harris?: jonathan hunt on this breaking news and we will continue to cover developments from that. thank you very much. >> are you going to apologize? >> apologize for what? he knows better, there is not a racist bone in my body, i've been involved with civil rights my whole career, period. >> harris: joe biden refusing to apologize for invoking his ability to work with two segregationists senators to get things done. biden facing criticism from his 2020 rivals including cory booker. but a biden campaign advisor says bookers criticism is hypocritical, watch. >> people in the senate work all the time with members of the other party whose positions are repugnant to all of us as democrats. cory booker, who has worked with jeff sessions on many things, elizabeth warren talks about how she's worked with chuck grassley who led the fight for brett kavanaugh and wouldn't even meet with mark garland. >> harris: i was seeing lots of raised eyebrows there. cochair of issue one reformers caucus, iona pol

i'm harris faulkner. the president meeting right now, we are hearing that could be wrapping up soon, with ireland's prime minister as he is abroad for another day. vice president mike pence and secretary of state mike pompeo are set to meet later this afternoon. okay, really quick, these pictures are live. that's the president and first lady getting on marine one. they are in ireland today. he has met and talked trade, tariffs, and a border sundry other issues with the irish prime minister. and called him a friend on this trip. as you may know, the president has a lot of connections in ireland, not the least of which is in company clare, beautiful area there. he has a golf resort called doonbeg. they're hopping on marine one so they can go to their second stop and spend the night. he talked about that is what i'm called pop of news conference that happened when the two men were together a short time ago. we showed you that live on 325. so now the next leg in this trip with the president, with the first la

harris? >> harris: the redo it. i will happens on a day president trump is going to be in iowa, as well. >> in terms of people challenging the president and reaching out to caucus-goers, a very crowded field, biden will have a lot of them to himself. >> harris: interesting. we are just spitting the facts. peter doocy, thank you. i want to bring and chief political anchor and anchor of "special report," bret baier. let's pick it up. a couple facts going on. and you say? >> i say joe biden is running a different campaign. he's not running a traditional democratic primary campaign. he is trying to stay above the fray, trying to be the nominee in waiting, and not doing a lot of interviews, not doing town halls, and doing not a lot of these big cattle call events. california, san francisco -- or, los angeles, san francisco, and iowa, as peter mentioned. we will see if that works. you've got a long way to go. eight months before people start voting, i would being the first for that. >> harris: it's interesting, hearing yo

harris? >> harris: jonathan hunt with the latest on that.ry much. >> the biggest geopolitical challenges china. >> the biggest threat to the security of the united states is donald trump. speak of the greatest threat we face is that we are at a greater threat of nuclear war today than ever before in history. >> our major threat right now is what's going on in the meetings with iran. >> climate change. >> china and climate change. >> corporation in climate change. >> china, without a question. >> russia, because they are trying to undermine our democracy. >> harris: democrats outlined with a c is the greatest geopolitical threat to the united states during the first debate. as you heard, may focusing on climate change and china. just hours from now the remaining 2020 democrats are set to take the stage, including joe biden , bernie sanders, pete but a judge harris. clinical anchor and special report anchor bret baier was in the spin room on doing this ben! he is here to talk about it. how about a winner and a loser from last night? >> all rig

harris? >> harris: as he said, people are talking about it there and no doubt as people plan their vacations are talking about here, too. we will stay on the story. jeff paul, thank you. shocking new video of a group of parents getting into a brawl during a baseball game. and the game was among some 7-year-olds. look at the adults. you won't believe what led up to this. the story, coming up. and democratic congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez alexandria ocasio-cortez is doubling down amid growing backlash over her comparing detention centers at the border to concentration camps. now one high-profile rabbis calling her remarks and insult to the memory of the 6 million jews and others killed by the nazis. he will join me live. stay with us. >> the fact that concentration camps are now an institutionalized practice in the home of the free is extraordinarily disturbing. ♪ hopes you drive safely. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fas

harris. >> harris: thank you very much.art of the notorious murder trial was the dream team of defense attorneys for o.j. simpson who ultimately got him acquitted. i want to bring in key member of the team, carl douglas. thank you for joining me. all these years later, the big question has to do with justice. the family feeling like justice was served. do you think it was? >> you know, harris, first of all, thanks for having me on your show. i've been a lawyer for over 40 years and justice often takes different turns, depending on the perspectives of the opinion with the opinion. i understand how the goldman and brown families have this grief and this hole in their heart, which will probably never be closed. but for me, as a criminal lawyer in los angeles, yes, justice was served, i think, because i will go to my grave believing that the prosecution failed to prove beyond a reasonable doubt, not that o.j. simpson was innocent or not, but failed to prove he was guilty beyond a reasonable doubt, which is their solemn obligati

harris? >> harris: that is so interesting to see almost an investigation into this kind of rollout in real time in front of our eyes, with all those details. jennifer, thank you very much. i want to bring a now retired u.s. army major general bob scales. served over 30 years in the u.s. military and as a former commandant of the army war college. great to see you, it's been a while. general scales, let's get to that immediacy that jennifer just gave us. that the iranians have surrounded that oil tanker right now and are preventing it from being towed. one of those that was hit. what is next? >> what's next is iran is going to continue to escalate their rather ham-handed attempt to intimidate the west to sort of arrange for the sanctions to be lifted. this is really amateur hour. they put a total of six mines on four in different. they used an amateur drone to try and bomb a saudi pipeline. they fired rockets into kabul. this is a very poorly executed attempt by the iranians to make themselves

harris? >> harris: this points to what i wanted to ask you about.hy did they have to be mutually exclusive? carley told us that is either reliable or it's bold, fresh, and new. when you look at the wall -- and i think we can get our team to take a look now because all the faces are up for the 2020 democratic contenders -- when you look at that -- yeah, there's a lot. >> it's like a yearbook! [laughter] >> harris: who will bridge the gap? i argue the people want steady leadership and bold ideas. they like that because otherwise they wouldn't have necessarily hired somebody coming with something different outside of the swamp. >> carley: the first person that comes out of my mind is pete buttigieg, which is where he's coming out of left field. >> harris: who is pulling up next to elizabeth warren, who is stealing bernie's ideas and tweaking them. >> carley: he's a bold new agenda but he never says anything -- he's got a steady approach to his policies. >> lisa: the reason why i think sanders is lagging is because his ideas are no longer new. you look

harris? >> harris: matt finn, thank you very much. i want to bring in former fbi investigator bill daley. bill, you and i have worked many cases together on the journalism and detective side. this note has just come with our team here at fox news, you were reading it with me. "the contractor in utah has now told fox news exclusively today that the person of interest that police have identified in the search for missing university of utah student mackenzie lueck asked them to build a secret sound-proof room with hooks on its walls in the basement of the home. the significant bill and all of this --" again, this is coming exclusively to fox, that basement of the home has reportedly been used as an airbnb. learning more about the basement. but that's all we have, those details. >> there were reports earlier, harris, the members of said there's a number of women coming in and out of this home. this residence, for a period of time. at least that was their observation. so we don't know what else pr

now here's harris. >> harris: fox news alert, pump and protest as president trump visits england and meets with the queen. i'm harris faulkner, you're watching to be 26 now. president trump is in europe for a weeklong visit. before he even landed in london, he sparked a controversy with his criticism of the city's mayor. and what some said he says about the duchess, meghan markle. while critics are going after the president and mass protests are planned, one of britain's top officials has come to the president's defense. chief white house correspondent john roberts is traveling with president trump. he now drives us from london. john? >> good afternoon tea. the official daytime part of the program for the president is -- it's still the nighttime program, but he wrapped up his daytime activities paid the last activity was at clarence house. it was tea with prince charles and camilla. prince charles had said prior to the visit that he was now going to rule out talking to the president about climate change when the two of them got together. earlier in the day, the president and the firs

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right now, here's harris. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. another death of an american in the dominican republic as we go outnumbered overtime. i'm harris faulkner. fox news has learned the brother of shark tank judge barbara corcoran was found dead in his hotel room in the dominican republic in april making him now the 7th american to die there in just the last 12 months that we know about. the fbi and the centers for disease control and protection are helping local authorities investigate all of these deaths. steve harrigan is live from the d.r. where he also have details on another story we are monitoring and that is sunday night shooting ambush of red sox legend david ortiz at a popular night spot in santo domingo. a lot happening in the d.r. >> >> harris, both of these stories each day and both providing separate blows to tourism in the dominican republic. first to that new announced death of jonathan corcoran. keep in mind he died back in april. as of yet, there has been no real public proof put forward that links his death to the othe

harris? >> harris: jeff, thank you's. some diehard trump supporter's are already lining up ahead of the president's reelection kickoff rally. a live look now. the president tweeted this morning, "big rally tomorrow night in orlando, florida. looks to be setting records. we are building a large movie screens outside to take care of everybody. more than 100,000 requests. our nation is doing great. far beyond what the haters and losers thought possible, and it will only get better!" and that is tape you see their sins left. i will talk more about this with our nz chairwoman ronna mcdaniel. she joined me later ♪ and mexico detained hundreds of migrants over the weekend after the trump admission reach a deal with the country to set up its enforcement. potential impact amid the border crisis, and a live report. you're headed down the highway when the guy in front slams on his brakes out of nowhere. you do, too, but not in time. hey, no big deal. you've got a good record and liberty mutual won't hold a grudge by raising your rat

harris? >> harris: matt finn, thank you very much. ago, fox news confirmed the acting commissioner for the customs and border protection agency, john sanders, is resigning. he will leave his position on july 5th. this coming amid rising public anger over the treatment of detained migrant children and border facilities. and as the white house is threatening to veto a potential $4.5 billion house bill to provide emergency funding for the border. of that bill would also put new restrictions on the president's immigration crackdown. i want to bring you now ron vitiello, former acting director of ice. good to see you say. first, the president could veto the house bill. what's your reaction? >> i think it would be unfortunate. the resources required both at ice and cbp at the border to leave it everybody agrees now is a crisis of both humanitarian and security proportions, he needs to be pay that money is essential for the men and women on the front lines to do their jobs better and make the whole problem smalley. >> harris: i'm going to ke

harris? >> harris: john roberts, thank you very much. for more, i want to bring in republican senator tom cotton, member of the intelligence and armed services. senator cotton is also a veteran of our military. the army's 101st airborne division, and a bronze star recipient. also, the author of the book, "sacred duty: a soldiers tour at arlington cemetery." i first want to get your perspective. we had no way of knowing we would be able to drop in and see a funeral. we will just take everybody back, just moments ago. senator cotton, you have been there when this has happened, and you have history and perspective on arlington cemetery. you have written a book. your words are so important for us to get at this moment. >> harris, what's happening right now and arlington is one of the 1300 funerals that happen every hour, on the hour, from 9:00 in the morning until 3:00 in the afternoon, to include 1:00. also known as 1300 hours, and military time. those videos you seen today, first the burial ser

i'm harris faulkner. here today is melissa francis, fox business network anchor dagen mcdowell, fox news contributor jessica tarlov, and in the center seat, yes! host of "the next revolution," going to revolutionize "outnumbered"! steve hilton. >> steve: that's a nice, warm welcome. thank you so much! >> harris: i'm glad you are here. let's get to the news. are you ready? >> steve: i'm up for it. >> harris: oversees the president asked about ongoing talks of mexican authorities about the crisis. they are set to impose new regulations on mexican goods if they don't stop an unprecedented surge of migrants to our southern border. negotiations between the top administration and mexican officials resumed tomorrow in washington, d.c. today the president says he expects those tariffs to go into effect. >> mexico shouldn't allow millions of people to turn and enter our country, and they could stop it very quickly. i think they will. if they won't, we are going to put tariffs on. every month those tariffs go up fr

harris, take it away. we are back monday. >> harris: let's begin with a fox news alert.the recent attacks on oil tankers have iran written all over it. "outnumbered overtime" now, i'm harris faulkner. president trump and a lengthy interview with fox news today says he is confident iran is behind the attacks on the oil tankers in the middle east. this, after the u.s. navy releases video that appears to show an iranian navy boat removing an unexploded mind from 1 of the two ships attacked yesterday in the gulf of oman. watch. >> iran did do it, and you know they did it because you sell the boat. i guess one of the mines didn't explode and it essentially got iran written all over it.

now here is harris. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. president trump ordering and calling off airstrikes against iranian military targets that took out our u.s. drone. he stopped that action just 10 minutes before launch. and now, in a new interview is explaining why. you are watching outnumbered overtime. i'm harris faulkner. the president has just said military planes would have been in the air soon, when he decided to make the call to stand down. that mission was intended as retaliation for the downing of a u.s. navy drone over the strait of hormuz. here's the president explaining his last-minute decision from just minutes ago. >> i said how many people are going to be killed? sir, i would like to get back to you on that. great people, these generals. they said came back and said, sir, approximately 150. and i thought about it for a second and i said you know what they shot unmanned drone plane, whatever you want to call it and here we are sitting with 150 dead people that would have taken place probably within a half an hour after i

cal harris seemed to have it all. a beautiful family and successful business and big house to the lake. september 11th, 2001 as the world was watching what is happening in new york, the family was caught by heartbreak. cal's wife had disappeared. here with the house on the lake is keith morris. >> it's a long winding ride. this tale studded with surprises. >> i felt like i was being kidnapped in broad daylight and no one can help me. >> reporter: it's the story of his life and theirs. >> we cannot sit here in silence and watch another trough -- travesty of justice to take place. >> do you remember much about your mom any more? >> not really. >> it's been a long time. >> it's about what happened on a september day the rest of the world can't forget. is there a corner of your brain thinks maybe it was somebody else? >> not at all. not at all. >> 15 years, four trials. would it never end? >> i put my head down. i went numb. i just went numb. >> this is the climatic chapter in a family saga one that began in a moment all

. >> melissa: we are back here at 12:00 eastern tomorrow, but now, here is harris. >> harris: then you still developing after the president just signed an executive order imposing hard-hitting new sanctions on iran. it is all in response to the downing of the u.s. drone last week. you are watching "outnumbered overtime," i am harris faulkner. the new sanctions targeting that top officials including the supreme leader and foreign minister. coming amid threats of iran to shoot down additional u.s. drones raising concerns about military confrontation. the president insisting the u.s. does not want a conflict, but says we cannot ever let iran have a nuclear weapon. speak of the potential to have a great country and quickly, very quickly, and i think that they should do that rather than going along with this very destructive path, destructi for everybody. destructive for everybody. and we can't let them have a nuclear weapon prayed he says that he does not want nuclear weapons. that is a great thing to say, but a lot of things have been said over the years and it turns out to be not so. >>

harris faulkn ms. harris faulkner.n other piece that they call "grandpa run for president," the concern is that he sees contemporary america through distorted haze of nostalgia. his values and assumptions were shaved by the last generation, or even the one before that. and after many years, he still lacks both self-awareness or discipline to wonder whether modern voters will find his rumination about the past as interesting and as relevant as he does. what is your reaction to that question marks before my concern was not the examples he gave because the way i took it was i have worked with racists, and i was able to get stuff done. i worked with people that i didn't agree with, but we were able to get things done. i'm sitting there saying but you are citing the '70s. you have to look at millennials, independent voters, that is where i think that joe biden has hurt himself. in addition, this is normal right now. i mean, we saw it when president trump had over a dozen opponents. they were attacking him as he was climbing

harris?> harris: wow. 5,000 people a day, as he was saying. we are on track now for 1.2 million people perhaps by the end of the year. that's a lot. mike emanuel, thank you very much. employees at the online retailer wayfair are expected to walk off the job a few minutes from now. they said 1:30 p.m. eastern. they are protesting furniture sales to migrant detention facilities. are there demands fair? we will get into it. and later, dramatic video showing georgia deputies saving a newborn baby abandoned in the woods. i will talk with the sheriff of those officers about the emotional rescue, coming up. ♪ [baby crying] as your life grows, so do your needs. ♪ and with bank of america and merrill, the benefits you get can grow, too. as a preferred rewards member, you can enjoy priority service and exclusive discounts... so your growing life can be more rewarding, too. ♪ what would you like the power to do? ♪ what would you like the power to do? i was told to begin my aspirin regimen, blem. and i j

right now, here's harris. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert.h of an american in the dominican republic as we go outnumbered overtime. i'm harris faulkner. fox news has learned the brother of shark tank judge barbara corcoran was found dead in his hotel room in the dominican republic in april making him now the 7th american to die there in just the last 12 months that we know about. the fbi and the centers for disease control and protection are helping local authorities investigate all of these deaths. steve harrigan is live from the d.r. where he also have details on another story we are monitoring and that is sunday night shooting ambush of red sox legend david ortiz at a popular night spot in santo domingo. a lot happening in the d.r.

here's harris. >> harris: we are awaiting a news conference this hour.he next 30 minutes, after police have made their first arrest in the case of that missing utah college student, mackenzie lueck. we have followed it this last half hour. we pick it up from here and go. "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. salt lake city officials expected to give that update at 1:30 p.m. eastern, as the news continues to break on this story. mackenzie lueck has not been seen or heard from, police say, since the early morning hours of june 17th when she took a lyft ride from the airport to a nearby park at 3:00 in the morning. and now one person, we are told, a man, is in custody.

who do you think did best tonight. >> harris. >> harris. >> senator harris. >> senator harris.e her the title there, okay. >> harris. >> harris. >> harris and mayor pete. >> harris and mayor pete buttigieg. so it sounds like 11 of you or 10 of you said harris out of the 12 of you, which is very significant. several said buttigieg. let me go to you first. you're the only person here who said joe biden. why do you think joe biden stood out tonight? >> well, joe has a good track record and i liked what he was talking about. >> do you think he was ganged up on? >> i think harris tried to shake him up a little bit but i think he done well for himself. >> you said harris. why did you like harris tonight? >> i just liked the way she addressed the issues. she was very specific and pointed with the things that she talked about. >> okay. now you told me earlier that you were considering becoming a committed voter. you're the only one here who said you may be ready to commit to harris. is that how you feel at this moment? you told me this 30 minutes ago. >> i was impressed by her performa

don't go away, here's harris. >> harris: let's do that breaking news. president trump hitting hard against joe biden ahead of their show done and i would today. "outnumbered overtime" now, i'm harris faulkner. president trump preemptively taking aim at the democratic front runner before campaigning in the hawkeye state. questioning biden's ability to take on the role of commander in chief as the former vp prepares to mount his own criticism in this critical swing states. chief white house correspondent john roberts is live at the white house. we will have a quick condo. some spicy words already to set us off. >> look at what's going on today, harris. he would think it's already down to the general election in a two-person race, because joe biden in a speech later on today -- which we've got an advance of the comments of what he will see in the speech -- he really takes on president trump as if they are running head-to-head in the general election. and today on the south lawn, as the president was leaving for iowa himself where he will give a speech on r

>> harris: that's interesting. if you are underwater, really having a hard time right now, you can look at that kitchen table issue of the economy and "how can i make my life?" so i totally get it. it's a bridge too far to say those same people don't appreciate good mass. they don't want to live by broken promises. whatever you are promising them, they want to know it's actually going to happen. i think there's a place for the president to step in, or a republican to step in on his behalf somewhere with an idea for some of those people so that you retain those 207 they mentioned. in the you don't go back to the democrats just because they are promising rang. >> katie: let's be clear about what we're talking about. when we are talking about free stuff, it's taking from an american taxpayer and giving it to someone else. the big policy -- >> katie: and elizabeth warren, who has jumped ahead. they are taking a lot from middle-class, people earning a paycheck and paying taxes, redistribute wealth to others. joe biden s

and harris faulkner. already with the president, hitting back at news that former special counsel robert mueller has agreed to testify next month in what could be the largest congressional hearing in decades. the president doubled down today on claims that the mueller investigation was rigged during an interview with maria bartiromo. watch. >> it never ends. we had no obstruction, we had no collusion, we had a report that was considering that 18 people that hated donald trump, and you are, obviously he was not a trump f

how does kamla harris run with this and keep that fire? >> i'm going to run with harris. right now, what she does is more obvious than what biden does. she goes out and keeps telling her story and keeps doing the miniversion. we saw how she could say in one or two sentences, what she's about, and her plans. showing humor and personality, on it. because she's new, the optics are, she's an interesting person to hear from. what she just does is get out and about. i bet her fund-raising will jump. and there will be interest in her now. interestingly, today in chicago, joe biden is going to be in a rainbow push event. that's the organization of reverend jesse jackson. coming off a night where bussing and segregationist senators were the headlines, biden is going to an annual meeting of one of a major civil rights groups today. so, we'll know in a few hours what he does to come back, what he may say, what he may be asked. i don't know how he could put this behind him in any way but some -- it doesn't maybe need a whole speech. but he needs to explain better why you work with pe

this is "outnumbered," i am harris faulkner. here today melissa francis, jessica tarlov, kennedy, and glad that he is here as always dan hoffman. fox news contributor as well. great to have you today. >> great to be here. >> harris: president trump following through on his vow to impose new sanctions on iran starting today. meanwhile, u.s. officials are also confirming that the u.s. military carried out a cyber attack on thursday in response to their downing of the unmanned u.s. drone. now an iranian official is warning that they can bring down more drones if they wish to. yesterday the president said iran can either come to the table to negotiate or live with a crippled economy. watch. >> i'm not looking for war. and if there is, it will be obliteration like you have never seen before. but i'm not looking to do that. but you can have a nuclear weapon. otherwise you can have a bad economy. not as far as i am concerned, no preconditions. >> you will talk anyway? >> you cannot have nuclear weapons. if you want to talk about it, go

don't go away, here's harris. >> harris: let's do that breaking news.ard against joe biden ahead of their show done and i would today. "outnumbered overtime" now, i'm harris faulkner. president trump preemptively taking aim at the democratic front runner before campaigning in the hawkeye state. questioning biden's ability to take on the role of commander in chief as the former vp prepares to mount his own criticism in this critical swing states. chief white house correspondent john roberts is live at the white house. we will have a quick condo. some spicy words already to set us off. >> look at what's going on today, harris. he would think it's already down to the general election in a two-person race, because joe biden in a speech later on today -- which we've got an

harris.or senator harris. we will let you all speak. senator harris.hat, americanow does not want to witness a food fight. they want to know how to put food on the table. [cheers and applause] of the issue, part that is at play in america today -- and we all have been traveling around the country, i certainly have -- i am meeting people working 23 jobs. this president flouts his great economy, migrate economy. how are you measuring this greatness of this economy? he talks about the stock market. that is fine if you own stocks. so many families in america do not. you ask them how they measure the greatness of this economy, and they point to unemployment numbers. americans are working -- yes, they are working two or three jobs. no one should have to be working more than one job to have a roof over their head and food on the table. harris,nator kamala many saying she won the debate, that she stood out last night. do you agree or disagree with that? who performed well? her performed -- who performed poorly? who are you watching to take on the president? on

harris? >> harris: shannon, great to see you. thank you for setting us up for a good conversation. guy benson, you heard her saying justice alito says it's a sign of our times, this has become a bitter public conversation. >> guy: i agree with judge alito's reasoning there, and that portion that you read. to me it's mystifying that it's a huge controversy that we would ask on the census forms, "who are the people who are living in this country who are citizens of our country?" is returned to abortion, for example, or have the larger picture of who lives in the state legally to have representation. how many seats they get. >> harris: is this as much politics as anything else? a >> guy: so was the gerrymandering case. both parties look at what's in their immediate interest and advantage and they come down with their legal position. >> melissa: nancy pelosi said exactly that. she said she wants to make sure people are counted for representation in the house, whether they are citizens or no not. if you don't pay taxes and you are not a citizen, you are entitled to representation in the

i thought senator harris had a surgical strike. it was obviously something she prepared for and she delivered very well. she used her personal story and o incredibly effectively. i was surprised the vice president wasn't better prepared given this was a story over a week ago. in the exchange yesterday, he responded today and i do think most people think he has a record on civil rights and he will have to articulate that case as the debate goes on, but i thought kamala harris was incredibly effective. she has been making the case that she can prosecute trump. yesterday she demonstrated that she can prosecute trump. >> listen to what joe biden said today about what he and the obama administration did in areas of concern. the kind of thing you would have expected him to try to say last night. he was talking about with the differently justice did during their time. let's listen to this. >> our department of justice investigated abuse, including ferguson. the obama-biden commuted more sentences than the 13 previous presidents combined.

i think we need to give senator harris some credit.tes. whether or not she can keep that momentum going, seeing there's 493 days until the general election, the primaries in between that, we'll see. the other night she was prepared. she was poised. she made sense. she was able to go after the front-runner in a way that made him a bit more vulnerable. that's something we do need to look at moving forward. i think the biden team will have to recollect as he moves forward and figure out how to position himself better on some of these topics. i think she presented herself as a strong, clear, articulate woman ready to lead this country. that threatens donald trump so he will downplay it. >> this week should give us confidence that a woman can lead the fight against this grotesque president. surely it's not riskier to back the woman who won the debates rather than the men who lost them. some powerful words i quoted there. do you think this changes the way the party thinks who should be their nominee. >> that's what this process for. she told

>> this issue is -- >> senator harris. >> senator harris, i'm so sorry. we will let all of you speak. >> senator harris. >> we will let you all speak. senator harris. >> part of the issue of -- >> hey, guys, you know what? america does not want to witness a food fight, they want 0 know how we're going to put food on their table. [ cheers and applause ] >> everybody wanted to talk because the stakes were so darn high. this was expected to be a face-off between bernie sanders and joe biden, those two guys, a balt between progressives and moderates, the healthcare, the economy, and of course defeating donald trump. but senator kamala harris had other ideas, taking on biden in the issue of race in an exchange that everyone is talking about today. >> as the only black person on this stage, i would like to speak on the issue of race. i do not believe you are a racist. and i agree with you when you commit yourself to the importance of finding common ground. but i also believe, and it's personal and i was actually very -- it was hurtful to hear you talk about the

kamala harris is a preparer. steve talked about african-american voters, particularly black women being the base of black support. it's not about love, it's who can win. they are head voters. they only pivoted to barack obama when he showed white voters would vote for him. kamala harris needs to get to where african-americans say it's not the country we thought it was. that is why he is ready. how do you break that nostalgia? you position biden as a candidate of the past and she positioned herself at the past and the future. she said i myself when i was young, we were at that leading edge. my sister a little younger than kamala harris and had to be bussed and got horrible reactions from white kids. she put herself in that story, but as a kid where he was a man that was saying bussing is not a good idea. she opened that door. the thing that hurts kamala harris the most and the reason she has not been able to move. being a prosecutor raises suspicions among african-americans. she is able to do the performative aspe

i'm harris faulkner. are hearing that could be wrapping up soon, with ireland's prime minister as he is abroad for another day. vice president mike pence and secretary of state mike pompeo are set to meet later this afternoon. okay, really quick, these pictures are live. that's the president and first lady getting on marine one. they are in ireland today. he has met and talked trade, tariffs, and a border sundry other issues with the irish prime minister.

it belonged to kamala harris. >> senator harris, senator harris, i'm so sorry. senator harris, we will let you all speak. senator harris -- >> hey, guys, you know what? america does not want to witness a food fight, they want to know how we're going to put food on their table. >> the california senator taking command of the debate stage more than once. most memorable confronting former vice president joe biden about working with segregationists and his record opposing some aspects of school bussing back in the 1970s which had a dramatic impact on his life. >> before the debate the biden campaign said he was ready to defend his record but when faced with reality, this happened. >> in this campaign we've also heard, i'm going to now direct this at vice president biden, i do not believe you are a racist and i agree with you when you commit yourself to the importance of finding common ground, but i also believe, and it is personal, it was hurtful to hear you talk about the reputations of two united states senators who built their reputations and career on the segreg

and kamala harris tonight.rris seemed to walk that back a little bit -- >> not the first time she's walked it back, by the way. for someone who is so reasonable and so ready to launch an attack tonight, she's had trouble with that issue. >> big time. >> many times. and i don't get it. >> she had trouble with it with our colleague jake tapper, going back and forth on it. she is now saying, according to what i've seen coming out of the spin room, she thought she were saying, well, she's for her own plan that would sort of be in between -- be essentially what kirsten gillibrand is proposing, a bridge in between, which is not what bernie sanders and elizabeth warren are for. i was surprised you didn't have more people come out and say yes, i am for it. candidly among the democratic base it's popular. >> let's leave it there. let's talk about it more in the next hour. let me give it to you, gov. i like them disappointed. what's your last word? >> my last word is medicare for all and a green new deal is sort of -- bo

and kamala harris the most dangerous challenger now? what does debate tells about the direction of the democratic party as it gears up to take on president trump next year? we'll discuss this with the finest minds in democratic party politics. but first i want to say is worth noticing there were two very different debates this week. the first and was it was a sober affair.policy heavy as candidates led by elizabeth warren, dug politely into the issues, economy, immigration and healthcare. but at the first was a little like a policy seminar in a classroom for left-wing intellectuals, the second of those was more like a brawl than a student -- the tone, noisy and combative, was set early on. it was a senator from california that immediately seized the opportunity to shine. >> senator harris -- [multiple speakers] >> we will let you all speak. senator harris. >> hey, guys you know what? america does not want to witness a food fight. they want to know how we will put food on their table. gerry: commentators quickly agreed that senator harri

harris and bernie did raise their hands for that, but later senator harris walked that back a bit.i didn't understand the question. i thought the moderator was asking if i would get rid of my own insurance in favor of a government plan, not abolish private insurance altogether. she walked that back. of course though it didn't make a lot of splash because what you say on the debate stage is what resonates with people. get in the general election, that is fodder for i don't know how many republican attack ads to come. >> there was another interesting moment, so many of them, and that was when pete buttigieg talked about christianity. i think it was so interesting, bacarri, because he talked about how reluctant often democrats are to talk about their religion and/or wear it on their sleeves as opposed to what republicans sometimes feel comfortable with. he gave a reason for that. let's listen to that moment. >> we should call out hypocrisy when we see it. for a party that associates itself with christianity, to say that it is okay to suggest that god would smile on the division of fam

kamala harris with 12%. an impact on that number, and that number is one of the reasons why he is sitting in such a strong position nationally. so this has some perilous implications for him in this regard. on the other end of the equation, the question still remains if not him, who? and it's fine. i mean i think the diversity of the democratic party is a strength. but there still is a question about who among them can emerge as a real challenger and a winning challenger to donald trump. and i think these candidates, kamala harris included, still have something to prove in that regard. this was a great night for her, but as you pointed out, david, even on that question of medicare for all where she's been up and down several times, tonight she raised her hand and said, yes, i would eliminate private insurance. the last time she did that on a cnn stage, she then recantd the next day. and so there are -- this is a long, long test. >> let me just try to bring in new york senator kirsten gillibrand. senator, can

i think what you saw from harris last night is her just taking command. it's never a good look when you have someone like harris questioning biden and putting him on the spot. the moderators are supposed to be in control but then in that moment, harris really took control and really kind of set biden back a bit. >> absolutely. and then that strange moment when he cut himself off even though the entire discussion at that point had gone well beyond time constraints. he said my time is up, i'm sorry, and then that moment, which i'll talk about later, but frank, i also don't -- looking at kind of last night, the reaction and i don't really know what to do or what biden is going to do now. because if he does today, let's say come out and say he has evolved on this issue, what happened last night and if he says he hasn't evolved, doubles and triples down on his position, then we have jesse jackson saying he's on the wrong side of history. it seems no win, it seems tough, it seems that he's got a big moment for him. >> it's a huge moment. a bad spot. you outline

i'm harris faulkner. here is dagen mcdowell, fox news contributor, lisa boothe, fox and friends julian and get ready, former new mexico governor and former 2008 democratic presidential candidate bill richardson. the gov is in the house. >> thank you. >> harris: we have a lot to get to, can't wait to get your opinion on biden. president trump and joe bide n yesterday while continuing to ignore the crowded primary field of democrats, he's competing with. >> donald trump and i are both in town today, but i hope trump's presence here is maybe clarifying moment for us all. >> if he's in the white house for eight years, he will forever change and alter the character of this nation. i really mean it. this is beyond the issues. i believe that trump poses a fundamental threat to america. >> president trump yesterday said he'd like to run against the former vp, calling him weak mentally and saying biden reminds him of his last opponent. >> pres. trump: he makes his stance in iowa once every two weeks and mentions m

we we back at noon eastern here's harris >> harris: the society.alls radical democrats at a raucous 2020 long trail. this is "outnumbered overtime," and harris faulkner. the president is not holding back in his official reelection lodge, at a packed arena last night, he took aim at the mainstream media and hillary clinton and painted the 2020 election and the starkest terms, saying a vote for democrats is a vote for socialism. that their agenda will hurt the country. you are driven by hatred, prejudice, and rage. they want to destroy you. they want to destroy our

harris, warren, warren, harris, the order doesn't matter.was the dream scenario for you in who looks like who had the best nights. >> absolutely. the thing that really struck me more than anything else, more than the substance, more than a lot of the details of what was said. so you notice nobody interrupted elizabeth warren on day one. she was sort of holding court. nobody dared step on her. and on day two, every time there was a scrum, kamala harris came out on top. that just shows that they have the poise to strike the command from somebody you need for somebody who's going to be running for president. >> i know you were rushing there for me, and i appreciate that, that's an interesting observation by markos. they were the only two that seemed to constantly command when they needed to. >> right. the first night's dine attic was completely different from the second night. >> beto o'rourke became the punching bag. i didn't see that coming. >> and the truth was that on thursday night, kamala harris inserted herself in a variety of moments. >