i said kamala harris. sen. harris: thank you. that really means a lot. >> it really means a lot, thank you. [indistinct chatter] you liked my teacher,. sen. harris: i did. -- teacher comment. sen. harris: i did. >> thank you so much for coming. i love hearing your ideas, and i am pointed your way, girl. sen. harris: thank you so much. i love that. thank you so much. >> thank you so much. >> hi, i am rebecca. i am a huge fan. i live in baltimore. thank you so much for what you are doing. sen. harris: we are all going to keep fighting. they need our voices. what are you doing now? oh, good! >> i am a researcher. [indistinct chatter] >> hi, my name is emily. thank you for being the best. i am so supportive of strong women everywhere. we are going to do this. sen. harris: thank you. thank you so much. hi, how are you? >> after tonight, i am fully committed to you. you inspire me. name?arris: what is your >> logan. sen. harris: logan. thank you. thank you, logan. it is nice to meet you. >> hi, i am gail. it is nice to meet you. [indis

and harris faulkner.lude a question on the next u.s. census. it appears to be a reversal for the administration. the commerce department had said it was dropping the cause after hitting a roadblock in the u.s. supreme court. then yesterday the president said it's ridiculous not to include the question. watch. >> they are asking everything, except "are you a citizen of the united states?" how ridiculous is that? we are moving forward. we have a couple of avenues, we can do a memorandum, we could do an executive order. we are looking

and harris faulkner. president trump doubling down on his effort to include a question on the next u.s. census. it appears to be a reversal for the administration. the commerce department had said it was dropping the cause after hitting a roadblock in the u.s. supreme court. then yesterday the president said it's ridiculous not to include the question. watch. >> they are asking everything, except "are you a citizen of the united states?" how ridiculous is that? we are moving forward. we have a couple of avenues, we can do a memorandum, we could do an executive order. we are looking at different things. but there are other alternatives. again, i believe our attorney general is a fantastic man and he's got a very well under control. >> harris: in moments i will talk with white house deputy press secretary hogan gidley. yes, that picture his life. there he is on the left of the screen. first come outside the white house on the north lawn, kevin corke. >> great to be with you, harris. white house officials te

harris: kamala harris. >> my niece asked me, who are you going to support? i said kamala harris. this was way before you decided. sen. harris: thank you. that really means a lot. >> my name is jane ryan. sen. harris: thank you. >> please check them on that. >> my name is abby. [indiscernible] >> thank you. you.hind you in theed kavanaugh hearing in my classroom. we debated it in my classroom. [indiscernible] you are witnessing all kinds of history. >> thank you for coming. hearing your ideas. sen. harris: thank you for your support. >> i love that. hi. >> i am a huge fan. i lived in baltimore. working for an immigrant refugee service. thank you so much for what you are doing. sen. harris: we are all going to keep fighting. they need our voices. what are you doing now? [indiscernible] >> i am one of their researcher. >> here we go. 1, 2, 3. >> hi, my name is emily. sen. harris: kamala. >> thank you for being the best. i am so supportive of strong women everywhere. we are going to do this. 3.1, 2, sen. harris: hi. >> after tonight, i am fully committed to you. you inspire me. sen.

harris? >> harris: thank you very much. governor martinez, what should president trump, the white house, the administration do right now with alex acosta? >> i was a prosecutor, as you know, for 25 years. dealing with these types of cases. sexual abuse against children. so i'm very concerned about the deals. i think the president should also be very concerned and look into it carefully, because the kind of deal he got was a pretty sweet deal. the fact that he was able to not have to register in many states as a sex offender, the fact that he was able to check in and check out of jail, service time, is very concerning. most important of the victims bill of rights was not followed. they must notify the victim before you enter a plea agreement to get their input. not necessarily to do as they say, but to have their input in part of the agreement that was made. >> harris: was interesting, not a lot has been made of the fact that it wasn't every single state that he was a sexual predator in. what i would call grounded. that's wh

now, here's harris. >> harris: this news is bringing. defense attorneys were accused sat down my child sex trafficker jeffrey epstein are asking the judge to let him out on bail and they've got a number in mind. $77 million to do it. "outnumbered overtime" now. i'm harris faulkner. epstein's attorneys have proposed a bill package to get them out of the tension and new york federal jail. they are also suggesting he cannot be prosecuted for the trafficking part. they've got another idea in mind. our bryan llenas is all over it. bryan? >> harris, stay with me. we've got a hold of a new court document filed by jeffrey epstein's defense attorneys arguing that epstein should be granted bail and that he is willing to put up his private jet and his $77 million new york city mansion as collateral. here is what they are asking for it -- they want him to wait out the trial inside his 21,000 square foot, $77 million upper east side mansion, with permission to leave only for doctors appointments. they say they will install surveillance cameras at the

meanwhile, you are watching >> harris: 21. i'm harris faulkner and here today is melissa francis. capri cafaro and kennedy, a post the fox business network of "kennedy." and in the center seat, pete hegseth. and we get a salute. outnumbered, as we say. >> pete: monday fun day. >> harris: democrats unleashing a torrent of talks on the president. they are not mincing words. >> do you live believe president trump is a racist? >> i believe, yes, no doubt about it. these are folks and women who love this country. and they work very hard and they want to move us toward that and more perfect union that our founding fathers talked about. the president has decided that racism is a good politics. there's a reason why he keeps returning to attacking these women of color in the rhetoric that he uses. be one are you accusing the president of being a racist? >> i'm accusing him of being worse than that. he uses race like a weapon to divide the country against itself. >> harris: republicans including congresswoman liz cheney said the president's attacks were not about race but policy. while sena

harris? >> harris: mike, thank you very much.ant to bring in lieutenant governor dan patrick now. you're with me? >> yes, harris. good to be with you. >> harris: there you are. i want to talk about the upcoming visit with the vice president. we already know kind of what things look like at these detention centers. it's heartbreaking, it's dire. the little ones described in potential harm's way. what do you want to show the vice president that will change things? >> first of all, people like aoc and her comrades are dangerous to america. because they manufacture lies about this entire situation at the border, harris. and she is dangerous and her rhetoric and her interactions, voting against a package to help the president in the humanitarian crisis. she votes against it, she rails against it. she's dangerous to these children. look, harris, here's the situation -- we have 4, 5, 6 times as many children coming across the border than we've ever had in the past. these past years it has moved from single individual young men crossing

he's also -- it's not just kamala harris, it's cory booker. >> harris: does anybody call out kamala harristhfulness of bussing at all that? >> kennedy: it doesn't matter. she had a poll bump up but she fizzled out. joe biden has increased his lead. >> chris: member, at this point during 2011 , right after we saw perry rising, we saw herman cain rising. you end up running for election bruised and battered. even if biden wins he's going to have it. >> harris: i hope he's watching. he got a kick out of that, i'm sure. one democrat calling it the monday night massacre, the big shake-up at the fund-raising arm after party members attacked its lack of diversity. the reaction then what it means heading into a new election cycle for the dems. ♪ that helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your docto

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here now, the one and only harris faulkner. >> harris: thank you, dagen. fox news alert now, the fallout from former special counsel robert mueller's testimony on capitol hill continues. president trump claiming a victory, a big win, as democrats vowed not to at the brakes on the various investigations. this is "outnumbered overtime," and merrill faulkner taking a victory lap and calling mueller's hearing a devastating day for the democrats. after seven hours of grueling sessions across two committees of the formal special counsel, fell short of the bombshell testimony many democrats had expected. but they say mueller refuted some claims. key ones made by the president, as they vowed to move forward with their investigation. joining us now, first up, cut democrat gives us a lien is very outspoken when it comes to things like impeachment. thank you for being the program. first fall, one of the people to push for impeachment of the house. congressman al green has said there were no moments. it wasn't what you had hoped for. did you really think bob mueller w

harris. >> harris: thank you, peter doocy.ormer senior advisor to hillary clinton in south carolina. jason meister, what kamala harris is saying isn't helpful. what is going on? >> depends how you define what is going on. i think what you see happening on our side is really a fight for the heart and soul of our party. you have candidates tries to differentiate themselves and identify who they are, but also reach out to the voters who obviously have found love and affection for the front-runner, vice president biden. i want everyone who calls me up, you are not running each other, you are running for the party nomination. >> harris: do they listen? >> political scrimmage. yet to be determined. >> harris: you are in south carolina. >> god's country. >> harris: primary has to go through god's country. >> primary will be defined by what happens in south carolina. you see intense effort to south carolina. >> harris: jason, your thoughts and i will pop up a fox news poll. >> i think joe biden needs to revamp his campaign. look at de

and harris faulkner. critics calling on labor secretary acosta to move on over a past plea deal he cut as a u.s. attorney with epstein on sex trafficking charges in 2008. but the president defended acosta. watch. >> i knew him like everybody in palm beach knew him. people in palm beach knew him. he was a fixture in palm beach. i had a falling out with him a long time ago. i don't think i've spoken to him for 15 years. i wasn't a fan. i was not -- a long time ago. i would say maybe 15 years. i was not a fan of his. that i can tell you. >> harris: i do apologize, that obviously was not the right to clip from the president. he was talking about jeffrey epstein. we were expecting something about the labor secretary acosta. so here is how we will recover. we will go to our john roberts, who will have it all for us outside the white house. john? >> here's how you recover, harris. it's live tv and sometimes things happen! >> harris: [laughs] >> the president made news on two fronts there. alex acosta, his labor

harris? harris: when you think you have a friend and you find out you don't and he's the only one, you are rossello, the governor of puerto rico. thank you very much. outrage over video posted online showing new york city police officers getting drenched with buckets of water while onlookers are laughing. the police union is blaming politicians and they are "antipolice rhetoric." a former nypd commander joins me next. ♪ are, and need money for your family? newday usa can help. by re-financing up to 100 percent of your home's value you could take out 50,000 dollars or more. you could use that money to pay credit card debt and other expenses, plan for retirement, and get back on your feet financially. and don't let less than perfect credit hold you back. even if you've been turned down for a va loan by your bank, call newday usa. they've been given automatic authority by the va they can often help veterans when other lenders won't. need money for your family? call newday usa right now and use t

right now, it is all harris. >> harris: thank you, dagen.eclaring the witch hunt over after a judge tossed out a dnc lawsuit against his 2016 campaign. the news, it's "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. the president celebrated a federal judge's decision to dismiss a dnc lawsuit accusing the trump team of conspiring with the russians during the 2016 election. the president tweeted, "it's a vindication and exoneration," and declared "witch hunt ends." he treated more this morning. "such a great victory in court yesterday on the russian hoax. the greatest political scam in the history of our country. treason. hopefully the attorney general of the united statesll

harris: yes.f course. >> hello, i am aaron from baltimore. >> it is good to see you. >> all of the wars in iraq and afghanistan, and they are starting more. my brother is 24. i would like to know your thoughts about the war. sen. harris: i was just talking earlier about the problem earlier. families are sacrificing so much who are fighting for our democracy and freedom, and you cannot take that casually. instead of the military parade and all of this business, let's talk about the families. let's talk about how seriously we should take any action that could prevent death and exposure to the loss-of-life because we are engaged in wars. what are you doing here? >> i would like a picture, please. sen. harris: of course. >> one last picture, senator, and then we really have to get her out of here. sen. harris: thank you so much. 1, 2, 3. invest in kids. >> thank you. sen. harris: i am, -- i am kamala, it's nice to meet you. >> thank you so much. can i get a selfie? sen. harris: of course. thank you so

right now, it is all harris. >> harris: thank you, dagen. fox news alert, president trump declaring the witch hunt over after a judge tossed out a dnc lawsuit against his 2016 campaign. the news, it's "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. the president celebrated a federal judge's decision to dismiss a dnc lawsuit accusing the trump team of conspiring with the russians during the 2016 election. the president tweeted, "it's a vindication and exoneration," and declared "witch hunt ends." he treated more this morning. "such a great victory in court yesterday on the russian hoax. the greatest political scam in the history of our country. treason. hopefully the attorney general of the united states and all of those working with him to fight out in great detail what happened. never again!" i think that's four exclamation points. john roberts out from the north lawn. >> harris, good afternoon to yo you. this is from april 2018, the filing named the russian government, the trump campaign, wikileaks, and other defendants alleging a conspiracy

harry: ok. tim: -- matthew: but because it's two hours, i think there are 45 members of that committee, there aren't enough time for all the members to ask questions for five minutes. i will assume they will let the most senior members ask questions, if you have watched most hearings in judiciary, you know that it is a bad idea. it is actually the more junior members who have been better questioners and able to get better answers out of the witnesses, like for example when they have had matt whitaker up, it was the junior members that actually drew some blood. i would hope what they will do is be very smart and disciplined about, number one, ask questions, don't give speeches. when you give a speech, you're wasting your five minutes and not getting anything useful out of the witness. number two, do some coordination among members so you don't all ask about the same area, which happens all the time, even though it shouldn't. harry: i mean, surely they are trying to do that much, no? matthew: the

harris: there we are. for cohosting this meet and greet and i want al,thank the leaders of nar most of whom are volunteers for the work they do in you do every day. we all know this is a pivotal moment in the history of our country. it is a moment in time that is requiring us is to look in the mirror and ask a question, that question being, who are we? we all know part of the answer to that question, we are better than this. issues upon which we righthat perspective is now, and it is not a new moment in america but it is a highlighted moment. women's access to reproductive health under attack in america. firm. have got to stand we have got to stand firm. a few weeks ago, i was in what is you all know happening and is likely to happen in georgia and missouri. we are not being alarmists when .e say women will die and particular, poor women and women of color. those who cannot leave where they are which is in a place where politicians have decided to tell women what to do with their own bodies. they cannot le

no way. >> harris: >> harris: loosely do back again.it overplaying it to say that you can cost the president in such a way that it effects the 2020 election? that's so far away from now. >> donald trump was friends with jeffrey epstein once upon a time. >> harris: a lot of people were friends. bill clinton put out a statement yesterday because he knew he was friends and had to get on record saying he didn't know anything. >> who is the president now? donald trump is the president now. alex acosta works for him. he works for a president who was friends with epstein. trump has made it clear, didn't know anything was wrong. haven't talked to him for more than a decade. said nice things about them in public, didn't particularly like him. he's building distance between him and epstein. on the other hand, his labor secretary gave a billionaire pedophile a sweetheart deal. he might say "it's a smart deal, i was happy with the deal the time, if only i had known the truth." >> harris: former governor susanna martinez was honest with an hour on "

we know that, harris, don't we? >> harris: casey stegall, stay safe. our best to the people there.ng on a different route in his push to get the tally of the citizens in our country. the president says rather than try to force the citizenship question onto the 2020 census, he has now issued an executive order to have federal agencies share information about the number of citizens and noncitizens. the president says it will limited obstacles to data sharing and awfully get a complete count of citizens than if the census question were there. >> we have information that is probably more accurate than the information we can get by going in and asking somebody, "are you a citizen?" a lot of people are going to tell the truth. no, not only didn't i backed down, i backed up. >> harris: democrats immediately characterize the president's move as a retreat, and 2020 candidates stepped up criticism of his push to get the data. >> wow, he's going to follow the law! [laughter] this is not about trying to find out real information about citizenship and noncitizenship in america. this is just abo

>> hi a, harris.d yesterday that she would love him and honor him every day for the rest of her life. in the meantime, harris, today we heard for the first time from prosecutors and the top carabinieri brass. that's the military police. is that the police officer, mario cerciello rega, had forgotten to bring his gun when retrieving an app cyclically stolen by the american teenagers trying to buy drugs were now accused of cerciello rega's murder. we saw images of the knife allegedly used to stab cerciello rega, who police said would not have had time to react even if he had had a weapon. the 7-inch blade was plunged into him, in some cases through to its handle, piercing cerciello rega's stomach, intestines, and hard. his funeral yesterday was full to overflowing under the streets of his home town near naples. 19-year-old finnigan lee elder was said to have carried the knife in his luggage from america and told investigators thought it was being attacked. something that has been dismissed by authoritie

let's take it to harris faulkner. there is? >> harris: thank you very much.waiting to bring you those are marks from president trump, for moments ago at the white house. of course, this happens, it's on video right now. they are still in there with reporters. as they release the videotape we will play it out. but this is what's making news, from what the president has just said. president trump has now disavowed the "send her back" chant that broke out as raleigh, north carolina, last night. this, after he ramped up her feud with the so-called "squad," those four congresswomen in the house. this is p26 with breaking news. i'm harris faulkner the president took aim at the fork aggressive congresswoman accusing them of hating america. this after they announced a resolution denouncing his initial attack on the squad is racist. here's president trump last night. >> tonight i have a submission n for the hate-filled extremists trying to tear country down. they never have anything good to say. that's what i say, "hey, if they don't like it, let them leave!" it's the

now, here's harris. >> harris: breaking news as we await remarks from president trump.s cabinet inside the white house. this, as his war of words with the so-called "squad" in the house has heated up. this is "outnumbered overtime," and harris faulkner. house lawmakers gearing up for a vote later today on a resolution condemning retreats from president trump on sunday about a group of progressive congresswomen. yesterday, those four freshmen democrats known as "the squad" went after him, calling him a racist in a televised news conference with two of them calling for him to be impeached. the president defended himself again today, tweeting this. "those tweets were not racist. i don't have a racist bone in my body. the so-called vote to be taken in

>> harris: exactly. >> brian: she stayed out of it. >> harris: exactly. >> melissa: new reaction to theponing bob mueller's testimony by a week under a deal which allows lawmakers long dull knife or time to question. why a top republican says this will blow up in the democrats 'spaces. ♪ this is the couple who wanted to get away who used expedia to book the vacation rental which led to the discovery that sometimes a little down time can lift you right up. expedia. everything you need to go. expedia. [music playing] jerry has a membership to this gym, but he's not using it. and he has subscriptions to a music service he doesn't listen to and five streaming video services he doesn't watch. this is jerry learning that he's still paying for this stuff he's not using. he's seeing his recurring payments in control tower in the wells fargo mobile app. this is jerry canceling a few things. booyah. this is jerry appreciating the people who made this possible. oh look, there they are. (team member) this is wells fargo. ♪ >> harris: new reaction to house democrats reaching a deal with former speci

harris. >> harris: thank you very much. for more this, i want to bring in house minority whip, republican congressman steve scalise. always good to see you. i want to get your reaction to what is bubbling up almost to a volcano pitch on the left side of the chamber. >> it's a shame that speaker pelosi kind of lost control of her speakership yesterday when she broke the house rules. chanda forced her members back to to allow her to come back and speak again because of the violation of the rules of the house. basically what they said is the rules shouldn't apply to nancy pelosi that applies to everybody else. that's not the way things are. they have to drop this drumbeat towards impeachment, harassing the president, his family, his staff. today there's more legislation to go after members of his own staff. they want to admonish bill barr because he didn't break the law. to comply with the vase that would've required him to break the law. it's ridiculous. people want us to be focusing on real issues. this crisis the border as

here's harris. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert.ect robert mueller will be testifying on capitol hill. but the justice department is warning him to limit what he says. you are watching "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. the doj warning the former special counsel to keep his testimony to what is in the public version of his 400-plus page report. but that chairman of that panel, jerry nadler, says mueller does not have to comply with the doj's request. he also signals more witnesses maybe called to testify. >> our goal is to break the lies of the president and the attorney general saying that the report found no collusion, found that there was no collusion, that there was no obstruction, and exonerated the president. the american people need to hear this from mueller. then, after that, we need to get some of the witnesses cited by mueller before the committee. >> harris: chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge now from washington. catherine? >> thanks, harris. good afternoon. this dense two-page letter obtained b

>> harris: what decade do i live in?ms, you go on these big houses -- first of all, i don't care about foyers. >> harris: i like a good mother. [laughter] >> tom: you go on these houses, there's nothing in it but a wooden chicken. >> melissa: i love wooden chickens! >> harris: you look at these houses in connecticut, those mansions that have been sitting open for months. some of them even years. north of the price tag of $25 million. we have, from what i'm reading, a younger home buyer. even if they could, they don't want to live in that because they want to be in an urban area where they can get everything. they can drive their electric car and be able to actually plug it in and find a place that you can plug it in on a small mat. because the farther out you get from the city, sometimes it can be difficult. these are some of the things, not just through surveys, but millennials i talk to. they are like, "we don't want bought air in the house were not even living in because we are outliving our lives." things of change.

better by tuesday, harris. >> harris: you and i hail from arizona.rated. i remind everybody, do it all before 10:00 a.m. >> light colored clothes as well. >> harris: thanks, rick. the senate has agreed to vote on a bill reauthorizing the 9-11 victim's compensation fund. this after senator rand paul blocked the vote earlier in the week citing how much it coast. doug mckelway has the latest. >> the senate vote is scheduled for tuesday. not to say that it's been without a lot of controversy. the new york senate delegation, gillibrand and shouter have objected to a couple of amendments offered by the most fiscal conservative members. we're talking about rand paul of kentucky and mike lee of utah. both are offering amendments to the fund. senator's lee amendment would require a reauthorization of the fund every few years to keep it honest. he wrote and i quote, since 2011, the 9-11 victims fund has always has finite authorizations. it has an excellent record of regarding waste and abuse. those two things are not coincidental. they go together. senator ran

harris: have a happy -- >> senator harris! [indiscernible conversations] >> thank you so much. >> i am wondering if you're willing to confront the crisis -- [indiscernible conversations] >> senator. >> i wanted to invite you to -- >> i would love that. >> thank you so much. >> senator harris? sen. harris: yes? [indiscernible conversations] >> over here. >> that it's really important. your voices are very powerful. amazing. >> i am really glad to meet you. >> [indiscernible conversations] sen. harris: i like that idea. is there a kid governor election? there is, right here in new hampshire? when is it? are you campaigning? the midterms? all right. ok? all right. democratic leadership. i will see you later, ok? >> from new york. all the way from new york. [indiscernible conversations] >> hi, guys. it is literally about all of us. [indiscernible conversations] >> in c-span3 presidential leadership surveys, woodrow wilson dropped from sixth to 11th place, and bill clinton rises from 21st to the 15th spot. where does your favorite

i am harris faulkner.emocrat-lighthouse passed a resolution condemning the the presidents tweets aimed at four progressive congresswomen. before the vote, a floor fight erupted. republicans objecting to the use of the word racist to describe the presidents tweets. her words were eventually ruled out of order. georgia congressman doug collins led the g.o.p. charge in the lower chamber. >> when you come to the house

now, here's harris. >> harris: this news is bringing.hild sex trafficker jeffrey epstein are asking the judge to let him out on bail and they've got a number in mind. $77 million to do it. "outnumbered overtime" now. i'm harris faulkner. epstein's attorneys have proposed a bill package to get them out of the tension and new york federal jail. they are also suggesting he cannot be prosecuted for the trafficking part. they've got another idea in mind. our bryan llenas is all over it. bryan? >> harris, stay with me. we've got a hold of a new court document filed by jeffrey epstein's defense attorneys arguing that epstein should be granted bail and that he is willing to put up his private jet and his $77 million new york city mansion as collateral. here is what they are asking for it -- they want him to wait out

harris? >> harris: thank you very much. this hour, the philadelphia police commissioner has decided the fate of officers over some offensive social media posts that have been exposed. a live report on that. the house oversight hearing is underway right now, and we are watching, because it could get heated. because democratic congresswoman, in the so-called "squad," will question acting dhs secretary kevin mcaleenan on the conditions they say they witnessed inside detention facilities at our u.s. border of mexico. we hear from a member of that committee, straight ahead. ♪ is that net carbs or total?... eh, not enough fiber... chocolate would be good... snacking should be sweet and simple. the delicious taste of glucerna gives you the sweetness you crave while helping you manage your blood sugar. glucerna. everyday progress because i know there are so many address myof you veterans, who have served our country honorably. whether it's two years, four years or thirty-two years like myself. one of the benefits we as a country gi

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harris down at 10% and this may explain why harris has not seen a dominant on the health care issue, you've seen the whole conversation about private insurance, should it -- this is among democrats, wolf. i want to make that clear. among democrats, only 30% favor going to a government -- a government-run program to replace private insurance and 49% say we should not replace private insurance with a government-run program so when kamala harris and elizabeth warren and bernie sanders sand de blasio raise their hands and kamala harris the next day heard the question wrong, that is the political concern. not even democrats are supportive of getting rid of private insurance. >> and the numbers show before and after the debate where the top democratic candidates were. let me put those numbers back on the screen and get your takeaways, joe biden lost ten points. >> yes. now, remember, this poll was from may to now, obviously the debate performance was critical. but that ten-point drop is a dramatic shift. we saw joe biden dropping from april to may and to the 32 and now down to 22 and we ha

i'm harris faulkner. fox news headlines, carley shimkus, fox news contributor, jessica and rachel and charlie kirk is here, founder and president of turning point usa, we say he's "outnumbered," but he's right on time. >> that's right. >> how are you? >> excellent. grad to be here. >> glad to have you, ready to go? >> here we go. >> nancy pelosi and ocasio-cortez making attempts to ease tension over the direction of the party. just weeks after ocasio-cortez suggested the speaker was racist after nancy pelosi called out ocasio-cortez and three democratic lawmakers for oshg posing recent border bill. short time ago, the speaker downplayed the rift after the face-to-face. watch. >> speaker pelosi: i would never say it was a hatchet, but i think we sat down today and we had a good meeting. the congresswoman is a gracious member of congress. weave had a very positive conversation about our districts and how we represent them, our country and how we need to meet the needs, diversity of america and the challenge

and harris faulkner. labor secretary acosta to move on over a past plea deal he cut as a u.s. attorney with epstein on sex trafficking charges in 2008. but the president defended acosta. watch. >> i knew him like everybody in palm beach knew him.

we are back here at noon eastern tomorrow, and now, here is harris. >> harris: we are awaiting live video to show you the president inside the white house. there are media with him right now. he's meeting with the prime minister of pakistan and we knew this would take some time because they have topics to cover. our president has publicly criticized pakistan's leaders of government, canceled some military aid and asked for more help in the fight against terrorism. they have some strong things that are driving tensions a little bit to talk about. you've got all of that, which would also involve the prime minister of pakistan. but then, you have everything else. just to give you a little taste, he was asked about whether or not he is worried about bob mueller testifying on the hill this wednesday. that's off the deep end and they are not doing anything, all they care about is a phony investigation. robert mueller is conflicted, and so on and so forth. those comments directly from the president coming up. meanwhile let's talk about afghanistan and the taliban and iran and all the other thing

inn: that was kamala harris 2011.t exactly did she do as da in prosecuting ocasio-cortez -- prosecuting parents? shehis took effect after left them become attorney general. prosecutors have the power under this law to prosecute parents for a misdemeanor for being essentially responsible for the children missing numerous days of school. the idea being they would be scared into making sure theirir kikids actually did attend scho. some parents were prosecuted. the pushback about this i thinik was on two fronts. one, a disproportionately impacted communities of color and parerents of color who are more often targeted by this law than thosese who were white. aand two, this idea of removing parent from home or subjecting them to criminal prosecution would be a tool to reunite a family. which i think is questionable. there a lot t of things going on including poverty, drug issues, different issues with kids. it is not clear to many who work in the juvenile space the right answer is to criminalize the parents conduct. amy: ha

harris is well behind. among the top tier that we are talking about here, she is at the bottom really at the pack on all issues except who can best handle race relations. why isn't she making an impact on the issues? >> once again, i think what you have here is that it's still about people hearing her message. you know, the former vice president has been in public life for over 40 years. senator harris has come on the international scene probably four years ago. so the american people especially here in south carolina will still get to know her. but if you go through her policies and take a good look at them, her 3:00 a.m. agenda and paying our teachers more here in south carolina. we had over 10,000 teachers walk out on may 1 of this year. when you talk about that $500 for middle class every month middle class families. once you really -- when you talk about demanding that corporations pay equal pay for women, when you talk about if congress won't act, her taking executive orders to do something about gun

harris and warren, they have doubled their support in the last month. harris up nine and warren up eight and sanders gone down and buttigieg down one there. we also see the success of kamala harris' debate performance because we asked about it, democrat voters that watched or tuned into the debate, we said who did the best job in the debate. take a look at this. kamala harris gets 41% of debate-watchers saying she did the best job. nobody else is even close. 13% for warren and 10% for biden. another good factor in this poll for kamala harris is people want to know more about her. we asked other thap the candidate you're supporting who do you want to hear more about? kamala harris scores on this front. 30% of democrats want to hear more about her and 24% for warren and 23% for buttigieg. so good news for kamala harris and that top line number concerning for joe biden. >> joe biden tried to paint himself as the front-runner as the most electable in the contest against president trump. what are the numbers mean for him now? >> well, you raise what is his c

and kamala harris and elizabeth warren doubling support, harris up nine and warren up 8 and sanders down 4 and buttigieg about even and down 1 point since may. what is behind some of biden's support, why he still holds the narrow lead? the african-american vote is still critical to him. 36% among african-americans of this poll are with biden and 24% with harris and 12% for warren, 9% for sanders. you see the battle among the white vote closer. it is this advantage among african-american voters that is keeping joe biden at the lead at moment. and i want you to see this. i think this is really interesting. we see kamala harris shooting up to that second place. but look at the issues. whether it is the economy, health care or climate, we asked democrats who do you think is best equipped to handle it and she is well below on those issues. her top tier competitors except for one issue that we tested, race relations. she's well ahead here. 29% say she's best equipped to deal with race relations compared to joe biden at 16%, sanders at 13, booker at 9% and warren at 6%, jake. >> very concerned

here now, the one and only harris faulkner. >> harris: thank you, dagen.unsel robert mueller's testimony on capitol hill continues. president trump claiming a victory, a big win, as democrats vowed not to at the brakes on the various investigations. this is "outnumbered overtime," and merrill faulkner taking a victory lap and calling mueller's hearing a devastating day for the democrats. after seven hours of grueling sessions across two committees of the formal special counsel, fell short of the bombshell testimony many democrats had expected. but they say mueller refuted some claims. key ones made by the president, as they vowed to move forward with their investigation. joining us now, first up, cut democrat gives us a lien is very outspoken when it comes to things

>> this is a question about senator harris. can she sustain. whether it's her speech, her performances on capitol hill. that's the question that looms over her. now we have a story in the paper today about the rise of harris and warren. and it is strike to go talk to people in iowa for july 4th. this campaign is so nationalized. and iowans like it in their personal attention. they still watch the same national tv, cnn here. they are watching all of these debates. you talk to them and person after person i talked to matched her performance in that debate to this end, i can't wait to see what she does on the stage with president trump. it is the "spectre" of her taking it to trump on the debate stage. that is a huge factor in this primary. we talk a lot about policy, moderate versus liberal. a, they want to win and, b, they want to see trump be humiliated. >> they want to be excited about someone. harris, in that debate, gave people a reason to be excited about her. and we also talked about warren. she has more plans than anybody combined. she wi

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kamala harris. then they tried to get it at, same sort of idea, a different way. they basically asked the, who are you intrigued by question. this is how they phrased it. leaving aside the candidate you support of your second choice, are there any other democratic candidates who you would consider supporting and want to learn more about? if yes, who would that be? and again, the top answer is the same. kamala harris. so, i mean, the top line results of this poll, overall, she's tied with bernie sanders for third place, behind biden and warren, but senator harris is getting more second looks, more interest from people who aren't already supporting her than any other candidate in the field right now. and that translates to room to grow, when she is already a top tier candidate in terms of polling. so, i mean, if she can build a capab campaign, if she can run a campaign and raise the money she needs to and capitalize on that interest and reward people that come looking to find out more about her, by gi

kamala harris. they tried to get the same idea a differently way. they asked the who are you intrigued by question. this is how they phrased it. leaving aside the candidate you support or a second choice, are there other candidates you would consider supporting and want to learn more about? if yes, who would that be? the top answer is the same. kamala harris. the top line results of this poll overall, she is tied with bernie sanders behind biden and warren. there is more interest from people who are not already supporting her than any other candidate in the field. that translates to room to grow when she is already a top tier candidate in terms of polling. if she can build a campaign and run a campaign and raise it is money she needs to capitalize on that interest and reward people who come looking to find out more about her by giving them a reason to stick with her, if she can do that, she's in a good position. one of the most interesting positions and honestly the interest in senator harris right