"outnumbered overtime" right now, i'm harris faulkner. hurricanes lawrence takes a slight turn south, we are told. it's shifted a bit south, running into some warm waters and expected to sit on that coastline and pick up a whole lot of water and you know that means rain. with time running short to last-minute preparations and getting to safety for millions of people, a million and a half people, the national weather service is warning for potential of category flooding. likely to stall very close to that shoreline and into thursday night, delaying landfall until something friday sometime fridr even early saturday. north carolina's governor on why people need to obey the evacuation orders. >> planned to be without power for days, understand that the rain may last for days and not ours. this may be a marathon, not a sprint. when the storm surge on loads, tens of thousands of structures are expected to be flooded in north carolina. >> harris: some people heating those mornings. >> we are all very uncertain but we are prepared and trying to h

this is "outnumbered overtime," i am melissa francis in for harris faulkner. joining calls for the vote on judge kavanaugh's nomination to be postponed after the woman who accused him of attacking her more than 30 years ago breaks her silence. the judge, who was at that white house this morning, strongly denies the allegation and says that he is willing to talk to lawmakers again. all of this coming before the senate judiciary committee's plan to vote on thursday. some republicans questioning the timing of the charges, saying democrats sat on this for weeks. the accuser's lawyer says her client is also willing to testify publicly. >> is your client willing to testify before the judiciary committee, and publicly tell the story question marks because she is. she's going to do whatever it takes to get her story forward, yes. >> melissa: peter doocy has more from capitol hill. peter? >> if the accuser is going to get a chance to head testify at a hearing about her accusations of sexual misconduct, and of kavanaugh's going to get a chance to testify at a hearing to

this is "outnumbered" and i'm harris faulkner. here today is kennedy, former national security analyst morgan ortega's. executive in residence at american university and former ohio state senator, capri cafaro. and in the center seat today, gopac chairman and senior strategist david avella. we say he is "outnumbered," but he brings has a game, people. good to see you. another bombshell allegations surfacing this morning against judge brett kavanaugh. stormy daniels' attorney michael avenatti michael avenatti has identified a third woman to accuse a kavanaugh of sexual misconduct saying she was present at parties and high school where boys targeted young women with drugs and alcohol to take advantage of them. this is kavanaugh's first accuser, speed 19 is due to testify in an open hearing tomorrow. that's one day before the senate judiciary committee is set to vote on the nominee. the committee has selected rachel mitchell to do the questioning tomorrow. she is the chief the special victims division of maricopa maricopa county and

. >> i want to go faulkner's house. did you go to faulkner's house? how was it?home. >> really? >> but it was a pleasant visit. >> i would love to go. >> barnacle has better quality cigars than i do. i save my money from bar try va. >> gentlemen have joyce vance here. >> hi, joyce. are you disappointed? >> i was very surprised to see that. >> i'll be wearing crimson tomorrow. >> outstanding. >> new reporting on a possible plea deal with former trump campaign chairman, paul manafort. abc news cites three sources as saying a tentative deal has been reached with special counsel bob mueller. the network reports it will be announced in court today. reuters citing sources familiar with the matter reports a deal is near. one of the sources say it's close but not quite there yet. nbc news has not confirmed eritrea of those news reports. they can't say whether manafort's cooperation in the mueller probe but what deal would head off manafort's d.c. trial which was set to begin next week. he already has been convicted on eight counts of bank and tax fraud in virginia and, j

you are watching "outnumbered," i am harris faulkner. here today melissa francis, town hall editor and fox news contributor katie pavlich, syndicated radio talk show host and fox news contributor leslie marshall. joining us today, steve hilton in the center seat. host of the next revolution, and the author of positive populism. great to have you. >> steve: great to be here. one dumb xp when let's get started. she is huge, and she is coming. millions of people on the east coast bracing for hurricane florence as it bears down on the carolinas. it has lost some wind speed. the national hurricane center says there is nothing minor about florence. it warns that the storm remains deadly because of its growing size and a flow speed. fema chief brock along warning people not to let their guard down. >> just because the wind speed came down, the intensity of the storm came down to a category 2, please do not let your guard down. this is a very dangerous storm. storm surges why you have been placed under, many of you have been placed under evacuat

well the spokesman for the pentagon lieutenant colonel kone faulkner cited as you mentioned lack of pakistan ix pakistani decisive actions and he specifically mentioned two organizations that he said the pakistanis had not cracked down on the hakani network which the united states believes has been operating out of safe havens on pakistani territory to launch attacks on u.s. and coalition folgers in afghanistan and as well as accused of killing afghan citizens and against a law which is an armed group that is fighting against the rule of india in the disputed province of kashmir a colonel faulkner also said the pentagon quote continues to press pakistan to indiscriminately target all terrorist groups the troubled ministration has made its impatience with pakistan clear earlier this year the president donald trump himself said that years of aid and support for pakistan from washington have been repaid with nothing but lies and deceit and earlier this year as well the u.s. congress voted to withhold another five hundred million dollars in aid from pakistan military aid i should mention so that

after a legal battle shannon faulkner won the right to become the first woman to join the citadel. she left after five days. are women treated equally here? >> yes. i would definitely say so. >> but that wasn't always the case at the citadel. >> no, it wasn't. there is a long and lengthy history of the struggles women felt here. >> left. >> i feel like we've come 180 degrees from where we were 20 years ago. >> this is where you do a lot of your marching? >> yes. this is where we do a lot of our training throughout the day. ♪ >> reporter: each day begins at 5:00 a.m. >> medical review -- >> reporter: -- with a full course load, regimental commander duties, and workouts sometimes twice a day. zorn performs at the very top of the corps in physical fitness. >> you want to break the 90 degree. >> reporter: and can do 65 push-ups in two minutes. more than three times the minimum for women. >> wow. >> reporter: and she has been training in karate since she was 10. >> so do you have a black belt? >> i do. i have three. >> you have how many? >> three. >> reporter: martial arts, she says, te

i'm harris faulkner, our break breaking news coverage continues. democrats are blasting the decision by republicans to herd here the first note on judge kavanaugh friday morning. now a new bombshell has dropped. the third woman has been identified to accuse kavanaugh of sexual misconduct, saying she was present at parties in high school where boys targeted young women with drugs and alcohol to take advantage of them. fox news cannot independently verify accusations from a third accuser but lawyers are said to be reviewing all of it. kavanaugh blasting the new charges of moments ago with his own statements provided by the white house. "this is ridiculous and from the twilight zone. i don't know who this is and this never happened." none of the leading democrats on the senate judiciary committee, one of them richard blumenthal says the shocking claims show why the senate should pump the brakes on kavanaugh's nominatio nomination. >> there is absolutely no way that this nomination can proceed to a vote without an fbi investigation. this affidavit, swo

let's go out numbered over time, i'm harris faulkner. we know millions have moved into but to position, hopefully many of them evacuated as her cane florence zeros in on the carolina coast. the storm has dropped to a category 2 status. forecasters now struggling with how to get people to listen to this warning. >> the enormous wind has been growing larger. less strength, but bigger. the problem is, the deadly ocean surges that will come in. hurricane force winds now extending some 160 miles wide with tropical storm force winds. they will be felt for nearly 40. the exact time of the landfill is still up in the air. forecasters warn the storm surge will be a major problem on the coastline, and for miles inland. they are talking rain amounts in feet, as they have been. that continues. north carolina's governor 's warning people not to be complacent. >> i know many north carolinians see updated storm tracks, changing categories of the hurricane, and landfall predictions. i am concerned because i have even heard some people say that north car

i'm harris faulkner. here today, melissa francis. fox business network anchor dagen mcdowell, jessica tarlov tarlov, and pete hegseth, a civilian salute for us, so meaningful from a veteran, thank you very much. >> pete: you wrote the recent book on it which was fantastic. you and i appreciate that. let's get to it. judge kavanaugh for his part has told a senate committee will testify on capitol hill on monday. and says he wants to clear his name. president trump also reiterating his support for kavanaugh during a rally in las vegas last night. watch it. >> i'm not saying anything about anybody else but i want to tell you that brett kavanaugh is one of the finest human beings he will ever have the privilege of knowing for meeting. a great intellect, a great gentleman, an impeccable reputation. we got to let it play out but i want to tell you, he is a fine, fine person. we just got neil gorsuch, i told you we are going to get brett. >> harris: hasn't happened and now it has come a tweet on the matter. let's get you congressional corre

i'm harris faulkner. we are just about seven weeks away from one of the most consequential midterm elections in our nation's history. the people with me now and fellow arizonans will vote on november 6th for a senate candidate who will help determine the balance of power in washington, d.c., and the vote could have a big impact on the future of the trump presidency. we're here because arizona is at the epicenter of a critical and contentious issue facing the nation today. you know it, illegal immigration. new fox news polling shows the topic of immigration is among the top issues for voters in the state. the debate around illegal immigrants and more is dominating the headlines. more today than probably ever before in recent memory. it started the day that then-candidate donald trump announced his candidacy for the white house. watch. >> when do we beat mexico at the border? they're laughing at us, at our stupidity. >> i will build a great, great wall on our southern border, and i will have mexico pay for

you're watching "outnumbered," i'm harris faulkner. melissa francis, town hall contributor katie pavlich, democrat strategist jessica tarlove, and the center seat, chairman of the american conservative union and former white house political director for president george w. bush, matt schlaff, outnumbered. >> great to be here. >> harris: we'll do some on the storm and it has a political element, declarations of states of emergency have been put into place. we'll get your expertise in a moment. more than a million people in three states ordered to evacuate their homes. as the southeast coast, the midsection of the east coast for the first time in decated is bracing for this size of a storm, hurricane florence. the massive category four is set to bring torrential rainfall, catastrophic flooding, gale force winds, governors are saying landscape and life changing type of response because of the rainfall. florence could be the most powerful hurricane to hit the carolinas since haze 8. -- hazel. as we watch the map on the left, in 1953, was t

rule over the disputed north province of kashmir so while the spokesman lieutenant colonel conic faulkner says the pentagon continues to press pakistan to indiscriminately target all terrorist groups the united states is dissatisfied with pakistani progress in this area and in fact president trump himself earlier this year complained that years and years of u.s. support both diplomatic and financial to pakistan had been repaid with in his words only deceit and lies. sa khan is a visiting research fellow at the cato institute's defense and foreign policy department she says the cuts probably won't come as any surprise to pakistan you know back some government is basically they shouldn't be shocked that these threats are to the. president i declared in january that in front of doing security military that's the coalition support fund which is what these cuts are the leader was on the table and so i think iran is up probably was the pier one well i think from back sons perspective they will certainly say that you know because of these military security aide cuts that their ability to protect

i'm harris faulkner.rce is telling fox news rosenstein attended appro previy scheduled meeting at the white house today. this after a claim that he she guested secretly recording the president of the united states and discussed the possibility of recruiting cabinet members to invoke the 25th amendment to remove the president as

outnumbered overtime has a different meaning on this sunday as harris faulkner hosts a town hall america both candidates trying to replace retiring republican senator jeff flake in one of this year's key midterm races. harris moderates as democrat and republican take questions from voters. you can catch it all right here about an hour from now, fox news, 8:00 eastern, 5:00 p.m. pacific. that's how fox reports this sunday, september 16th. i'm jon scott. thanks for joining us. fox news sunday begins right now.

in prime time tonight i'm harris faulkner in for martha maccallum. former president obama delivered a fiery speech today at the university of illinois to kick off its return to the political arena ahead of the critical midterm election. and for the very first time in this manner, he called out the president by name. >> this is not normal. these are extraordinary times. they are dangerous times. i am here to tell you that even if you don't agree with me or democrats on policy. even if you believe in more libertarian economic news, even if you are an evangelical and our position on certain social issues is a bridge too far, even if you think my assessment of immigration is mistaken, i'm here to tell you that you should still be concerned with our current course. we are americans. we are supposed to stand up to bullies. >> harris: president trump also on the campaign trail today and had this to say about obama's attack. >> what do you think of president obama's speech and i said, i'm sorry, i watched it but i fell asleep. [laughter] i found is he very g

this is "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner.1 million people ordered to evacuate coastal areas, virginia, north carolina, south carolina on that list. hurricane florence is expected to strengthen even more over the atlantic. it is already a category four, could become a category five storm. it is tracking toward the carolinas. that has not really shifted all that much. south carolina's governor has issued a mandatory evacuation effective at noon today. >> this is a real hurricane. i am ordering a mandatory, not voluntary, but mandatory

here is harris faulkner. strategic communications for the campaign, adrienne elrod, and her first time on the couch, we have emily compagno. did i say that right? >> emily: close enough. let companion, exactly. >> melissa: all right! former federal attorney and defense attorney, tom dupree. former deputy assistant attorney general under president george w. bush, and he is outnumbered! [laughter] >> tom: excited to be here today. hopefully you can bring some insight and rational to increasing news make. >> melissa: that is a lofty goal. >> harris: breaking news to follow on top of it. it will be a busy hour. >> melissa: senate judiciary chairman chuck grassley setting a deadline of 10:00 a.m. tomorrow for kavanaugh's accuser, blasey ford, to decide if she will testify. they plan to forge ahead with a hearing on monday. grassley also stepping up calls for ranking democrat dianne feinstein to turn over the accuser's letter, using harsh words to explain how disappointed he is in the way his colleague has handled

amanda faulkner is with the u.s. coast guard. good evening to you, miss faulkner. u.s. coast guard has conducted seven operations and rescued at least one person. tell me about that. >> hi, yeah. so we have conducted seven rescues just as weather was permitting early this evening before the sun went down. and we did save one life. it was a cancer patient who needed to get emergency assistance at a hospital. so we got him there in time. and we'll get back up first light tomorrow. we can't operate overnight due to hazards we can't see due to storm damage. >> as i understand rescue operations have been called off for the evening. that is because of the conditions that are out. the hazards at this particular storm that it is posing, right? >> exactly. because there was so much damage to the area, we don't have a good idea of what it looks like at night. so it's not safe to operate when we can't see what we're operating in. >> yeah. so in the morning when you resume operations again, what are your priorities? >> so our priorities are based on direction from the state an

i'm harris faulkner in new york. this is the story that for so many lawmakers on capitol hill, will help define who they are. they've been talking with their constituents through a process of the country saw for the very first time yesterday. we saw judge brett kavanaugh on the hill talking about accusations against him made by a woman by the name of dr. christine blasey ford. we heard from both of them in a hearing yesterday and it was heated and today was heated again as people considered their vote, their constituents at home, and also their impression of those two people. let's bring in chris wallace, host of fox news sunday now to talk to me about this. this is not a court of law obviously, this was impression gathering for what some have described as a job interview. senator john kennedy called it an intergalactic freak show. >> he does have a gift for phrases can, harris, and good afternoon to you. it appeared that the nomination of brett kavanaugh to the supreme court was going to pass out of the judiciary co

i'm harris faulkner. here today, melissa francis. democratic strategist and fox news contributor jessica tarlov. most of kennedy on fox business kennedy. and in the center say, welcome back the editor in chief of "the daily caller" news foundation, a civilian salute to christopher bedford is in the house. >> chris: great to be here. on a beautiful rainy monday. i've got a lot of work to do. >> melissa: he looked panicked when you said that. it's catching up. >> harris: let's get to the news. as we begin some of the white house is going offense against the anonymous author of that opinion editorial who claims to be part of the resistance within the trump administration. vice president pence telling chris wallace on "fox news sunday" the unnamed author should do the right thing and resign, adding that he some of the vice president himself would be willing to take a lie detector test. >> i don't know, but i do know that they should resign and leave his administration. >> should all top officials take a lie detector test and would you ag

i'm harris faulkner. and we're halfway through the kavanaugh hearing.t's a special coverage we at fox news are calling whoah-oh. judge kavanaugh himself is about to appear so let's go live to the senate hearing room where two of the oldest white people i've ever seen are about to run a circus. [ nging ] >> order. order. we're calling this hearing back to order. >> that's right. we're back from lunch. had soup. >> and i had soup as well. it was too hot. now we just heard some very moving testimony from dr. ford. i listened to her and i kept a very open mind and that's why i already voted yes for kavanaugh before she even said a word. w we've heard from the alleged victim, but now it's time to hear from the he, judge brett kavanaugh, who i'm been ld has been shadow boxing in the men's room for the last 45 minutes. judge kavanaugh.

rule over the disputed north province of kashmir so while the spokesman lieutenant colonel conic faulkner says the pentagon continues to press pakistan to indiscriminately target all terrorist groups the united states is dissatisfied with pakistani progress in this area and in fact president trump himself earlier this year complained that years and years of u.s. support both diplomatic and financial to pakistan had been repaid with in his words only deceit and lies the united states italy france and the u.k. are condemning a surge in violence around libya's capital tripoli at least forty people have been killed and more than one hundred injured in several days of fighting between rival factions most of the casualties all civilians gun battles and shelling of damaged areas around an apple. bloglines have been heard near the base close to syria's capital damascus military command does additionally said israeli asteroids cools and explosion but syrian state media said an electrical fault led to a blast to munitions dump. america's political elite attended the funeral of john mccain who died

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money that was scheduled to go for military aid the other groups cited by lieutenant colonel conic faulknerthe spokesman was the. group that is a pakistani based. armed organization that is fighting against indian rule in the disputed province of kashmir the u.s. has long made it plain that it is impatient with the pace of pakistan's. fight against such groups in fact the president donald trump earlier this year said that years of. u.s. support for pakistan had been met only with lies and deceit in his words and earlier this year as well the u.s. congress decided to cut several hundred million dollars in aid from pakistanis military aid as well so this is a ramping up of the pressure on pakistan and on its new government led by the new prime minister imran khan are there other ways that the u.s. could pressure the pakistani government and its new prime minister. well the secretary of state might pump a zero and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general joseph dunford are both the due to go to islamic bod later this month they'll certainly be some discussions there and pakistan you k

rule over the disputed north province of kashmir so while the spokesman lieutenant colonel conic faulkner says the pentagon continues to press pakistan to indiscriminately target all terrorist groups the united states is dissatisfied with pakistani progress in this area and in fact president trump himself earlier this year complained that years and years of u.s. support both diplomatic and financial to pakistan had been repaid with in his words only deceit and lies. jordan is warning of dangerous consequences up to the us controlled funding to the un agency full palestinian refugees and rubble provides health care education and food to millions of people israel's about the decision which the palestinians say is an attack on that people are the fools that has moved from the occupied west bank. just this week in the face of its funding crisis on row was celebrating the start of the academic year at the reopening but schools goes arriving for class in the refugee camp in the occupied west bank welcomed by the agency's chief unruh has been scrambling all year to drum up the money to maintain

rule over the disputed north province of kashmir so while the spokesman lieutenant colonel conic faulkner says the pentagon continues to press pakistan to indiscriminately target all terrorist groups the united states is dissatisfied with pakistani progress in this area and in fact president trump himself earlier this year complained that years and years of u.s. support both diplomatic and financial to pakistan had been repaid with in his words only deceit and lies. but the high there is a defense and security analyst and joins me now via skype from pakistan's capital islamabad good to have you with us on the program so i mean what sort of dent does this reduction in funds really make into sort of pakistan's budget or plans for aid and defense of well thank you so much time is orderly is seeing be an acknowledgement gray suits and this particular announcement from dawn from washington is definitely going to have the. go on. and particularly on its ability years that is there is spencer and a number of bought u.s. operations. and formally senator john mccain who instilled things in not rea

impulse to stay came from reading the americans, and reading the americans of the deep south, twain, faulknernery o'connor, and they stayed. and they were deeply rooted. and make no apologies for it. no, they were fierce and defiant about their place, about their provincial situation, and about their vernacular language. and that was, you know... i mean i was at university for four years, but i think i learnt more from reading those provincial american writers, who just insisted on their own terms. and if people didn't like it, well, stuff it. that almost, without the blue language, which of course suffuses your latest book, that's sort of the attitude. ijust wrote down a couple of phrases that i love, they're so deeply of this book and your place. the young character, the troubled boy in the book, early on in the book he discovers his father's dead body, and he hates his father because his father's been violent and abusive, and he knows immediately, jack knows immediately that "the old turd was cactus", and that is a use of language which could only come from where you're from, and yet we al

well to view the pentagon spokesman lieutenant colonel kone faulkner said the pentagon quote continues to press pakistan to indiscriminately target all terrorist groups unquote but he mentioned two groups in particular that is the kani network which operates out of safe havens in pakistan according to the us government and the kani network targets both the u.s. and coalition soldiers in afghanistan as well as civilians in that country and also and also he mentioned lashkar e tayyiba which is a group an armed group operating in the disputed of province of kashmir which is controlled by india and. is opposed to indian control of mir now the trump administration has early and often made its displeasure with islamabad clear president donald trump earlier this year said that years and years of support from washington to islam about had been repaid only with lies and deceit his words and earlier this year the u.s. congress voted to cut more money from the the military aid program for for pakistan so now the total cut given this new number which was announced today by the pentagon amounts to

rule over the disputed north province of kashmir so while the spokesman lieutenant colonel kone faulkner says the pentagon continues to press pakistan to indiscriminately target all terrorist groups the united states is dissatisfied with pakistani progress in this area and in fact president trump himself earlier this year complained that years and years of u.s. support both diplomatic and financial to pakistan had been repaid with in his words only deceit and lies that been loud blasts near the meza and base close to syria's capital damascus. but a tree commanders initially said that israeli airstrikes coolest an explosion but syrian state media contradicted this saying that an electrical fault would lead to a blast but i mean it's dumb. america's political elites attended the funeral of john mccain who died last week at the age of eighty one leaders from across the political divide remembered the late arizona sun as a prisoner of war he'll be buried on sunday. that's perhaps why we honor him best by recognizing that there are some things bigger than party or ambition or money or fame or

kate faulkner is the managing director of real estate consultancy firm designs on property.g, the main issue? they were sold houses that were freehold under a leasehold contract and some of those terms and conditions were pretty owner is. for example, ground rents, of which the averages maybe several hundred pounds, they could double every ten years, meaning in some years' time they could be paying tens of thousands of pounds. and actually, even worse than that, if they wanted to change their blind or add if they wanted to change their blind oradd an if they wanted to change their blind or add an extension, they were going to be charged hundreds of thousands of pounds. so what has really happened if it looks like rather than these agreements protecting consumers and protect the areas in communal areas, which is what leasehold normally do, they became moneymaking schemes. what needs to be done to help solve this problem, especially in terms of new houses? the government has started to step in in terms of saying they don't wa nt to in in terms of saying they don't want to see

legal battle, shannon faulkner won the right to become the first woman to attend the say the dell.t that wasn't always the case at the citadel. >> no, it wasn't. there is a long and lengthy history of the struggles that women felt here pit feel like we've come 180 degrees from where we were 20 years ago. >> this is where you do a lot of your marching? >> yes. it's where we do a lot of our training throughout the day. >> each day begins at 5:00 a.m. with a full course lead, reng mental commander duties and workouts sometimes twice a day. zorn performs at the very top of the corps in physical fitness. >> you want to break the 90 degree. >> and do 65 pushups in two minutes. more than three times the minimum for women. and she has been flange karate since she was 10. >> so do you have a black belt? >> i do, i have three. >> you have how many? >> three. >> martial artsler says, teaches her patience and self-discipline. >> your teacher said that you are the most motivated person that he has ever met. >> motivation is a desire not to disappoint. you don't want to disappoint yourself becau

here is maris faulkner, fox news contributor lisa boothe, anchor of the intelligence report on fox business trish regan, and back, co-host of "fox & friends," brian kilmey. you have a lot of friends. >> it's called the brian kilmeade show now. this is a rehearsal. >> are you afraid to go anywhere without friends? >> harris knowts i'm very insecure. [laughing] at the end of the show it comes out. >> can we be friends? >> yeah! >> aww. always bringing the love. it's friday. >> melissa: president trump not holding back at a rally in montana, taking on that "new york times" op ed piece penned by an unnamed writer who claims to be part of a, quote, resistance working from within to thwart president trump's most dangerous impulses. >> president trump: the latest act of resistance is the op ed published in the failing "new york times" by an anonymous, really anonymous, gutness coward. i can never get a good story. i mean, look at this horrible thing today, is it sub version, is it treason? it is e a horrible thing. >> melissa: the president saying that what the times did was very unfair. watch. >>

one of mississippi's several literary giants william faulkner expressed that to understand the world you must understand a place like mississippi. and such a profound statement can even translate to the region in which we live. but perhaps we can say that to understand the world, you must first understand the place like the american south. our panelists for the afternoon have produced powerful written works that offer a broad and provocative look at how race, culture, economic and criminal injustice have affect the south from then 19th century to the present. our panelists including tucker carrington, lisa corrigan, jean daddles, and tk thorne. accord ago to publishers weekly, it's a clear and shocking portrait of the structural failings of the u.s. criminal justice system. this imminently reedable book builds a hard to ignore case for comprehensive reform. co-authors tucker carrington is a associate dean for clinical program and an assistant professor of law at the university of mississippi school of law. he is also the founding director of the mississippi innocence project and clin

i had even read william faulkner at. yet. it ends in defeat. it is a huge debacle. i will say that having read about the battle. it is a bad mistake and it really can't be -- i can offer of a whole hours worth excuses on why he did it but i can't justify in the end. robert e lee, if he ran out of options would hit you haead on. the sevenme books on days campaign, the battle of the wilderness, look the pattern with robert e. lee, he will hit you had on if he runs out of action -- out of options. the union army pursues the confederate army. here is one of the great what if's. up -- thearmy and's union army has a chance to bottle up lee's army. george meade has just won the battle of gettysburg. the man was placed in command on june 20 8, 3 days before the battle. then he goes up against arguably -- i don't always big right now, joe montana, is he still around? how about archie manning? [laughter] southern mississippi guy will get it back there. george may not think he is exhausted, he is trying to shoot rebse -- shoe those old across the river. he has an opportunity t

let's go "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner. forecasters say her again florence is expected to make landfall this thursday. wins about 130 miles for per h, it could strengthen even more. states of emergency declared in north carolina, south carolina, and now virginia. adam fox with mark, adam? >> this is a powerful storm, just jumping up to category four winds. you see a defined eye wall there, a strong storm as it continues to push off closer and closer to the united states. as far as timing goes, you notice, this is our cone of uncertainty, it stays a category for this entire trek. now sitting off the coast of the carolinas, with winds strong enough to keep it at a category 4 status, staying there as it eventually runs its way on shore. current timing suggests somewhere between thursday afternoon and thursday night, maybe friday morning. there is time for this system to speed up and slow down but the strength and wind speeds are going to be there. 130 miles an hour up to 156 miles per hour, likely climbing up closer to the 156

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so harris faulkner i thought said something interesting earlier on fox news.he idea it is not anonymous. it is just unnamed. we, "the new york times" knows who it is and i think eventually this comes out. but i think we really got away from the content. i think for the white house, it has been a chaotic week, ever since the mccain funeral, to the woodward book, it has been chaotic. i don't think that helps when you publish this type of article. trish: no, but i think what it shows you though is that the "new york times" is somehow, well, in much of the mainstream media, objective we can all say this, they don't like this president, this person who wrote this op ed does not like this president. so they never bothered to really question the motives of the person writing anonymously. "the new york times" said sure, bring that on. you agree with us. as a journalist i have a problem with this. >> the question i would have for you, a business decision or junenal listtic decision? it is hard to turn away something like that. i'm not sure what "the wall street journal

i'm harris faulkner. >> fox news alert, president trump set to speak any moment in fargo, north dakotaed fiery attack against him while barely mentioning his name. i'm dana perino, this is "the daily briefing with dana perino." >> dana: the president covering a wide range of topics with reporters aboard air force one, about north korea and his call for justice department to investigate the writer behind the anonymous and scathing op ed in the "new york times." ellison barber is live in fargo.

let's go "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner. the attorney for christine blasey ford saying in a letter she's willing to testify under the "right terms." only members of the committee can question her. kavanaugh should testify first before he has heard of ford's testimony. a short time ago, president trump weighed in weyden, accusing democrats of using the allegations to stall the nomination, tweeting -- let her testify or not and take the vote. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel live on capitol hill, this story is cooking along, faster even in the last hour. >> fox is told that members of the senate judiciary committee have spoken to one another about what a g.o.p. counteroffer might be to try to set up a hearing for next week. but fox has been told no offer has been made to christine blasey ford, her attorneys, or committee democrats. mitch mcconnell spoke with great confidence today to a group of conservative voters, saying that judge brett kavanaugh will be confirmed. >> you watch the fight, you watched the topics

i'm harris faulkner.ay from one of the most consequential midterm elections in our nation's history. the people with me now and fellow arizonans will vote on november 6th for a senate candidate who will help determine the balance of power in washington, d.c., and the vote could have a big impact on the future of the trump presidency. we're here because arizona is at the epicenter of a critical and contentious issue facing the nation today. you

. >> harris: i'm harris faulkner, this is "outnumbered overtime." we've been watching the live confirmation hearing of supreme court nominee judge brett kavanaugh. at times in the several hours we've been covering this on fox news today, it has been contentious. at the heart of that contention has been a new jersey senator, cory booker. saying he would capitulate or surrender to senate rule of being expelled from the senate by releasing some information he is calling confidential. some emails by brett kavanaugh. the situation has moved forward quite a bit and we want to catch you up, we are all over the hearing. we will dip in and out over the next couple of minutes but let's beget to the news that's being made on this. shannon bream joins me now, shannon, you've been covering the hearings on capitol hill. particularly interesting, this battle among senators today, was it real what we saw with cory booker and others? >> that's what were digging into. you saw him this morning, i'll take the consequences, i'll take the punishment, i'm knowingly violat

let's go "outnumbered overtime" now, i'm harris faulkner. chuck grassley has asked professor christine blasey ford to tell congress by tomorrow if she will testify about her allegation of a three decades old the by judge kavanaugh. chairman grassley has also called for ranking democrat diane dianne feinstein to release a letter she received about those allegations. the a committee for florida saye plan to move forward is unfair. many republicans saying if dr. ford does not testify, that they are prepared to proceed to a vote on the kavanaugh's confirmation. here's former top doj official under president george w. bush, he was on "newsroom" earlier. >> i think dr. ford has to testify, if she doesn't testify i think the senators will rightfully go ahead and devote. otherwise any stray accusation uncorroborated would be enough to shut down the senate and prevent the confirmation of any nominee for any judicial executive branch job and we cannot allow that to happen. >> harris: chief white house correspondent john roberts, that was putting it di

i'm harris faulkner. a source is telling fox news rosenstein attended appro previy scheduled meeting at the white house today. this after a claim that he she guested secretly recording the president of the united states and discussed the possibility of recruiting cabinet members to invoke the 25th amendment to remove the president as unfit for office. rosenstein has denied the report. democrats are stepping up warnings to president trump not to fire rosenstein. senator patrick leahy say saturday night massacres don't have to happen on a saturday. if the president fires rosenstein, he will come a leap closer to meddling in the russian investigation. catherine herridge is live in washington with more. this all shifted from the press secretary about why rosenstein is at the white house today. >> we just received a statement from sarah sanders, and it now confirms several facts and also a timeline for developments with the rosenstein case. it reads "at the request of rod rosenstein, he and president trump had

rule over the disputed north province of kashmir so while the spokesman lieutenant colonel coning faulkner says the pentagon continues to press pakistan to indiscriminately target all terrorist groups the united states is dissatisfied with pakistani progress in this area and in fact president trump himself earlier this year complained that years and years of u.s. support both diplomatic and financial to pakistan had been repaid with in his words only deceit and lies between hide the is a defense and security analyst he says the withdrawal of aid will hurt buckets the struggling economy. this particular statement which as dumb problem our united states is deployed by sign into patient bogside is expected to give. anybody. reaction but it's going to take up to mad as us to get the of state. along with his stock depends dean would be on bents day that goes on december the bogside and decided to take up this issue with their instinct bob. bob and don't bend over on the corp big been a star by then be needing is growing rapidly particularly in the defense sense you're really bugged on is buying

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harris faulkner will be in arizona for a town hall at 8:00 p.m. that's a big senate race out there. i want your take on it, josh. >> that's the race that will determine which party has the senate majority. which party has the momentum for the mid-terms. it's an open seat. two congress women running against each other. mcsally is neck and neck with kirsten cinema. it's a race where immigration will play a big role. cinema is trying to run to the middle on border security. and you have mcsally, the republican, running in the john mccain mold. she has a stellar military record and she's running on her biography to overcome the democratic momentum in the country. >> dana: tell me about the demographics in arizona. how different is this state from where it was before? >> you have a lot of hispanic growth a lot of growth in the maricopa county, suburban phoenix. democrats are gaining in terms of voters. but you have a lot of seniors from the midwest that are more conservative. so arizona is a huge political battleground and may determine which party ends up with the senate majority in nov