"outnumbered overtime" starts now with harris faulkner. >> harris: a fox news alert on this friday, ther the senate impeachment trial bleeding over the holidays as senate lawmakers depart washington with no signs of compromise between nancy pelosi and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. this is "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner. president trump and his are public and allies are criticizing speaker pelosi who has refused to send over those articles of impeachment for the senate. democrats are demanding current and former white house aides take the witness stand during a senate trial. mcconnell says they are just wasting time. >> sam houston democrats imply they are withholding the articles. some kind of leverage. they can dictate the senate process to senators. i admit i'm not sure what leverage there is in refraining from sending us something we do not want. >> democrats won a fair trial

i'm harris faulkner, you been watching "outnumbered overtime."d.c., a big day, articles of impeachment against president trump announced today and usmca >> dana: hello, everyone. of i'm dana perino. we are following an active shooter situation across the river from manhattan. you just talking to harris faulkner as soon as you arrived, you said you heard five gunshots. >> we have heard at least five gunshots here. this is very much an active situation and as you can imagine we've been getting from police transmission radios, so as they are seeing things, we are hearing it. not information we have independently confirmed, we can only confirm what we've seen on the ground and what you can see, s.w.a.t. team members here, not going to give you the street that we are on but the s.w.a.t. team has

i'm heather childers in for harris faulkner. chyron is saying it will fight back against what it calls american aggression after these latest air strikes. the move comes after a rocket attack in northern iraq last week killed an american defense contractor. enies it was behind that attack which also injured for u.s. service members. >> this is a defensive action designed to protect american forces and american citizens in iraq, and it's also deterring. he's made clear at the same time that when americans lives were at risk they would respond and that's with the department of defense did yesterday. >> heather: lucas tomlinson is live. >> mike esper says his forces are ready to strike again if necessary. >> the strikes were successful and the aircraft returned back to base safely. we will take additional actions as necessary to make sure we act in our own self defense and would deter further bad behavior from militia groups or from ir iran. >> of the pentagon released this showing air strikes but u.s. air force jets at 7:00 p.m. l

this is "outnumbered" overtime, i am harris faulkner. is expected to lay out his opening offer to republican majority leader senator mitch mcconnell on a possible trial in the senate. schumer says he wants to call for witnesses who refused to speak to the house. they include white house chief of staff mick mulvaney, former national security advisor john bolton, mulvaney senior advisor rort

. >> my partner come harris faulkner come is not on the couch today but she is up on the mats gearingime." what's up, harris? >> actually democrats are invited on impeachment in someone to see limited articles but others like the whole kitchen sink strategy. if it comes to a senate trail the white house says bring it on, we will look at their strategy plus three former obama administration officials are endorsing pete buttigieg, otherwise known as not joe biden. brian kilmeade joins us to talk about is really cool book. "outnumbered overtime" top of the hour. back to you guys. >> president trump defending his relationship with world leaders following the nato summit in london. despite calling canadian prime minister justin trudeau two-faced after a hot mike got trudeau dissing president trump with other world leaders. he joked about the president being late to meetings earlier in the day. watch this. in the meantime the president tweeting the fake news media is doing everything possible to belittle my successful trip to london for nato. i got along great with the nato leaders, even ge

. >> harris: this is "outnumbered," i'm harris faulkner. here today, melissa francis, host of "kennedy on the fox business network, kennedy herself. fox news contributor marie harf. and also a fox news contributor, ari fleischer. we would say he's outnumbered but we are always glad to see him. a lot going on, we will have full reactions from everybody and just moments of today's historic developments, however, we want to start here, straight to our fox news senior capital producer, the last 40 minutes, the landscape has changed. >> yes, absolutely. what happened this morning in the judiciary committee, i'm going to run you through historically what has happened with articles of impeachment being approved against the president in committee. not on the house floor but in committee. with andrew johnson in 1868, the committee on reconstruction, just after the civil war approved 11 articles, president richard nixon approved five. in 1998, there were four articles approved, that by the judiciary committee but only to go on the house floor and to

i'm harris faulkner. here today melissa francis, dagen mcdowell, fox news contributor jessica karloff, and in the center seat, tom depree. former deputy assistant attorney general under president george w. bush. he's outnumbered and right on time for today's discussion. more from everybody sitting here on the couch. first let's go to fox news senior capitol hill producer at chad pergram live with the latest. part two today. >> today is almost a busier day because were not focused on one story today. nancy pelosi, this is a real curveball that they might not send those articles of impeachment over to the senate. impeachment right now and the possibility of a senate trial is in limbo. the house speaker was very defensive this morning explaining why she might not sin those articles across to the senate. listen. >> that is where you put the manager. i have not prepared to put the managers in that build yet because we don't know the arena that we are in. frankly, i don't care that there's a republican senate.

i melissa francis in today for harris faulkner.he reception in london, and, that was over defense policy tariffs. also he will meet with prime minister boris johnson despite the concern the president could complicate upcoming elections. in the meantime, president trump slammed house intelligence committee chairman

i'm harris faulkner end of this is "outnumbered overtime." lisa page is defending her actions as the horowitz report is set to be made public one week from today. they are claiming the doj cherry picked her anti-trump text messages with former fbi agent peter strzok. they were having an affair, fyi. telling "the daily beast," "i know there is no five mobile way that i have committed any crime at all. those texts were selected for their political impact. they lack a lot of context, many of them aren't even about him or me." meanwhile republican andy biggs says he expects the report to show doj and fbi officials crossed the line. a watch. >> i kind of think that it will be pretty hard-hitting. i think that we will see a lot of misconduct on the part of senior leaders and the fbi doj. we will see failure to allow exculpatory evidence. >> harris: chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is live on capitol hill. >> the former fbi official breaking her silence ahead of the justice department ahead of the report. lisa page is the fbi official

this is "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner. president trump and his are public and allies are criticizing speaker pelosi who has refused to send over those articles of impeachment for the senate. democrats are demanding current and former white house aides take the witness stand during a senate trial. mcconnell says they are just wasting time. >> sam houston democrats imply they are withholding the articles. some kind of leverage. they can dictate the senate process to senators. i admit i'm not sure what leverage there is in refraining from sending us something we do not want. >> democrats won a fair trial that examines the relevant facts. we want a fair trial. message from leader mcconnell at the moment is that he has no intention of conducting a fair trial, no intention of acting impartially. >> harris: this from the president, who tweeted "after the democrats gave us no due process in the house, no lawyers, known witnesses, no nothing, they now want to tell the senate how to run their trial. actually they have zero proof of

i'm harris faulkner end of this is "outnumbered overtime."r actions as the horowitz report is set to be made public one week from today. they are claiming the doj cherry picked her anti-trump text messages with former fbi agent peter strzok. they were having an affair, fyi. telling "the daily beast," "i know there is no five mobile way that i have committed any crime at all

this is "outnumbered" overtime, i am harris faulkner. senator schumer is expected to lay out his opening offer to republican majority leader senator mitch mcconnell on a possible trial in the senate. schumer says he wants to call for witnesses who refused to speak to the house. they include white house chief of staff mick mulvaney, former national security advisor john bolton, mulvaney senior advisor robert blair, an office of manager and budget office michael duffy. earlier today, schumer explains why he wants to hear from those men. >> the four witnesses we've asked for, the documents we've asked for our directly dispositive on what the actual facts were. the house came up with a whole lot. but some of my republican colleague said these charges are serious but i'm not sure there's enough evidence. that's why these people should come. >> harris: chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is live on capitol hill. >> you see the negotiation on the senate side of the capital and on the house side of the capital, they are working to rou

i'm harris faulkner. a historic showdown is looming. the judiciary committee in the house has advanced impeachment to the full house on a straight party line vote today with no republican support. this follows a an intense 14 hour debate that ended late last night. a full house vote expected next week, democrats charging the president with abuse of power, the president fiercely denouncing the allegations. >> it's a witch hunt, it's a sham, it's a hoax. nothing was done wrong, zero was done wrong. i think it's a horrible thing to be using the tool of impeachment, which is supposed to be used in an emergency. >> harris: chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is live on capitol hill. my? speak of the house rules committee will meet tuesday. the after the judiciary committee finished its work today. speak of the house judiciary committee has voted articles of impeachment against the president for abuse of power and obstruction of congress. the house will add expeditious expeditiously. speak of the vote went as expected along party l

i'm harris faulkner reporting today from washington. attorney general barr, along with u.s.h disputing key findings in michael michael horowitz report. the doj watchdog set to testify before the senate judiciary committee tomorrow. barr says publicly splitting with horowitz finding, the launch of the russia probe was justified. >> in one

this is "outnumbered overtime" and i am heather childress in for harris faulkner.ng the embassy in baghdad today, smashing windows, setting fire following u.s. air strikes that killed 25 iranian backed militia fighters in iraq and syria. u.s. troops firing tear gas in response to the violent protests. president trump putting the blame squarely on iran, tweeting "iran killed an american contractor, wounding many. we strongly responded and always will. now iran is orchestrating an attack on the u.s. embassy in iraq.

this is "outnumbered overtime," i'm melissa francis in for harris faulkner, who you may have heard is little under the weather. feel better, harris. speaker pelosi during a dramatic press conference today accused president trump of abusing his power for political gain and violating the u.s. constitution. pelosi said she asked committee chairs to draft articles of impeachment. she said the decision has absolutely nothing to do with politics and she rebuked reporters, watch this. >> do you hate the president, madame speaker? >> i don't hate anybody. >> the reason i ask -- >> i don't hate anybody. this is about the constitution of the united states and the fact that leads to the president's violation of oath of office. as a catholic, i resent the use of your word hate that addresses me. i don't hate anyone, i still pray for the president. i pray for the president all the time. don't mess with me when it comes to words like that. >> president trump tweeted in response, nancy pelosi just had a nervous fit. she says she prays for the president, i don't believe her. not even close. the lates

i'm heather childers in for harris faulkner.back against what it calls american aggression after these latest air strikes. the move comes after a rocket attack in northern iraq last week killed an american defense contractor. enies it was behind that attack which also injured for u.s. service members. >> this is a defensive action designed to protect american

i am julie banderas and for harris faulkner.ys sending impeachment articles to the senate. she says democrats want to ensure there will be a fair trial as they demand white house officials testify. there is a glitch. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell calling on democrats to end the charade saying they should follow the standards of former president clinton's impeachment trial. watch. >> exercise, political exercise. all i'm asking of humor was that we treat trump the same way we treated clinton. we had a procedure that was approv

i'm harris faulkner. speaker pelosi is refusing to commit to sending the articles of impeachment to the senate, at least not for now. she says house democrats want to know the parameters of the senate trial and whether or not it will be fair. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell unleashed on democrats move to impeach president trump. calling it the most rushed and unfair process in history. he said democrats talk of a senate delay shows they are getting cold feet about their case. >> this particular house of representatives has lent its partisan rage at this particular president create a toxic new precedent that will echo well into the future. it was made even more clear last night when speaker pelosi suggested that house democrats may be too afraid to even transmit their shoddy work product of the senate. this impeachment was so urgent that it could not wait for to process and now they are content to sit on their hands. >> harris: the speaker fired back at mitch mcconnell equivalent and defended her de

i melissa francis in today for harris faulkner. as we await the reception in london, and, that was over defense policy tariffs. also he will meet with prime minister boris johnson despite the concern the president could complicate upcoming elections. in the meantime, president trump slammed house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff, despite the president being overseas. >> president trump: i think he is a deranged human being. he grew up with a complex for a lot of reasons that are obvious and he's a very sick man and he lives. adam schiff made up my conversation with the president of the ukraine. >> melissa: chief white house correspondent live in london. >> you know, prime minister justin trudeau, the president defended, and the president is also promising that if it does go to trial and senate things will be much different. he encourage the white house administration officials that he blocked from testifying in the house to participate in the senate trial. listen to what he said. >> when it's fair, i would love to have m

this is "outnumbered overtime" and i am heather childress in for harris faulkner. protesters storming the embassy in baghdad today, smashing windows, setting fire following u.s. air strikes that killed 25 iranian backed militia fighters in iraq and syria. u.s. troops firing tear gas in response to the violent protests. president trump putting the blame squarely on iran, tweeting "iran killed an american contractor, wounding many. we strongly responded and always will. now iran is orchestrating an attack on the u.s. embassy in iraq. they will be held fully responsible. in addition, we expect iraq to use its forces to protect the embassy and so notified." trey yingst's life for us in jerusalem with the very latest. what do we know? >> good afternoon. hundreds of iraqis stormed the usmc in baghdad, prompting iraqi security forces to intervene. protesters set fire, smashing windows, and reports indicate the abc is on lockdown. the ambassador is out of town. embassy security forces were seen trying to push back demonstrators with tear gas and rubber bullets. today u.s.

this is "outnumbered" overtime, i am melissa francis in today for harris faulkner. president trump's legal team has until 5:00 p.m. eastern to notify house judiciary chairman nadler whether they will participate in the house impeachment process going forward. the next hearing set for monday where investigators are planning to lay out evidence in their case. "the washington post" reporting the charges being considered include obstruction and bribery. >> if we were not to proceed, and any future president, whoever he or she may be, democratic republican that our democracy is gone, the president's king, he can do whatever he wants in violation of the law and ignoring the acts of congress undermining our system of checks and balances. at one back but rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel heading back saying democrats are using impeachment as a political weapon and defying the will of american voters. >> when you are saying to the american people we are going to negate the vote of 63 million americans and we in congress are going to deny the president due process and at the same

i am julie banderas and for harris faulkner. nancy pelosi delays sending impeachment articles to the senate. she says democrats want to ensure there will be a fair trial as they demand white house officials testify. there is a glitch. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell calling on democrats to end the charade saying they should follow the standards of former president clinton's impeachment trial. watch. >> exercise, political exercise. all i'm asking of humor was that we treat trump the same way we treated clinton. we had a procedure that was approved 100-0. we haven't ruled out witnesses. we have said let's handle the case just like we did with president clinton. fair is fair. >> julie: the white house has pelosi's actions prove democrats have no case. >> they impeach the president who did nothing wrong and they don't have the guts to see it through and send it to the senate. it's unfortunate because the president deserves due process and to be acquitted in the country deserves to know their president did nothing wrong. >> j

this is for 21, i am julie banderas, in for harris faulkner today.ter christmas. the senator from alaska who had broken with the onset of boats like obamacare and repeal and to the cavanaugh confirmation taking issue with mcconnell's recent comments that he was in total coordination of "with the white house on the impeachment trial." telling the alaska news outlet this, "in fairness when i heard that, i was disturbed. to me it means that we have to take that step back from being hand and glove with the defense and so i heard what leader mcconnell had said. i happen to think that that has further confuse the process." in the meantime, president trump railing no cross his own impeachment, tweeting this

this is "outnumbered," i'm melissa francis in here today, my very festive partner, harris faulkner.ox business network anchored dagen mcdowell. fox news contributor jessica tarlov. and in the center seat today, fox news analyst and fox nation host, lawrence jones. he is "outnumbered" and his smoking in that red jacket. i love it. >> want to start a tradition, why would you have a break that up? where was the sale in the turtleneck? you and i hit it, baby. mine was at target. i love it. merry christmas everyone, let's get to it. now that president trump has been impeached by the house on another happy note, the senate is preparing to hold a possible impeachment trial in the new year, but with congress now out of session for the holidays, impeachment is on the likely collision course with the first nominating contest of the 2020 democratic presidential race. that's also going to be a major issue on the campaign trail in the new year come a theme that could overshadow some of the candidates and their policy driven issues. so, lawrence, what do you think of this? what is a benefit? the

. >> please welcome to the stage news and cohost of outnumbered, harris faulkner. >> wow! you guys are beautiful! wait until you see my panel. >> all right. i'm harris. this.do [applause] >> we're going to talk about choices, lessons learned from the ones we've already made to ones we've yet to make and the growth we've experienced from choosing one path or another. and remember, there will always be some risks, heartbreak, old and new.etween competition can be pierce. and even -- fierce. and even wild, unimagined success. it determines how far you will rise. panel.e tammy wincup, president of protocol. [applause] werwin.w dermalogica.determin c.e.o. of clear. [applause] >> and senator tammy duckworth, democratic senator from illinois. [cheering] >> all right. so i do a little bit of tv. say that i turn a blind eye to a clock. well, i can't do that today. got a little less than 30 minutes and we're gonna rock it. i just ask, if you haven't put your cell phones on silent. i'm going to go to my right with started withus your definition of success and one powerful step you too

please welcome to the stage, anchor of fox news outnumbered overtime and co-host of "outnumbered" harris faulkner. [applause] >> wow. >> you guys are beautiful. wait until you see my panel. all right. i'm harris. let's do this. [applause] we're going to talk about choice, lessons learned from the ones we've made to the hard ones we've yet to make and the growth we've experienced from choosing one path or another. and remember there will always be some risks heartbreak, , transitions between old and new. competition can be fierce. and even wild, unimagined success. how you handle it determines how far you will rise. meet the panel. tammy wincup president of protocol. [applause] jane wirwin chief officer of dermatologica. we were all talking about our skin products. and caryn seidman-becker, co-founder, chairman, and ceo of clear. and senator tammy duckworth. democratic senator from illinois. [applause] all right. so i do a little bit of tv. and my producers say that i turn a blind eye to a clock. well, i can't do that today. we've got a little less than minutes. 30 and we're going to rock it. i ju

this is for 21, i am julie banderas, in for harris faulkner today.nd mary the day after christmas. the senator from alaska who had broken with the onset of boats like obamacare and repeal and to the cavanaugh confirmation taking issue with mcconnell's recent comments that he was in total coordination of "with the white house on the impeachment trial." telling the alaska news outlet this, "in fairness when i heard that, i was disturbed. to me it means that we have to take that step back from being hand and glove with the defense and so i heard what leader mcconnell had said. i happen to think that that has further confuse the process." in the meantime, president trump railing no cross his own impeachment, tweeting this "despite all of the great success over the last three years, mha much more difficult to deal with foreign leaders whi am constantly having to defend myself against the do-nothing democrats and their impeachment scandal." in west palm beach, florida, where the president is spending the holidays. hi, rich. >> good afternoon, julie, after

i am melissa francis in for harris faulkner. here is dana. >> dana: a fiery day on capitol hill as democrats push ahead with their plan to impeach president trump. i am dana perino and this is "the daily briefing" ." the sparks flying on capitol hill, house judiciary committee debating articles of impeachment against president trump. all of this before a committee vote that would send the charges onto the full house. >> this is a tragedy in a jam from day one. how can they stand up and say on the two weakest articles of impeachment in the history of this country? with a straight face, look at the american people and say we did good. >> it is a grave and serious offense against the constitutio constitution, against the structure and function of the government. >> even chairman nadler said there was no quid pro quo in the call transcript. you can make up all the things you want but those are not the facts. >> we are here today because the president abused his power. we are here today because he solicited foreign interference in th

welcome to "outnumbered overtime," i am julie banderas in for harris faulkner today.ommittee, pushing up for don mcgahn's testimony revealing in a court filing that they could actually pursue new articles of impeachment. based on evidence that he may provide, may, i should emphasize. for democrat say that the house has investigative work that is not over. speak of the house of representatives continues to control the two articles, has not yet submitted then, speaker pelosi is trying to figure out what the rules of the game are going to be. but this does not stop at the house judia

welcome to "outnumbered overtime," i am julie banderas in for harris faulkner today. we begin with the judiciary committee, pushing up for don mcgahn's testimony revealing in a court filing that they could actually pursue new articles of impeachment. based on evidence that he may provide, may, i should emphasize. for democrat say that the house has investigative work that is not over. speak of the house of representatives continues to control the two articles, has not yet submitted then, speaker pelosi is trying to figure out what the rules of the game are going to be. but this does not stop at the house judiciary committee and other committees can do going forward. >> julie: senate judiciary chair lindsey graham tweeting this "best evidence yet that democrats don't believe they can beat president trump at the ballot box. meanwhile, the president saying democrats are pushing for fairness in the senate that they denied republicans in the house. listen. >> pf the majority, and now they want mcconnell to do wonderful things for them. i mean, he is going to do what he wan

you just talking to harris faulkner as soon as you arrived, you said you heard five gunshots. >> we have heard at least five gunshots here. this is very much an active situation and as you can imagine we've been getting from police transmission radios, so as they are seeing things, we are hearing it. not information we have independently confirmed, we can only confirm what we've seen on the ground and what you can see, s.w.a.t. team members here, not going to give you the street that we are on but the s.w.a.t. team has been here, this is what we know. this all started at at the cemy nearby. at the bayview cemetery. from what we gather, an undercover officer was shot at that cemetery at some point, to active shooters reportedly carrying long guns then moved into a bodega. that bodega is where this is "happening now." the two men at some point were inside that bodega and then police were talking about jumping from roof to roof and they requested that helicopter and a real support be called in, we have a say in. so again the men much of the action from what we understand is at that corner w

i am melissa francis in for harris faulkner. is dana. >> dana: a fiery day on capitol hill as democrats push ahead with their plan to impeach president trump. i am dana perino and this is "the daily briefing" ." the sparks flying on capitol hill, house judiciary committee debating articles of impeachment against president trump. all of this before a committee vote that would send the charges onto the full house. >> this is a tragedy in a jam from day one. how can they stand up and say on the two weakest articles of impeachment in the history of this country? with a straight face, look at the american people and say we did good.

i'm harris faulkner. have been handling a break for you in the house rules committee debate on what the debate will look like before they take the full house vote on impeachment tomorrow and around and around we go. it really has been a pretty emotional day. back and forth about what fairness looks like. and democrats and republicans arguing from their own perspective. democrats wanting to be able to call the witnesses they want if and when this process reaches the senate, which would be the next point if the house votes yes with the majority of democrats expected to do that against president trump for impeachment. and they want their witnesses, of course we know republicans wanted theirs in the house. they got a few. i'm harris. keep watching. the news continues. ♪ >> dana: we begin with a fox news alert. and we're expecting to hear from president trump this hour while house lawmakers set the terms for the debate over two articles of impeachment. all that as we get closer to an historic vote in the house

this is "outnumbered," i'm melissa francis in here today, my very festive partner, harris faulkner.tor jessica tarlov. and in the center seat today, fox news analyst and fox nation host, lawrence jones. he is "outnumbered" and his smoking in that red jacket. i love it.

harry, many thanks. the latest in sheffield hallam, a labour hold and a bit of good news there. lord faulknerg to a part of the labour party rather than talking to the wider community. ultimately, if you are the main opposition party, you are the main opposition party, you only make progress if you have an argument about what the future will look like that convinces the public and what we had here was a situation where we not only lost all the traditional conservative labour marginals with a few exceptions but we also lost our most heartland support in the midlands and the north—east in the north—west and that was because just as in scotland in 2015, that heartland support said you are offering us nothing and you don't connect with us anymore. just as the scottish labour party and those who had voted for us in the yea rs before those who had voted for us in the years before 2015 decided to abandon us, the big question is, what do we do to start having a conversation again, both with the people in the marginals, the vote —— the floating voter which could be one or the other but also our heartl