jessica tarlov . and tom shillue. and wwe super star. precipice of his fox debut, dolf ziegler. >> what was a noise. >> it is weak, their case is weak. >> ahead. >> democrats, you know what i feel, russia thing that nonsince this is weakest and they know it is weak. i do hope the whistleblower does get unmasked, he is taking advantage of whistleblower thing, they should say, except the president. kennedy: president is violating the law or his or her duty they should not be held accountable. >> for this instance, intelligence community, president is president, under hisper view. the whole -- this is a misuse, a misuse of whistleblower law, i hope we unmask the guy, we see how political he is, i want to unmask all other people, it is fantastic. kennedy: is there a way. i don't need to know anything about the whistleblower, i think it is interesting if it is another partisan hack who is only motivated to undo an election he is soar about or she. is there a way to have accountability that is anonymous. >> my turn. i think they are working to

joining me now, trump campaign spokesperson kate mcenaney, and jessica tarlov, and we just had our guestalk about the fact that there was no issue whatsoever, just cut, withholding the g7. i know that you disagree on th this. he slammed what he called the phony emoluments clause, which basically holds anyone, forbids anyone from accepting gifts from foreign states. to the president said, i won't be accepting any gifts, but i was going to do it for free. what are your thoughts? >> first fall, you cannot do it for free, the security cost would be in the millions to do this. in the untold benefit to the trump brand, having your resort everywhere. we have been watching like a three day ad for doral since this came up. >> julie: he says that he does not need the promotion. >> he can say whatever he wants, he says a lot of things that usually have a lot of bluster, the press conference was no different. but the truth of the matter is is that the law is very clear that this would've been a violation of the emoluments clause, we have heard that from a number of legal experts, and as you said, de

so, jessica tarlov, it appears at least in terms of 2016, she is not wrong. clinton says she will make a claim like this and she will make this implication. she better have some proof. and she does not. >> jessica: a listen to the podcast to make sure that i got this right, because nick mills came out on twitter having confirms that hillary clinton was speaking about tulsi gabbard. he said listen to the podcast it is about republicans. and the question was what are republicans going to be doing for 2020. in hillary said two things. one, they need us to stay home. they need democrats to stay home, president trump cannot get 49.5% of the boy don't -- vote on his own. or they need a third party. and she said, i have my eye on somebody who is being groomed by the republicans to run third party, and that is tulsi gabbard. and the truth of the matter is that i know that this may hurt us initially, democrats in terms of this, because anytime there is a clinton attack it does not help. but hillary clinton is telling the truth about the kind of campaign that tulsi gab

consensus view for the time being, we have market watcher cortney dominguez with us, bill mcgurn and jessica tarlovke on that sort of consensus view that even if the house were to pursue what do you think? >> it makes sense that that's the general consensus view. this in the senate has been basically unwilling to go against the president no matter what he does since he came into office. i thought that what happened with syria and the turks and the kurds showed a little bit of fraying in the woodwork there, lindsey graham -- neil: the g-7 hosting thing. >> that was like 20 minutes in trump time, right? that was a three-day -- neil: he changed his plans. >> he did change his plan, though i'm not fully convinced he was committed to that. i think there is going to be a lot of distraction lobbed at the wall to see what is going to stick as this impeachment hearing continues on. he needed mick mulvaney to have something to go out and say. obviously mulvaney kind of went a little too far. it was not his finest. but you see little cracks, mitt romney, rob portman, ted cruz has said he wants to see rudy giu

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. >> shannon: fox news contributor jessica tarlov and katie pavlich, great to have you with us.mer vice president joe biden on a number of fronts. we got new fox news polling. this is among democratic primary voters, the ones going to choose their nominee. right now, when they are asked which candidates have the best chance to beat president trump, biden is far and away still ahead of the pack. katie, there may be some different polling, slightly different when you ask who you are going to vote for, that kind of thing, a question of who they think is best equipped to be president. still by a resounding vote to give it to biden. >> this is the question of electability which is what these numbers show. the problem for the biden campaign is they are stepping away from the beginning stage, iowa, they don't have to win those states still banking on south carolina and the idea that they are not going all in on those states are going to matter because momentum matters going into those primaries. but i want to go back to what president trump was saying tonight where he was. he was in mi

fox news contributor, jessica tarlov. "washington examiner" columnist and now newly announced fox news contributor, kristen soltis anderson. and joining us on the couch, jason chaffetz. he is outnumbered. welcome to everybody. congratulations to you. let's get to the meat of it. i want to turn to something that you are today for foxnews.co foxnews.com. messing up their impeachment dreams. but i am wondering -- we are just learning that michael pompeo was on the call. does that fit into the thesis that you have there? >> jason: the whole idea that they were going to catch donald trump and have to go to court to get all of this, donald trump just laid it all out. i mean, he just releases the content of the call. look at what he did with the mueller report. he was mr. transparency there as well. he waved attorney-client privilege. >> melissa: why are we hearing about mike pompeo being on the call, though? >> jason: i don't know that it's relevant. >> melissa: you don't think it's relevant? >> jason: it goes to the call. if y

last hour on "outnumbered," our democratic guest, jessica tarlov, said "why is there no war room?" does the president need a better defense than "witch hunt" and "scam" at this point? >> the president has done nothing wrong. why have a war room when he's put out the transcript for all to see? we all have the first-hand information. it's available to every person watching right now. they can read and see that there is no quid pro quo. he said on the ultimate level of transparency, saying, "here can read it for yourself. there's nothing to see, no quid pro quo." >> harris: i want to get to this. the president treated to, "how many more never trumpers will be able to testify about appropriately appropriate phone call when all anyone has to do is read the transcript?" that's what kaylee was just saying. "why would i said anything inappropriate?" which is fine with me, but why so many?" kayleigh? >> "why so many" is right. why no fairness at on this process? now nancy pelosi wants to take this book. it is sham vote, we were right all along that i should have been about to begin with. ha

. >> ed: joining me now lisa boothe, susan li, and jessica tarlov.n become bob dylan? >> i didn't realize you were trying to imitate him earlier. >> ed: what you guys were freaked out. >> is his throat okay? >> ed: you can say what you want about this president, you don't like him, don't like his policies come you don't like his tweets come un-american? >> and i think being president of the united states is about as american as it gets, especially for a guy who gave up his cushy lifestyle as a billionaire to decide to run for president, getting his teeth knocked in every single day by the media as well as the left, that's pretty darn american. he gives up his salary, so i think president trump loves this country and is dedicated to this country as evidenced by running for president and i will not call bruce springsteen what you called him because i'm not going to give them any affection. >> i may bruce aficionado and i want to see bob dylan at the barclays center a few years ago. i'm not a fan of calling someone especially the president un-american,

and fox news contributor, jessica tarlov. in the center seat, executive vice president and chair of business finance at the kings college in new york city, brian brenberg. he is "outnumbered." we will get to it all in just a second. let's go straightaway to our chief intelligence correspondent, catherine herridge, who is live on capitol hill. this is fluid. catherine? >> that's right, harris. good afternoons. colonel vindman matters because he's from the national security council. he is a military officer, and according to his prepared remarks for the deposition, he has first-hand direct knowledge of this july 25th phone call between the president and the newly elected ukrainian leader. heading into the deposition today, colonel vindman did not take reported questions. fox news has been reaching out to vindman since mid-october to ask him if he has any knowledge of how the contents of any classified phone call involving the president got to the whistleblower. he has not responded to those questions. in his prepared remarks fo

fox news contributor, jessica tarlov. sound like a wrestling match. [laughter] in the center seat, always good to have him. editor in chief of "the daily caller" news foundation, chris bedford is here. we are saying you're "outnumbered" but always among friends. let's rock 'n' roll. joe biden's son hunter working from the p.r. mode, if you will. how much do you think that interview will hurt or help you mike or not? >> chris: i don't think it will help. i think he's dirty, he has a lot of things he has to deal with. i feel bad for his dad having to do with all the stuff right now when he's trying to run for president, which is a pretty taxing job. look, he resigned from the board of a chinese firm recently. but he's not going to do any more foreign deals. a reporter dug into the documents behind it and pulled up all the business documents, the last one from september 18th. he may have resigned from the board but doesn't have a lot of power, its advisory. but he still has 10% equity in this company. his business partner still is the financial director

. >> dagen: jessica tarlov as pointed out there are millions and millions of people who voted for hillary> marie: absolute. >> dagen: they still have a great affection for her. >> lisa: i think it's a pretty democratic-leaning district, so republicans are probably not going to win. if you are chelsea clinton you have the clinton name, obviously you have incredibly high name i.d. if you're running in the democratic primary. additionally have that donor base, as well. she probably be well-positioned if she wanted to. i don't say this to be cruel, but if you see here an interview she's not particularly inspiring or interesting. so that could potentially be a challenge for her if you have someone in the race that's more dynamic, little stronger in their conviction. >> dagen: again, she wouldn't be a shoe in if she ran? >> lisa: she would have some institutional advantages, that another challenger would not have. name i.d. is so critical, particularly in the primary. then you have that built-in donor basis. >> dagen: matthew whitaker, so good to see you. please come back. >> matt: thank you, y

fox news contributor, jessica tarlov. in joining us on the couch, fox & friends, host and fox news radio host, brian kilmeade. he's "outnumbered." what is your take on this? >> brian: the only thing catherine added this morning, the specter in general did note that is not only a democrat come aboard freedom cart. however this was a blur is, didn't have direct knowledge. my sense is, if this person, this whistleblower, the one who heard it directly, is just going to talk about the call, it's no problem. if he's going to say "there is a series calls that really offered me, and the first whistleblower prompted me to do more," that could be the issue. it could lead to requests for putting transcripts, the poland leader, the italian leader. i could cascade. maybe the president took the rug out from under him from coming up and saying, "but we, here's the transcript." >> harris: when the president came out a few days ago, octobeh president was visiting, "not only was there called him we had sonographers taking it down word for

but today jessica tarlov and her family are in the "fox & friends" kitchen.ian: lynlynn lynn ♪ - [woman] with my shark, i deep clean messes like this, this, and even this. but i don't have to clean this, because the self-cleaning brush roll removes hair while i clean. - [announcer] shark, the vacuum that deep cleans now cleans itself. steve: most days catch jessica tarlov dishing on politics on the fox news channel. today she is cooking with family. joining us her sister mollie right there. her brother-in-law alex and her mother judy. good morning to all of you. >> good morning. >> this is a tarlov family favorite. right, judy? >> it is a favorite. invented by the tarlov family father. steve: when he lived in washington, d.c. he went to school at night a cooking school when he was at the department of justice. >> that's right. steve: amazing. this is going to be really good. mollie, you are actually going to help. she has imported you from los angeles along with your husband. >> first class. thank you so much, jesse. >> what is the recipe? >> the recipe is it

you know, i have to tell you i think jessica tarlov was saying earlier i think the democratic base ishappy with these ideas even though they are way over the left. the party has shifted. i think they like this group. but 22, 23. if you have a dinner party does it matter that much, one more place setting? >> sandra: do you think the party would welcome any newcomers? >> well, some would. but there are a lot of democrats who don't want to see hillary clinton ever again and that looks like that wish is not going to come through. what did they say at the end of the exorcists for god sake, can you get out? can we get the clintons out once and for all? >> bill: great to have you back today. federal judge ordering the state department to comply with a request for documents related to the president's attorney rudy giuliani and ukraine. what is this about? rich edson has more from the state department on that story. what is it about? >> good morning, bill. a judge is giving the state department 30 days to produce these documents. those relating to the president's attorney rudy giuliani and any

to former ted cruz campaign pollster chris wilson and democratic strategist jessica tarlov. me of that, continues latest trend for elizabeth warren the good news. maybe the heart situation with senator sanders, jessica, put his schedule under more scrutiny and she has benefited. what is going on? >> bernie sanders made announcement he will change his campaign style. i expect we'll see a lot less of him. we wish him all the best, with news his daughter-in-law passed away as well. elizabeth warren has been surging a couple month now and believe, chris, correct me if i'm wrong or feel to agree with me, she has been a kind of cofront-runner last few weeks where you look where the trendlines are going. big issue continues to be support among african-americans which is feigning. if you look south carolina, joe biden is 50% support with black voters. new polling out of north carolina which has him at 63% support. she is at about 6%. so she is has a lot more work to do. she is consolidating support from harris supporters and sanders supporters and number two choice of joe biden supp

jessica tarlov fox news contributor and brian brenberg chair of the business and finance program at theege in manhattan. welcome to all of you. tom, start us off here. vol ker is behind closed doors answer questions voluntarily the morning. the first key witness, a big day. >> it is amazing how fast this is moving and how messy it has gotten so quickly. i think that revelation about adam schiff and him not telling the truth. he was asked point blank on television whether he had any contact with the whistleblower. he said we have not. he or his staff. that's not true. so i think as both sides are racing to try to frame this narrative that's a huge gift to donald trump and his forces in terms of saying but resting his case this is a totally political move. it is a hoax, a crime, fraud, whatever you want to say. but it is amazing how fast it is going and democrats are going to try to get this done they say by thanksgiving? which seems to be -- you talked about nancy pelosi whether she will hold a vote or not. to try to get this done and rush it through before thanksgiving, that will be --

jessica tarlov fox news contributor and lisa boothe a fox news contributor.>> sandra: smart panel. >> bill: we're not in shanghai. here is what you've got, lisa. republicans and the president are saying take the vote. democrats are saying we have to build our case. that's where we are as of now. >> if they are going to bill their case nancy pelosi went on a limb and said they would move forward with an impeachment inquiry before seeing the transcript of the call. i think president trump has an effective argument to make in the sense that unlike previously precedent what we saw with nixon and clinton the house took a full vote. they decided the scope of the investigation and gave jurisdiction to a committee. minority had the ability to subpoena witnesses. that isn't happening now. i think president trump has an argument to make it's a political process that democrats are weaponizing the impeachment process against him and he has an argument to say look, we've been transparent here. i put out the call with president zelensky. we put out the whistleblower compla

. >> sandra: let's bring in jessica tarlov and charlie hurt as well as a fox news contributor.to both of you. so charlie, get us started here. that's part of the frustration that we're hearing from republicans is that democrat -- these are selective leaks on the part of democrats and in particular the chairman adam schiff of the intel committee and they feel a lack of due process and lack of transparency. >> indeed it really is a real problem if they are trying to do a serious investigation, they're trying to get to the truth of what happened here, they are doing a poor job of it. because you don't do something like this behind closed doors. moreover, all of this, the drips and drabs coming out from behind closed doors adds more questions than it does any sort of answers. first we had the hearsay witnesses. then we have secret witnesses. now we have opinion witnesses who are expressing their opinions about what we already know, which is the transcript of the phone call. and you can have an opinion about what went on in that phone call. the president thinks it was perfect. other

jessica tarlov, fox news contributor, brian brenberg chair of the program of business and finance atgs college in manhattan. chris staszak, former new york assistant a.g. welcome back, chris. smart move today or fool's errand taking this vote? >> i think this is actually more of a fool's errand for democrats than they want to admit for two reasons. one they put some of these vulnerable members in the spotlight saying can you please articulate exactly what you're voting for today? if it's not impeachment, what is it? a process? second difficulty. tell me about the fairness of this process? transcripts to be released or only enable schiff to release these transcripts? >> bill: let me jump in here. speaker pelosi on the floor of the house. >> provides for the common defense, promote the general welfare and secure the blessings of liberty of ourselves and to our posterity to ordane and establish this constitution of the united states. it goes on immediately to establish article 1, the legislative branch, article 2, the executive branch, article 3, the judiciary. the genius of the constit

an additional whistleblower, here to weigh in fox news contributor and democratic strategist jessica tarlov take on this whistleblower. they are reporting that this whistleblower this is abc reporting at this point, the whistleblower had firsthand knowledge, spoke with the ig, is an intel official. we don't have many details right now. is there any comment you want to make on what the potential impact would be? >> the potential impact was enormous here that was the main claim that people who were saying that president trump was being setup, that it was a witch hunt, et cetera, a hoax, we're saying secondhand information shouldn't count even though according to the whistleblower guidelines a secondhand information absolutely is legitimate. so, with firsthand knowledge here, and the lawyers reporting actually that they are representing multiple whistleblowers, really strikes to the heart of the argument that trump's defenders have been making. i would add though that that argument actually never held any weight because the readout from the calls and the memorandum of the call had the quid pro

now here for lady's moment carley shimkus, susan li and jessica tarlov.enjoyed that 1 minute and 15 seconds we have seen of it so far. definitely makes me want to watch the interview more. >> martha: going to air on sunday night. obviously a few schools of thought of meghan markle she has gotten tremendous negative coverage as a new princess. >> martha: duchess by the way. >> when harry came out a month ago they announced they were suing two outlets, i believe, and he said i lost my mother to this. this isn't a joke. this isn't about want ago picture of my baby or of my wife. this is literally the thing that killed my mother. you could see how important this is for both of them. and also how unified they are. i think it's a wonderful thing to see that openness and rawness about what they go through. >> martha: i thought two things. it reminded me of the moment when princess diana was interviewed and she said -- she was talking about her husband's infidelity. he said there were three of us in this marriage. it was a bit crowded that was after they had sepa