en harris faulkner.eller report, which could be released at any time. deputy attorney general rosenstein coming to bill barr's defense, telling "the wall street journal" this. "he is being as forthcoming as he can, so this notion that he's trying to mislead people i think it's just completely bizarre." chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge working on at the justice department at this hour. catherine? >> thank you, harris. the testimony on capitol hill has have the

i'm harris faulkner.livered the 400-plus page rejected report to count down my congress and people. it is online. as we dig through this report we are learning more about how and why the special counsel found no evidence of trump campaign collusion with russia. and why special counsel mueller felt he could not fully exonerate the president over potential obstruction of justice. here is attorney general

this is "outnumbered" and i'm melissa frances here today with harris faulkner. town hall editor katie pavlich, syndicated radio host and fox news contributor leslie marshall and joining us on the couch, jerry baker, host of "wall street journal" at large on fox business network and editor at large for "wall street journal," that makes sense that is what they call that show. >> lots of at-large activity. i am at-large and dangerous. >> at-large and -- that is what that means, right? >> just a nice title. >> fabulous. >> welcome. >> thank you very much. >> glad to have you, we'll get down to business. democrats showing skepticism ahead of tomorrow's release of the mueller report. barr said will include redaction of information, grand jury testimony and ongoing investigations, but house speaker nancy pelosi says whatever is released will not necessarily be the final word. >> nancy pelosi: we have to find out what happened so it doesn't happen again. it isn't up to the attorney general, who has said basically the president is above the law and the rest, so he's ther

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now here's melissa francis in for harris faulkner. he won fox news alert, president trump stepping up as jabs on joe biden as the former vice president face a big hurdle from his past. let's go "outnumbered overtime," on melissa francis and for harris faulkner. right now the president speaking at the annual nra convention as he is ramping up his attacks on the former vice president. earlier, before departing the white house, the president suggested biden doesn't have the stamina to meet the demands of the oval office. >> i feel like a young man. i'm so young! i'm the youngest person -- i am a young, vibrant man. i look at joe, i don't know about him. >> melissa: but the former vp of hearing on the view where he was confronted about why he hasn't apologized to anita hill about his handling of clarence thomas' confirmation hearings in 1991, where she accused the supreme court justice of sexual harassment. watch this. >> what she wants you to say is, "i'm sorry for the way i treated you, not for the way you were treated." i think that wo

this is "outnumbered overtime," i am melissa francis in today for harris faulkner. sri lanka pledging to use emergency powers to find the terrorist responsible for this massacre. no one was hurt in today's explosion, but at least 290 people died, 500 were hurt when a series of bombs went off at churches and hotels yesterday. survivors describe the chaos. >> i went inside, and we just heard the explosion really loud, it was really loud, and we were scared. we did not know what to do anymore. it is scary. it is very scary. because i never see it the first time. the bomb exploded. it was very scary. >> melissa: benjamin hall live with the latest. benjamin. >> hi, melissa, we are learning the identity of one of the americans that was killed so tragically yesterday and the easter sunday attacks, he is 40 years old from dan burke, he arrived at his hotel just hours before the bombing, and was at a publication firm, as he pointed out in sri lanka, the barbs are still being found. a van near one of the churches exploded earlier as police tried to defuse the rebounds found i

this is "outnumbered overtime," and harris faulkner. the votes are in. the house judiciary committee has now voted along party lines to authorize a subpoena on the entire mueller report after attorney general william barr said he would release a redacted version sometime in mid-april. democrats are not stopping there. they also green-lit subpoenas for five former white house officials as part of their obstruction investigation. ranking republican doug collins blasting today's move. >> we have a preemptive chairman who has gone after a report that's already been promising. if they didn't like what was there, that's the proper way that legal positioning should go with subpoenas and how you got it. this is nothing but political theater, and especially naming five of their closely administration. all of those names are going to get subpoenas. all of them have participated. >> harris: catherine herridge there today as all of the action is unfolding. catherine? >> thank you, here is pretty good afternoon. the session this morning lasted about 90 minutes. repub

and fox news tonight, harris faulkner's town hall america from iowa at 8:00 p.m.rn. >> attorney general barr working on releasing report some time this week. >> denver washington is anxiously awaiting the report, but not surprisingly it's for very different reasons. what a lot of democrats are hope to go find is that the special counsel uncovers damaging information on president trump including on what many long-thought was their best shot to take down the president, obstruction of justice. the attorney general said in bottom line find that is mueller did not determine if the president obstructed justice but based on mueller's report the attorney general does not believe the president did so. that explanation on its own is not enough for many democrats, including house judiciary chairman nadler. >> the fact is that we also need to see the -- the report because it may be that mueller decided not to prosecute obstruction of justice, if there wasn't proof beyond all reasonable doubt but there still may have been proof of very bad deeds and very bad motives and we nee

i'm melissa francis in today for harris faulkner. fox news can now confirm that joe biden will make his candidacy for the presidency official in two days in an online video. sources familiar with the planning say the former vice president will also make an appearance on monday in pittsburgh. biden will be joining a crowded democratic field where the parties progressive ideas were front and center during a series of 2020 town halls last night, including elizabeth warren announcing a new plan to cancel existing student debt for millions. kamala harris veiling executive action on gun control if congress doesn't act in her first 100 days. and bernie sanders defending his stance to grant voting rights to criminals while they are in prison, including the boston marathon bomber. just days after the sixth anniversary of the attack. peter doocy has more on all of this from washington. it's heating up, peter. >> melissa, a video announcement on thursday morning and a pittsburgh rally on monday afternoon will announce the start of joe biden's t

now here's melissa francis in for harris faulkner.lert, president trump stepping up as jabs on joe biden as the former vice president face a big hurdle from his past. let's go "outnumbered overtime," on melissa francis and for harris faulkner. right now the president speaking at the annual nra convention as he is ramping up his attacks on the former vice president. earlier, before departing the white house, the president suggested biden doesn't have the stamina to meet the demands of the oval office. >> i feel like a young man. i'm so young! i'm the youngest person -- i am a young, vibrant man. i look at joe, i don't know about him. >> melissa: but the former vp

"outnumbered overtime" now, i'm harris faulkner.g to set the record straight amid reports they are planning a shift in immigration. he says he is not looking to restart family separation at the border. he just said that. he also said there is no ongoing push to overhaul the department of homeland security. here he is in the oval office moments ago. >> i never said i'm cleaning house. i don't know who came up with that expression. we have a lot of great people over there. we have bad laws, a judge that just ruled incredibly that

i'm harris faulkner. here today, melissa francis. fox news analyst and cohost of benson "bension & harf" on fox's radio, marie harf. post of kennedy on the fox business network, kennedy. in the center seat, former arkansas governor and fox news contributor of mike huckabee is "outnumbered," although always loved and welcome. the six it is something to be back. thank you for having me. >> harris: a lot of news to get into, glad you're here. >> gov. huckabee: oh, i thought it was a slow news day. i was going to leave at 1215. [laughter] >> harris: we haven't had one of those in a while. the chicago police union is protesting against ken fox for her alleged interference in the smollett case. the fraternal order of police demanding an investigation after fox tried to police dell might persuade police superintendent eddie johnson to transfer the case to the fbi. apparently, the request of a private attorney with connections to smollett's family. can fox recuse yourself from the case but stands by her office's

i'm harris faulkner. here today, melissa francis. fox news contributor, jessica tarlov. host of "kennedy" on the fox business network, big smiles, kennedy. in the center seat, fox news contributor and assistant editor of "the wall street journal" editorial, you can also watch him on "deep dive" hearing on our fox nation streaming servic service, james freeman's here. we say he's "outnumbered" but he's always whited home. >> melissa: one of the smartest people in the whole building, i want to add that here. >> james: wow, think he prayed like wise. thank you for extending the privilege to me of occupying the seat. >> kennedy: you'll have to apologize for it later. [laughter] >> james: i will! >> harris: it's monday, people. we'll move onto this. we are awaiting word directly from the former dhs secretary, kirstjen nielsen. she is stepping down after a white house meeting with president trump yesterday. she said she will stay on until tomorrow for a smooth transition. the administration sources are telling

this is "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner.c house chairs warning attorney general william barr that if he fails to turn over the full miller report by today's deadline, that they set, they will subpoena the deferment of justice. this, after william barr said he would turn over a redacted version of the report by the middle of april if not sooner. democrats say they consider today a hard deadline. white house press secretary sarah sanders had this reaction a short time ago. >> secretary sanders: i think it just shows again what sore losers the democrats really are. they got beat in 2016

let's go "outnumbered overtime" great i'm melissa francis in today for harris faulkner. you are looking at a great video of joe biden at a pizzeria and met with dominic wilmington, delaware moments ago after making it official this morning. the 67 term u.s. senator and former vice president making the announcement in an online video using scenes from the white supremacist marches in charlottesville to slam president trump's response to the deadly confrontation. calling the next election a "battle for the soul of this nation." >> looking back on for years that this president, all he embraces as an aberrant moment in time. as we give him eight years in the white house, he will forever and fundamentally alter the character of this nation. who we are. and i cannot stand by and watch that happen. everything that has made america america is at stake. that's why today i'm announcing my candidacy for president of the united states. the one he enters the crowded democratic field as the front runner, but there are questions about how he will do against a very diverse group of cand

i'm harris faulkner. a funeral will be held today for 60-year-old lori kaye, who stepped between the rabbi on the rail of a gun a 19 year old suspect is in police custody on first-degree murder charges. the rabbi is talking about that moment. >> two, three, footsteps. when i hear a loud bang. i thought lori may have fell, or the table tipped over in the lobby right here. i turned around and i see a site that i -- undescribable. [voice breaking] >> harris: william la jeunesse is live in california now. william? >> harris, many here acted selflessly and aerobically on saturday, including lori kaye, who died trying to protect the rabbi she loved. it also includes this person, an ex-israeli soldier who took shrapnel to a leg trying to protect several children. a border battle agent, john henry ellis, who drive three hours to reappear. he acted quickly, retrieving a handgun that is reserved and hidden in the synagogue for law enforcement-trained individuals, members. he shot five times, forcing the government

"outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner.ent announcing a marked-up version of the report will be released to congress and the public. the american people, and congress. the attorney general has been under fire, as you know, by democrats demanding to see the entire report including the underlying evidence. but president trump tweeted a short time ago, the mueller report -- which was written by 18 angry democrats who also happened to be trump-haters and clinton supporters, should have focus on the people who spn my campaign." spied in all caps. "at others who fabricated the whole russian hoax." james trustees

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harris faulkner is hosting a town hall america airing tomorrow nigh, 8 p.m.n right here. she joins us for a preview from urbandale, iowa. >> a beautiful day in iowa. you know, we sometimes look at the polling, we take guesstimates where people are in terms of what they want to talk about, now we can simply ask the people who will go and lead the nation in the contest in election 2020, those caucusing iowa voters in the 99 counties. a lot of those people will join me from all over the state they're coming, and we'll talk about what they say is important. here's the list: democratic socialism, the green new deal, iowa, a lot of livestock here, a lot of look at energy here. senator joni ernst talking with nervous farmers about the green new deal and ideas that are far left among the democrats and what changes that would make in terms of what they produce in this agricultural state. but also just broadening that out. you just had a tweet from the president that has everybody talking about sanctuary cities. we did a deep dive. do you know that there are more than

this is "outnumbered," i'm harris faulkner. here today, melissa francis. town hall editor and fox news contributor, katie pavlich. fox news contributor, jessica tarlov. in the center seat, former white house press secretary and senior advisor and spokesman for the america first action super pac, shawn spicer is in the house. >> sean: agreed to be back pretty good to see you. >> harris: another light newsday. >> sean: i don't know whether he has ever been true! >> harris: we will move. caitlin caruso, a former college student and sexual assault though mike assault survivor, claims during the 2016 event on sexual assault, former vp biden rested his hand on her if i. even as she squirmed to show her discomfort. he hugged her for "just a little bit too long." and another woman, dj, reportedly claiming that biden put his hand on her shoulder and then dropped it down her back at a 2012 fund-raiser. hill said she made her "very incredible." this comes after two other women accused biden up in property touching. despite all of it, democrat women are rallying to hi

i'm harris faulkner. here today, melissa francis. host of "kennedy" on the fox business network, kennedy. fox news analyst and cohost of "benson & harf" on fox news radio, marie harf. joining us in center city, editor and chief of the "washington examiner," hugo is here. he's "outnumbered." never out of work! i have you on all the time. it's good to see them. space it's great to be here. >> harris: let's get to the headlines. wikileaks founder julian assange arrested today the ecuadorian embassy in london after ecuador revoked his asylum. u.s. authorities now are charging assange, alleging he engaged in a conspiracy with a former u.s. army intelligent ie analyst chelsea manning. they were hacking into u.s. defense of our computers, used for classified documents. now has extradition for america is being called for. watch. >> i'm tickled to death. i'm glad we finally got that. we can get some facts get the truth out, maybe we can help put an end to all this. >> he should be extradited to face justice here. there are serious charges inv

i'm harris faulkner. this is "outnumbered overtime."ormous damage on notre dame cathedral, after burning for more than 12 hours. reducing the cathedral's roof and aspire to rebel. two iconic bell towers remain intact, along with much of the structure and the stained-glass windows. precious artifacts and relics also saved, and investigation, we are told, by police authorities in france is underway into the cause of the fire. but police say they believe it may

i'm harris faulkner. a short time ago the justice department delivered the 400-plus page rejected report to count down my congress and people. it is online. as we dig through this report we are learning more about how and why the special counsel found no evidence of trump campaign collusion with russia. and why special counsel mueller felt he could not fully exonerate the president over potential obstruction of justice. here is attorney general william barr, from earlier, speaking before the release of that rejected report on the question of obstruction. >> after carefully reviewing the facts and legal theories outlined in the report, and in concentration of the office of legal counsel and other department lawyers, the deputy attorney general and i concluded that the evidence developed by the special counsel is not sufficient to establish that the president committed and obstruction of justice offense. >> harris: chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is live at the justice department with mo

"outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner. the justice department announcing a marked-up version of the report will be released to congress and the public. the american people, and congress. the attorney general has been under fire, as you know, by democrats demanding to see the entire report including the underlying evidence. but president trump tweeted a short time ago, the mueller report -- which was written by 18 angry democrats who also happened to be trump-haters and clinton supporters, should have focus on the people who spn my campaign." spied in all caps. "at others who fabricated the whole russian hoax." james trustees with me now. former justice department prosecutor and law partner. the public, along with congress. what you make of it? >> i think it's a good sign that barr is keeping to his word that he's releasing an awful lot of this document. but it will be very intriguing to see just how redacted it is. the format he's talking about seems to be like you'd see in a request where there are exceptions taken to the

mayor faulkner says his residence near the border open. >> we are the largest land port of entry in north america, it's incredibly supportive we have a safe, secure functioning border. >> reporter: the president said he will cut off aid to el salvador, guatemala and hunter is where the majority of migrants in the rate. democrats insists aid was aimed at reducing illegal immigration, meaning cutting it will only increase the number of asylum-seekers. >> the president is expected to travel to california on friday and make a stop in the watertown of calexico. >>> joe biden's well-known physically affectionate style is being called into question. a nevada politician says biden made physical contact with her in a way she found inappropriate. >> am glad he is clarifying his intentions. >> former nevada lieutenant governor nominee lucy florez responding from a statement from former vice president joe biden regarding allegations of physicality that made her feel uneasy. >> very unexpectedly and out of nowhere i feel him put his hands on my shoulder, get up very close to me from behind, lean in ,

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faulkner which another crunch day on the break said khaled the british parliament passed a bill requiring the prime minister to see get another extension to exit the european union the move was aimed at preventing the u.k. from crushing the block without a deal friday mrs may is to meet german chancellor angela merkel and french president manuel micron later to try and get their support for a delayed thirty is that she's then jus in brussels for emergency summit on wednesday where that will go to the vote it's almost three years now gosh her time as follows since the referendum and many in the u.k. have changed their mind on whether or not they should leave you know that all the turn to boston just a hundred kilometers north of london is home to thousands of migrants from eastern european countries but then it voted overwhelmingly to leave the e.u. we wanted to see where the pendulum was now. we have a vote we do so much to leave stick to it as best you can and let's get out. there wife has these make it the job is now we have no tradition that we're not even set up right still for case t

but there was an open letter signed by 12 lawyers including the former uk lord chancellor lord faulknerest leaders. but they said this — a serious threat to the rule of law, and the independence of thejudiciary, a pillar of hong kong, risks becoming a charade, at the beck and call of the chinese communist party. hong kong's rule of law and basic freedoms, at the heart of the principle of one country, two systems, now face grave threats. they disagree with you about the independence of the courts and thejudiciary. as far as i know, people are still coming to hong kong to invest because they really trust our legal system will be independent, and it speaks for itself, and i have not seen one case flow. one of our rivalries, i won't mention any names of that city, you know, ithink in hong kong we, the government, lost more cases than that city ever had. so we, the court, remain unbiased, we remain very independent. they adjudicate over whatever is enshrined in the law. so, i disagree, and that is why we continue to see investors coming to hong kong to use this as a base to invest to the rest

this recording, mr corbin is talking about his plans to recruit the former lord chancellor, lord faulknerew the party but ‘s complaints system. he will look at the speed of dealing with cases, the administration of them, the manipulation of the evidence, before it's put before appropriate panels and things. because i was concerned that evidence had either been mislaid, ignored or not used and i think we need a better system on it. 0k. it's that admission that some of the evidence may have been misled, for example. some people are reacting in different ways to this. it can be interpreted in a couple of ways. a labour party spokesman says this actually shows jeremy corbyn has a desire to make procedures as robust and efficient as possible and to rebuild trust within the jewish community. others see it as his sta rkest community. others see it as his starkest admission yet, albeit in a private conversation, that maybe there are concerns the complaints policy in the labour party will stop seven labour mps including margaret hodge our calling for a fully independent body to deal with complaint

i'm harris faulkner humming from the living history farms in urbandale, iowa outside of des moines.inating contest of the 2010 election. it has been talk about as a microcosm of what americans

that's certainly the remarks that we'd had from a number of people, for example, lord faulkner who wase just saw there, who's a former lord chancellor in the former labour government of tony blair. he's saying this is a matter for the courts, politicians should not get involved. the court should make the decision based upon various things, for example, the time at which these cases then cease to be active. for example, with the case in sweden, it has to be acted upon by august of next year. in america, the case has a longer period of time before it would cease to be active. those types of things should be taken into account. he is saying that we should leave the politics behind and focus on the law. in terms of what happens, it really does depend on what sweden does. at the moment we understand that they are thinking about it, they're looking into whether to take action. if they do come forward with an extradition request to the british government, then the british government will be in a position where it has to make a decision about what to do. susana medonca there. anti—government p

well, climate change causing a heated debate during iowa town hall where our very own harris faulknerleigh mcenany and josÉ sparring over congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez's green new deal. listen to this. >> it's a good starter point, a good conversation to have but we have to be very careful, remember the primaries, primaries, real goal to the left, we try to play to the base and every single candidate goes to left. >> aoc comes out with green new deal, cost $100 trillion and what do democratic 2020 contenders do, they all embrace it, they all endorse it. china as i mentioned is the cheat omitter of c02, any deal that doesn't include china is pointless. >> the world doesn't care if china doesn't get involved, climate change is real. look -- heather: at least 12 democratic presidential candidates support the green new deal. well, from green new deal to green new jacket, woods back on top for the first time in over decade. tiger winning the masters and breaking 11-year drought between major championships, todd piro more on stunning return to glory, what a day it was for him. >> h

arthel: tonight don't miss harris faulkner. i'm arthel nfl. eric: appreciate your time with us, have a great night. >> i don't know about hollywood anymore, i don't know how people, you know, there's so much that people find offensive that i, you know, i used to feel like i could pass gas anywhere. >> same here. [laughter] >> just because it's the 202 should be 2,000 democrats running, it's getting crazy, take a look. here are the candidates heading to a mock debate debate. [laughter] [laughter] greg: everyone is running. just to get a little press. who is this guy? >> i've seen countries in quicksand. i'm able to solve problems and threats from abroad. i'm able to make life better for people here at home. i'm ready to solve these problems. i am running for the president of the united states. greg: yet and i'm running for the president of your face. [laughter] greg: the guy is the charm of an armpit. the great thing about america a, anyone can run, and the bad thing, anyone can run. what night this guy? or this fellow, or this thing? why not,

>> thank you so much for watching "outnumbered overtime"" i'm in for harris faulkner. "the daily briefing" starts right now. >> dana: yes, "the daily briefing" starts now. three big stories to start finally, the waiting game is over. up new details about joe biden's much-anticipated and talked about. while in syria zero one, a newg to terrorists. welcome everyone, i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." first, a fight over immigration playing out during oral arguments. some justices seem to show support for including exists, citizenship question and the 2,020 census. this is getting a lot of attention. there are protesters there and a big argument today. >> most of them walked away for now because i arguments are over but they were there en masse earlier this morning. this could be the biggest test of the high court's new conservative majority to date. partisan lines develop very quickly during oral arguments this morning, and that they press the lawyers for the justice department to explain why the argument wants to include, are you at a citizen of the unite

arthel: tonight don't miss harris faulkner. i'm arthel nfl.ave a great night. >> i don't know about hollywood anymore, i don't know how people, you know, there's so much that people find offensive that i, you know, i used to feel like i could pass gas anywhere. >> same here. [laughter]

go "outnumbered overtime," melissa frances in for harris faulkner. right now dhs secretary kirstjen nielson is set to visit the yuma border patrol station in arizona amid president trump's thet to close large portions of the border to deal with influx of migrants. the president, who heads to the border tomorrow, had this warning for mexico just minutes ago. >> pres. trump: if mexico doesn't give the help, that is okay, we're going to tariff their cars. if the drugs don't stop, mexico can stop them if they want, we will tariff the cars. if that doesn't work, we will close the border. i think that will work, massive numbers of dollars. >> casey stegall has more from the border in el paso. casey. >> casey: melissa, good to see you, what we are expecting the secretary to do in yuma, arizona, waiting for pictures to come in now tis similar to what she did yesterday, right here on the ground in el paso. and that is essentially meeting with border patrol agents and officers to get realtime updates on the situation from those on the front lines, those on the

i'm harris faulkner. the daily briefing starts now. >> dana: three big stories we're following. stars lori laughlin and felicity huffman have their day in court over the college admission scandal. president trump mocking joe biden, as we are hearing ab even more allegations of inappropriate touching. plus, how democrats and the doj are on a collision course to a big fight over the full mueller report. i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." lori laughlin arriving in court, a throng of media surrounding her. felicity huffman is already inside. they are more than a dozen defendants that will appear in front of a judge this hour. molly line is outside the courthouse. >> reporter: just a few moments ago this wide swath of cameras here awaiting the arrival of lori laughlin and her husband finally got what they were waiting for. difficult to get in the front doors here. no special treatment for any of the defendants arriving today in court. they all go in or aut one of the two entrances. felicity huffman arriving without her husband this morning. the actor william macy. pros

he has been on death row for decades shooting and killing daniel faulkner during a traffic stop in 1981gal immigrants into the united states. they are flying back and forth over american soil. 10 illegals account sneaking into texas. official think smugglers used it to look out for police before sending the group over. border patrol says it is the first known time smugglers used a drone as a lookout. democrats. content to ignore the surge of migrants at the southern border. dan patrick is willing to pay cash to see the crisis with their own eyes. listen to this. >> i will put out $100,000 bounty on your show. i will get any democrat $10,000 to their favorite charity, come to texas and go out in no man's land with me where these cartels drop off pregnant women, children and old people and they die. come with me, democrats or whatever state you want to be from where you don't have a clue what is going on. i will take them out and give them a gallon of water and see how long they last and they will realize it is a crisis and i will taken to a cantina where we just rounded up 59 young girls

warren is fighting for himself did you know in 1946 all of but one of faulkner's novels had gone out of print because the literary community disapproved? >> i am not sure where to put him i guess. >> he is there, he is there definitely. stalin did it want philip randolph what marching on washington and the protest the protest didn't occur because fdr created the fair employment practices act commission. but he is there. >> i will think about that. thank you. >> i am curious winded lincoln -- all over the country winded lincoln groups all over the country winded lincoln museums start to go and when did lincoln's name begin to be used in many different places? >> my impression is you can find clubs with lincoln names can't town that is all happening immediately after the assassination. my sense is that monuments and statues are a little later in the 1880s and 1890s. the lincoln memorial is 1922 so there is i guess i should say my remarks are not meant to say he is being ignored prior to the 1930s that he is definitely being recognized, honored and celebrated. i do think there is a kind

go "outnumbered overtime," melissa frances in for harris faulkner. kirstjen nielson is set to visit the yuma border patrol station in arizona amid president trump's thet to close large portions of the border to deal with influx of migrants. the president, who heads to the border tomorrow, had this warning for mexico just minutes ago. >> pres. trump: if mexico doesn't give the help, that is okay, we're going to tariff their cars. if the drugs don't stop, mexico can stop them if they want, we will tariff the cars. if that doesn't work, we will close the border.

i'm harris faulkner. >> dana: and your "daily briefing" starts now. three big story. joe biden's appeal to voters as he prepares for his first campaign rally this afternoon. plus the labor vote. the ideas half dozen candidates tossed around over the weekend. and concerns some boeing employees raised about the company's handling of its troubled max jet. hello, everyone, i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." but we begin with this new information on the deadly shooting at a southern california synagogue. the fbi confirming someone in an online chat room spotted a threat aimed at the place of worship five minutes before the attack happened. one woman was killed and the rabbi said it could have been even worse. >> he was standing right there in the lobby. he was aiming at me. he could have gone left and went to the sanctuary where the seats were full and used all of the clips that he had and it could have been such a blood fest. i don't want to think about how that would be. >> dana: william la jeunesse is live in california. >> reporter: funeral today for tha

this is "outnumbered overtime," i'm melissa francis in today for harris faulkner. biden turning heads during his first speech since the controversy, making light of the allegations that he inappropriately touched several women while he was in office. this, after the former vp, in a video this week, vowed to be more respectful of people's personal space. today, as he was about to deliver a speech before a labor union, biden making a joke about this. watch. >> i don't want you to have to stand, but it's -- by the way, he gave me permission to touch him. [laughter] [applause] >> melissa: after the speech, biden telling reporters that he wouldn't be surprised if more accusers come forward, and that while he is sorry that he "didn't understand more," he's not sorry for his intentions. peter doocy's live in kansas city, missouri, with more. boy, we have learned a lot more in the last little bit here. break it down for us, peter. >> melissa, if you thought that joe biden was going to cut back on all the touching just because he said he was going to be more mindful and res

i'm harris faulkner.be held today for 60-year-old lori kaye, who stepped between the rabbi on the rail of a gun a 19 year old suspect is in police custody on first-degree murder charges. the rabbi is talking about that moment. >> two, three, footsteps. when i hear a loud bang. i

this is "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner. the sixth democratic house chairs warning attorney general william barr that if he fails to turn over the full miller report by today's deadline, that they set, they will subpoena the deferment of justice. this, after william barr said he would turn over a redacted version of the report by the middle of april if not sooner. democrats say they consider today a hard deadline. white house press secretary sarah sanders had this reaction a short time ago. >> secretary sanders: i think it just shows again what sore losers the democrats really are. they got beat in 2016 because we had a better candidate with a better message and a better vision for america. now we are seeing that they've gotten beat again when it comes to the mueller report. they were convinced. not only were they convinced, they went out and lied about what they expected the mueller report to tell america. and they got it wrong, they got it wrong in 2016, they've gotten it wrong again. >> harris: meanwhile, top democrats ar

i'm harris faulkner. nelson announcing her resignation after meeting at the white house with president trump yesterday. the president expressed growing frustration about the lichen crisis that our nation's southern border with mexico. the president says customs and border protection commissioner kevin mcaleenan will become acting dhs secretary . sources are saying the president wants the toughest cop around border security. nielsen says she will stay on the job until wednesday, and a short time ago she spoke with reporters outside her home. watch. >> i just want to think the president again for the tremendous opportunity to serve this country. i am forever grateful and proud of the men and women of dhs who worked so hard every day to execute their missions and protect the homeland. i really look forward to continuing to support them from the outside. >> harris: put 2020 hopeful, presidential hopeful, senator kamala harris who sits on the homeland security committee and will get to question the new dhs nom

i'm harris faulkner. this is "outnumbered overtime." the flames inflicted enormous damage on notre dame cathedral, after burning for more than 12 hours. reducing the cathedral's roof and aspire to rebel. two iconic bell towers remain intact, along with much of the structure and the stained-glass windows. precious artifacts and relics also saved, and investigation, we are told, by police authorities in france is underway into the cause of the fire. but police say they believe it may have been related to restoration efforts. notre dame survived the french revolution, two world wars, to stand in the heart of paris for more than 800 years. before yesterday's tragedy took bits and pieces of it. here is the french president. >> translator: we will rebuild. all together. and it's without a doubt part of the french -- the projects that we will carry out. and we will call upon the best talents in the world so that we can rebuild. we can rebuild it. because this is what the french people are expecting. this is what our history merits. >> harris:

and it is a tried but true illusion that william faulkner was right when he wrote in requiem for a nun, the past is never dead, it is not even past. we see that again here in the life of the nation. i want to talk a little bit about why i believe history matters, not as an intellectual pursuit but as a cultural one. and as a political one. as an act of citizenship. the reason i talk about the way i talk about things, and sometimes people listen at the airport, they get a little upset. imagine a dorky hari krishna, that's what i am here i think it opens the aperture of conversation that has the capacity to illuminate as opposed to educate. almost every political conversation we have at this point agitates and does not illuminate. we are reflexively partisan, this is clear that it is a perennial force in american life that started with federalists and republicans. it started with jefferson and adams and hamilton. but the social science is hard to argue with. we are evermore divided. just because something has happened before does not mean it is not happening now. one of my favorite stati

>> melissa: thank you for watching "outnumbered overtime," i am melissa francis in for harris faulkner who will be back on monday. i will see you at 4:00 p.m. on fox business, "the daily briefing" starts right now. speak to the daily briefing starts right now, three big stories we are following, joe biden taking a train to the top of the 2020 democrats dog pile, kim jong un meets with his new friend vladimir putin, and if you are looking for nfl draft a analysis coming out come to the right place. i am dana perino, and this is "the daily briefing." ♪ but first, joe biden making it official, launching his third run for the white house after months of anticipation, the former vice president will hit the campaign trail next week starting with the key battleground state of pennsylvania. in hopes of winning back the crucial blue-collar voters, peter doocy's live in delaware where joe biden just had lunch. and you were there to capture i it. >> and, dana, the former vice president keeps getting asked about policy and strategy. and he does not seem eager to talk about either. and just keep sa

i'm julie banderas in for harris faulkner today. jerry nadler now demanding the justice department turn in that unredacted mueller report. in's underlying evidence by may 1st. the attorney general william barr is scheduled to testify before congress paid the white house meantime today heading back at nadler's move saying democrats have nothing else to talk about. now that the mueller report shows president trump did nothing wrong. watch this. >> jerry nadler is irrelevant in this situation. the american people now know that regardless of what the democrats were saying about the president's lies, they were telling it with zero evidence of their proof. now he wants to go deeper. one is the stop? the fact is it's more political grandstanding by someone who has nothing to run on, nothing to talk about other than trying to attack a man who has now been proven completely innocent of any crimes. >> julie: catherine herridge is live at the justice department with the latest. hi, katherine. >> think you come julie come and good afternoon. th