direct from the radio studio in washington, "benson and harf" ," guy benson marie harf, host of fox newllary was to a successful, and that was intimidating to women voters, so they voted for the guy that their husband was going to vote for, this sounds very familiar. hillary said it was all about pressure to vote the way that your husband, your boss, your son, whatever believes that you should. >> yes, i really do not like that kind of language or rhetoric. i do not think it is helpful and i do not think it is necessarily true. so i do not know what barbra streisand is trying to do or who she is speaking to here, but when we are looking forward to 2020, this is not a helpful message for democrats. what i will say in 2018 republicans lost female voters by the largest margin they have lost them since 1982. so bigger picture, republicans have a problem with female voters, particularly in the suburbs, and that's what i think is a more interesting story heading into 2020. i'm sort of bored by this barbra streisand rhetoric. >> martha: it may be that she is trying to speak exactly to that gro

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here to react and now, guy benson and marie harf, cohost of the fox tv show, "benson and harvey." did you think of that answer? >> we now know that cia has concluded in their assessment that mohammed directed the government to complete the killing. trump has been hesitant to accept the conclusion of the cia on a number of issues. we know he wants to work closely with the saudis but it's disappointing that he seems to be overlooking the intelligence assessment because he has made some calculation about what is in the national security interest of the united states via iran or the oil targets. i would argue letting the saudis get away with this and making excuses for them is actually very much not in our national security interests and he can decide whether or not he wants to side with the cia or the saudis, then choice shouldn't be hard. >> martha: we have a long history of looking the other way, not just the previous president to the other things. >> i just wish he could be more up front by saying, the cia believes this with a high degree of confidence as marie said. it's unaccept

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" on fox news radio, marie harf. joining us on the couch today, republican congressman adam kinzinger of the great state of illinois. taking a bow. >> adam: that's right, taking about. >> melissa: for anything in particular? >> adam: after that meeting we took last week in illinois, we are still here. we are coming back, ready to go again. we are still here. some of us survived. >> dagen: y'all kind of took a beating in the house. he >> adam: it could have been way worse. >> melissa: i like the attitude. >> dagen: optimism. >> melissa: the importance of the florida senate race growing now as republican martha mcsally concedes to democrat kyrsten sinema and the race for senate in arizona. the democrat victory there to guarantees that they will hold at least 47 senate seats, shrinking the size of the republican majority. this adding to the tension in florida as election officials in broward county and around the state work to complete the mandatory recount by thursday. now, democrat senator bill nelson calling on his g

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our panel, marie harf, and josh holmes, your thoughts on matt whitaker, i don't know if you want to weigh in on the constitutionality of his appointment. do you think the president put him in that spot given the statement he made to limit or block the mueller investigation. rich: the appointment is legal under statutes. the question is whether the statute is constitutional. a lot of the things being thrown at him is nonsense it's not a problem he has a relationship with the president or said discouraging things about the mueller probe. the big thing is he served on the board of the scam patent company which is extraordinary for a high-level justice department official to have done. chris: congresswoman harman, some of your former democratic colleagues in congress are calling this a constitutional crisis before whitaker does anything. this morning on one of the other shows chuck schumer is saying he must recuse himself. do you think they are overreacting. jane: let's say a fond farewell to jeff sessions. i am the tomorrow one to say it so i'm saying it on armistice day. he's a patriotic am

. >> dana: hello, everyone, i'm dana perino along with dan bongino, marie harf, -- this is "the five." florida once again the epicenter of a major postelection battle. allegations of fraud are being thrown around as two key races move closer to recount. broward and palm beach county causing senate candidate rick scott to file lawsuits accusing officials they are of trying to steal the election. >> there may be rampant fraud happening in palm beach and broward counties. and the broward supervisor of elections has a history of acting in absolute bad faith which requires that vote by mail and absentee ballots are counted within 30 minutes of poles clothing. i will not sit idly by while unethical liberals try to steal this election. senator nelson hired one of hillary clinton's lawyers from d.c. in the first thing they said is they are here to win the election. >> if you look at broward county, they have had a horrible history. if you look at the person, in this case a woman involved, she has had a horrible history. all. all of a sudden they are finding votes out of nowhere. rick scott, w

. ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone, i'm dana perino, along with tammy bruce, marie harf and greg gutfeld and "the five." the immigration battle front and center as the first wave of the caravan is met with violence in tee yuanna, mexico. local residents clashing with the migrants and chanting this. [chanting] [mexico] >> dana: potential 2020 hopeful kamala harris facing backlash after this exchange

we've had jessica tarlov and marie harf on and they say they can truly do it all but there's not thattime especially talking about health care. we have a new enrollment. this week. >> richard: absolutely, and i'm on obamacare so i have to re-enroll today. >> it seems like -- there is an opportunity here and it's a chance for democrats to have a seat at the table to be stakeholders. they could compromise and come together but they can't achieve anything on their own because even if it passes the house it can just die there. republican certainly learned that in the last session. this was a chance for people to come together instead of at the table especially when you look at immigration, do something that every sidewalks and every site hates and that's a perfect environment for a deal. >> but do you think that's realistic? >> i absolutely think democrats can walk and chew gum. >> there is another democrat saying that. >> the republicans when they have the speaker's gavel, they held them accountable. we plan to do the same thing. >> those loud democratic socialists, they plan to do the s

. >> dana: hello, everyone, i'm dana perino along with dan bongino, marie harf, -- this is "the five. again the epicenter of a major postelection battle. allegations of fraud are being thrown around as two key races move closer to recount. broward and palm beach county causing senate candidate rick scott to file lawsuits accusing officials they are of trying to steal the election.

fox news angles and cohost of "benson and harv," marie harf. here is kennedy, can be yourself. joining us today, the anchor of fox news sunday, chris wallace. you're not getting enough tv time here. >> chris: let me just say, i'm always the person the position. the #oneluckyguy. i feel like you're really lucky guy because it's an ugly day in new york. it's cold, it's raining. we were supposed to do the show outside. and we aren't. >> melissa: we snuck inside. >> harris: weren't you with us for wind gate at the convention? our harris flipping up and you could see who had a weave. not that it was you. >> chris: in cleveland? and we went off the air? yeah. >> melissa: i was here, i was the one who stayed on camera where you went for shelter. anyway, good times. moving on, president trump hitting three battleground states today. ohio, indiana, and missouri, after campaigning in tennessee and georgia yesterday. here is the president. >> this election will decide whether we build on this extraordinary prosperity that we have created. did you see the numbers on friday? did you see tha

never mind, here is react, guy benson, townhall.com political editor, host of "benson & harf," the radiois fox news contributor. >> are there snacks on the show? melissa: i might share the popcorn with you, if you answer questions properly. there are a lot of races where i am fired up to see how they turn out. florida, there are some races in florida, the governor's race, senate seat, what is your prediction going on down there and what are you watching? >> florida is perennially a very close state. if you look at polling, a lot of public polls shifted in democrats direction in both of those races but a handful of polls cut the opposite way. just today a republican aligned pollster put out final survey of state of florida on election day from the last two or three days, it had republicans slightly ahead by four points in the governor race, two points in the senate race. it is always close in florida. i would be surprised if we get a very early call down there, but again, it's a state that is rarely won by either party in a blowout. president trump won it by just over a point in 2016. and

. ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone, i'm dana perino, along with tammy bruce, marie harf and greg gutfeld andesse watters. it's 5:00 in new york city and this "the five." the immigration battle front and center as the first wave of the caravan is met with violence in tee yuanna, mexico. local residents clashing with the migrants and chanting this. [chanting] [mexico] >> dana: potential 2020 hopeful kamala harris facing backlash after this exchange during a confirmation hearing for the nominee to head ice. >> are you aware of the perception of many about how the power and the discretion at ice is being used to enforce the laws? and do you see any parallels. >> i do not see any parallels between. >> i'm talking about perception. >> officers and agents. >> i'm talking about perception. >> i do not see a parallel between what is constitutionally mandated as it relates to enforcing the law. >> are you aware that there is a perception -- >> -- i see no. >> are you aware that there is a perception. >> to put ice in the same category as the kkk. is that what you are asking me? >> no, i'm very specifi

cohost of benson and hearth on fox news radio, marie harf.mer democratic sunk dharma congresswoman jane harman, director of the woodrow wilson center and josh holmes, senator mitch mcconnell's former chief of staff. rich, your thoughts on matt whitaker? i don't know if you want to weigh in on the constitutionality of his appointment, is it even legal and do you think the president put him in that spot given the statements he's made to either limit or block the mueller investigation? >> i think the appointment is legal under statutes. the question is whether the statute is unconstitutional. that's an interesting question that we will probably get some litigation on. i think a lot of stuff being thrown at him is nonsense and not a problem. not a problem that he has a relationship with the president. not a problem that he said discouraging things about the mueller pro. i think the big problem is that he served on the board of the scam patent company, which is just extraordinary for a high level justice official to have done. and i think the pres

if cohost of benson and harp on fox news radio, marie harf and g.o.p. strategist karl rove.et me start with you. is immigration the best issue for this president to be pushing in the midterms to try to hold onto control of both the senate and the house? >> 80% of the american people about the economy was extremely important, self mike health care and 78% found that the economy and immigration were extremely important. so these three issues are all sort of stuck right there. immigration helps only if the democrats screw it up. for example, cinema in arizona and mccaskill in missouri both support the president sending troops to the border. on the other hand, in tennessee, i saw a poll in tennessee, 62% of them are concerned about it, 27% are not. the democratic nominee said this is not a problem and he thereby created a problem for himself. in texas, ted cruz is beating up robert francis o'rourke. >> chris: i love it. he keeps saying that because you hate saying beto o'rourke. >> as you like -- rafael cruz is beating up robert francis o'rourke on the issue of immigration becau

cohost of benson and harp on fox news radio, marie harf.oining us for the first time together -- [laughter] anchor of special report, bret baier. anchor of the story with martha maccallum, martha maccallum is here! great to have you! >> martha: great to be here! >> harris: we are where you are going to be later. this is awesome. i can't wait to get all of your thoughts, get the conversation flowing. thanks. >> bret: i brought in a prop. this is a study book for the midterms. it's like a phone book for a decent size -- it has all the -- >> harris: wait a minute -- [laughter] you seriously know all the stuff. you and i sat outside before this, before the severe weather moved in. and forces back in. we sat outside and i set up "let's talk with the house, nobody's talking about that." and you took out a primer from inside your brain. >> bret: ended, specific ones. i can't turn to a page and do it. california 21. you know who's running? [laughter] >> harris: wow! b3 i am not familiar, are you? they fall into two tall subcategories. we are really

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but hydro projects account for harf of the national debt political promises conservationists fear the country may compromise its forests in order to balance its books we all hugh sums of money some sums of money we cannot afford sums of money that have been borrowed from international agencies on the world bank and the asian development bank man is such a greedy force and the natural resources are the easiest way to make money the pace of change is increasing. the country's future depends on preserving a delicate balance between humans and nature now this week china's president xi jinping vowed to further open up access to the economy for foreign companies he was speaking at a big trade show in shanghai from there our china correspondent reports. it is only from the air that you get the scale of this vast event happening on the edge of shanghai china's commercial hub the expo is part of an effort to rebranded countries global trading image it was planned long before the united states began imposing tariffs on chinese imports many heads of state and prime ministers are here but none fr

kayleigh mcenany, maria harf, fox news analyst and co-host of benson and harf and liz harrington from washington free beckon. interesting times in the house of representatives as nancy pelosi appears to be ready to take the gavel again. a significant amount of opposition. will she weather that? >> right now she doesn't have enough votes to get the speakership back. she will be a caretaker speaker for the next two years and push more power down to committee chairs, to younger members. i do think it's time in the democratic party for new leadership to step up. i have been critical of nancy pelosi and i do think she is such a lightning rod for many people in this country. but she also helped win almost 40 seats back in the electoral cycle. if anyone can herd the cats in the progressive caucus and moderates who won races it might be nancy pelosi honestly. what i don't want from my party is a nasty leadership fight as the first thing we do upon taking the house. >> sandra: it could be shaping up. we haven't seen the letter. 17 democrats have signed this and one of the cases they make is we

in key positions and now we are just over an hour into this limited martial law which covers nearly harf of the country he was instrumental in imposing this martial law which are a restricts public gatherings has effects on political nature of any protests but more importantly he says he's able to mobilize people to join the defense effort not the war effort but the defense effort he wants to see more voluntary service of of forces to defend the country furthermore there is an escalation of the diplomatic initiative from ukraine to try and get some results from nato to get some results from the united states other allies he wants to see some action. he's not seeing enough action he's not saying it boldly u.s. isn't doing enough but he's indicating that there is no sign of sanctions yet there is no sign of any military form of action at all and so therefore too in a way ukraine feels a bit short changed in this situation donald trump.

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james freeman, guy benson, marie harf. standing by. they make their way down to onee of sarah's.ou first. >> what we heard, all of that explaining come all of the explanations, even if it had happened, it would have been okay, and with all of the tweets, this is a president to me seems like he is nervous about what bob bob mueller mige doing. this is the tip of the iceberg. "mueller knows what the rest of the iceberg looks like." and to a lot of people, they don't know what this means exactly, what michael cohen pled guilty to today, but all of the lying that we have seen just in the past week makes it appear to a lot of people like they are something to hide, like they had something to cover up. if they did nothing wrong, why all of the lying? including lying related directly to russia, things that the trump organization dead? >> sandra: what some of his final words were, not worried at all. >> maybe, maybe not. it seems like the white house clearly isn't pleased that a long time confidence and ally is out there making another deal with federal prosecutors, at least painting thi

marie harf, brad blakeman, robert wolf former economic advisor to president obama. >> sandra: first timeill: a lot of formers here. go ahead and tell us what you think about the reaction you're getting from the candidates. >> it is appreciation to a president who was willing to put it all on the line for a republican victory in the senate. he did it on purpose. he understood what history meant as far as the house. it was more beneficial for his time to concentrate on the senate. the senate is now solidly republican hands. and the democrats are hanging by a thread in the house. it is much easier to pick up votes in the house than it is in the senate. and i think the president will put an olive branch out to democrats. >> sandra: you can say he is doing that already. >> i don't know how to decipher some of those tweets. we'll see what happens. whether former democrat donald trump is willing to work with whoever the next speaker of the house is. in the house there are some interesting dynamics worth paying attention to for 2020. the places democrats picked up seats in the rust belt, michiga

and marie harf. welcome to all of you. great to have you here. at laura, let me start with you.e assessment of the information that we have and how it looks tonight. >> laura: i think there are two camps in america, one that feels really battered and abused by the mainstream media. not everybody, but some on the left who are still referring to a lot of americans as a deplorable's, stupid. they are voting against their interest, women voting 4. and they have kind of silenced folks out there who don't much like to talk to pollsters and are not all that fond of the media or politicians. then there's people who have been shut out of government for some time. they want some payback. they want their say. they want to put a check on this president, and they want to send a message that even though the economy might be doing well, we don't like the way we feel. and it depending on which side gets the most people out, that side will ultimately i think do a little bit better in the selection. >> bret: dana, how much is this the 2016 reverberation? the first time that anybody opposed to don