here today, meghan mccain, kennedy, calista fox and friends weekend, abby huntsman and today's #oneluckyguy, the chairman of gopac and veteran republic strategist david avella. this is a big day, there've been some money, but particularly glad to have your expertise. >> david: i'm glad to be here. as one who lives in a house full of women and an office mainly women, i'm used to being outnumbered. >> harris: james comey firing came from following recommendations. the president speaking publicly just a few minutes ago. watch. >> reporter: why did you fire director comey? >> he wasn't doing a good job very simply. >> harris: and the past hour, vice president mike pence was asked if comey's firing had anything to do with the current investigation into russian election interference and possible collusion between the trump campaign in the kremlin. here's his answer. >> let me be very clear. the president's decision to accept the recommendation of the deputy attorney general and the attorney general to remove director comey as head of the fbi it was based solely and exclusively on his commitment t

the >> meghan: new developments in the rising tensions with north korea.resident trump suggesting a big shift in how to deal with the rogue nation. the north korean regime is reportedly vowing to steep up its nuclear program in response to the new u.s. policy that calls for more sanctions and more pressure. watch. the >> under the right circumstances, i would absolutely meet with him. most political people would never say that. but i'm telling you, under the right circumstances, i would meet with him. >> meghan: john mccain and lindsey graham warning that such a meeting could legitimize north korea's dictators. john bolton says there may be a tactical advantage to president trump saying he would be open to a face-to-face meeting with him. >> david: >> i think one insight the president is saying is that may be because he's also much more outspoken about the possibility of using military force, certainly than his immediate predecessor, there are utilities being able to say first, i'm willing to me with the guy, he didn't do it. >> meghan: i don't have a prob

>> meghan: i love fred townsend. i like the idea of having a woman had the fbi. maybe it's too political for democrats, but it is a really sad day for me when people like chuck schumer and al franken are so deeply politicizing this. joe lieberman helped cofound -- he doesn't consider himself a democrat or republican anymore. he is of sound moral character. it was so surprising to me how vilified he became. i don't know you, but please don't sit here and act like elizabeth warren or bernie sanders had been nominated, you wouldn't be applauding in the street. everything is political. the fact that they came after joe lieberman -- >> mo: i can tell you i would have been against bernie sanders or elizabeth warren. if it had been anyone who served as a political figure -- i think there are a lot of people who come from the ranks of law enforcement who are career prosecutors, career law enforcement officials who can step into that role. >> sandra: you are not stating specific names. the concern now is democrats are going to step in the way of just about any decision th

always be you. >> meghan: something else that caught our eye at yesterday's hearing.he former dni chief indicating that huma abedin's decision to forward emails from her boss to her husband may be an offense that could be a possible crime. while clapper never specifically talked about the two, ten crews asked him about a hypothetical that fit the case. >> what would you do at the dni if you discovered that an employee of yours had forwarded hundreds or even thousands of emails to a nongovernment individual, their spouse, and a nongovernment computer? >> well, if i were aware of it, i would certainly make known to the appropriate officials that that was going on. what of the transgression was, if there were sufficient evidence of a compromise, we would file a crime report. >> meghan: i have two questions for you. one, what's the holdup? number two, at what point will the clintons be held accountable in held by the same laws? >> allen: the holdup is that this is without a doubt a criminal offense. because we continue to have this us versus them, this political elite who

>> meghan: it's not uncommon.ave seen plenty of videos on the internet where pastors of churches were telling their congregations to vote for a specific candidate. when you're talking about this bill not being enforced, i more thinking about it -- this is something i thought was already going on to an extent. >> sandra: paul ryan responded, he said it's high time we restarted the religious right. >> marie: for someone >> meghan: i couldn't vote for a democrat for that reason alon alone. most of how i voted, at six important to me. a lot of times, i want to say politics and state stone and are stacked, it's a natural way for which it's going to. >> harris: this is specific, at least for my personal witnessing and some black churches where it was specific to the democratic party and such that it was barack obama and those were running with them. >> charlie: all churches pray for our nationalis that step ofd getting people to go to the polls. that's the line. >> harris: former national security advisor susan rice is

here today, meghan mccain, harris faulkner, bless you. host of kennedy on fox business, >> kennedy: kennedy and guy benson is our #oneluckyguy. it is that season. guy, good to have you here. we are just hours away from a dramatic test. the pentagon for the first time i'll try to take out of the sky the kind of long-range muscle north korea is believed to be developing. this after the rogue nation testfired a short range ballistic missile on monday. the latest in a series of missile tests to try to find world pressure and threats of war sanctions. north korea's leader kim jong-un who supervised the lunch warning of a bigger gift package to the u.s. james mattis warning of dire and unimaginable consequences of war break out. >> conflict in north korea would be the worst kind of fighting and most people's lifetimes. the north korean regime has hundreds of artillery cannons and rocket launchers within range of one of the most densely populated cities and on earth which is the capital of south korea. the bottom line is it would be a catastroph

he is a popular guy. >> meghan: i used to watch late-night shows at length.ay leno for a long time. i have complete lee stopped watching all late-night shows altogether in every way because i don't think it's funny which is a great sin against company anyway. i didn't laugh once, it was terribly mean-spirited. we were talking about how we both found it homophobic. i think you can get away with anything as long as you're making people laugh and they're not making people laugh. >> harris: we just watched all those clips and i don't think anybody laughed. >> dagen: when i listen to these comedians, i have my resting ugly face. it's painfully unfunny. i get more yuks listening to hillary clinton lecture me about morality than i do listening to these late-night hosts. donald trump is so larger-than-life that they really can't come up with anything that's new and original, quite frankly. then they have to get so nasty about it. >> meghan: the big shift -- once upon a time, jon stewart had an impact on the way we talk about politics, especially young people for a lo

this is "outnumbered," a meghan mccain. here today, sandra smith, harris faulkner harris faulkner, commentator and fox news contributor, rachel campos-duffy and today's #oneluckyguy, brian kilmeade. you need no introduction. >> brian: i'm privileged to be here. thanks for providing all the story lines. >> harris: the world came through again. >> brian: i owe you one. >> meghan: let's get this memorial weekend started. the white house, expecting a tough debate on an array of issues as president of potenza's very first g7 summit. terrorism, trade, climate change, russia, and north korea are some of the issues topping agenda. begin north korea, president trump talking tough on the regime during a meeting with the japanese prime minister. watch. >> we will really be particularly focused on north korea. it's a big problem, it's a world problem, and it will be solved at some point, it will be solved. you can bet on that. >> meghan: john roberts, who is traveling with the president joins us live from the g7 summit in sicily. >> go

>> meghan: he certainly does. look at what he just said to saudi arabia. he implored the middle east to stop terrorism. what i want president trump to do as soon as possible as he was silicon valley. this terrorist had a record on twitter of saying incendiary things. had been flagged, maybe god knows if this could've been stopped. i'm sorry, but if instagram knows what she was i was looking at and can put an and in my feed, they can find out what terms and whatever. the idea that they can't do this, i think that's a load of hogwash. >> harris: >> harris: >> sandra: twitter is so quick to bring down nudity. >> melissa: there is another component. we have to really go through and see what's accurate, but there were signs to family members and to friends. it makes me think of some of the shootings that have been here in the u.s. for totally different reasons, but for the family and the parents, there were signs and we have to get a point where the people who are closest to someone who might be doing this feel responsible, feel safe enough to go out and say to

>> meghan: i think mr. bennett brings up a very important point, he has something that democrats want to hear. he said i'm an open book. compared to the lives a defined me. it doesn't sound like egg guilty man to me from that quote. >> marie: my democratic friends said they do want him to testify, they are trying to figure out what that looks like. is it open, closed, is it after other people testify, there been reports that mueller may want to talk to witnesses first. when i'm hearing from my friends on the hill is that they want to hear from him, they want to hear from a lot of people and hopefully we will. >> harris: may be a little disingenuous among some of them. i don't know who your sources are, but the word indefinitely speaks out. if you want to postpone based on more evidence, that's one thing, but you're also dealing with something, not a drip has come out as evidence. if you think you can get some from someone, why would you postponed indefinitely? >> sandra: democrats have controlled the narrat

this is "outnumbered," i meghan mccain. here today, harris faulkner, sandra smith, commentator and fox news contributor, rachel campos-duffy and today's a #oneluckyguy, judge alex ferrer. you are outnumbered. >> alex: happily so. great way to end the week. space we have a lot of nice to get to a selected jump right in. president trump saying he would have fire james comey regardless of any recommendations as he explains why he had to part ways with the fbi chief. >> he made a recommendation, he's highly respected, very smart guy. the democrats like tim, republicans like him, he made a recommendation. regardless, i was going to fire him. i also want to have a really competent, capable director. he is not, a showboat her. he's not my man or not my man. he was appointed long before me. i want somebody who's going to do a great job and i will tell you, we're looking at candidates right now who could be spectacular and that's what i want for the fbi. >> meghan: president trump as quitting his attacks on comey, tweeting this morn

meghan? >> meghan: i think it's important to remember that 40% of americans support president trump. he has a hard base of supporters, and it's going to take a lot more than allegations from comey, who someone on both sides of his reputation has come into question. kevin mccarthy, the house majority leader, said he's finds a lot of allegations and small truths. i echo this sentiment. there are a lot of allegations lying around. we don't know what we don't kno know. there's a lot of accidents that exist. all of this is going to cloud so much that were never going to get to obamacare repeal and replace. were not going to talk about defeating radical islamic extremism. this is my biggest problem right now. all the agenda set forth that i had a lot of high hopes for it seemed to be going on the back border. >> harris: and it oscillates. we see this happening time and time again. the investigation becomes somewhat of a shiny object, and sometimes it has bared out that there is no evidence to find.

>> meghan: i said this this week, this is like an episode of house of cards. there are too many players. president trump made an executive decision to fire james comey. i was calling for him to be fired, i had by partisans calling for it for a long time. i would also like to point out that these james comey memos, if president trump is a saying layoff general flame, can you hold off? why didn't james comey say something the moment it happene happened? that's the question right now. he will only say something now that he's been fired. there's a lot of politics at play. >> harris: the reason legally why that's so important that he didn't speak up is because he had a fiduciary and a legal responsibility to say that somebody, the president or anybody is trying to interfere with an investigation. that's his responsibility anyway. if he felt it wasn't all that important, wouldn't he have said that russian mark and takes it off the table for democrats. >> mike: on the one hand, if he didn't take it as a personal threat, he cannot come back and say i do now, but i did

>> meghan: is collapsing. i couldn't have put it better myself, stuart varney saying young people opted into it. it's collapsing into the marketplace which is why it's so important that we keep our eye on the ball and get back to repealing and replacing it as soon as possible. >> harris: the reason i say that, isn't even possible of the trump administration could be to blame for this because it's just been over 100 days. president obama years ago began tweaking it by executive order because it was broken. he would be tweaking it if it weren't broken. he was taking a hammer to this baby. how could it possibly be that the current administration is at fault? 160% and price hikes in our state of arizona. that happened far beyond the actual election. >> sandra: let's go back to the words of the great story bernie. >> pete: clinton said is the craziest thing he's ever heard of. it's on life support. i'm one of those who believe that we do have to repeal and replace it. we have so many states that font signed up medi

we could all sit here >> meghan: i take deep offense to that.ng to figure out whether or not president trump president trump -- melissa, i understand this is highly politicized. my first reaction when i first saw the tweet yesterday, i don't trust "the washington post." i've were not to trust "the washington post," but i also can't sit here and be someone who can't look at this and say if something happened, if you reveal classified information to people that shouldn't be in the white house to begin with, these are rational questions to be asking. >> melissa: i do care about that question! >> meghan: you just said it was a personality test. >> melissa: i'm saying that the conclusion that you reach we just heard reflects our preconceived notions about what's going on. i think we all have the same objective that we would like to know, did he share something that was inappropriate? we all want to know that. i'm not assuming if he did or didn't. other people are getting -- >> harris: can i ask the one piece. did h.r. mcmaster just damage and already

here today, sandra smith, meghan mccain, fox news contributor and are public and strategist, lisa boothe and today's #oneluckyguy, judge andrew napolitano and he is outnumbered. >> andrew: i'm trying to laugh because this is a happy assignment, but the news is so bad, it's so awful. i was on with martha maccallum last night as is was breaking. it kills you to have to report this. >> harris: it hurts. about half of those 22 who perished were under the age of 16. >> andrew: these losers as the president calls them, feel they can use children as pawns and instruments to terrify because they are so innocent, so beautiful and so helpless. it's obvious they were targeted. >> harris: let's begin. sheer panic and terror as a man reported they identified as a salman abedi detonated a bomb outside the ariana grande concert in manchester, england. she drew her usual young crowd, teenagers, tween's, many with their parents. when that bomb went off, they ran for their lives, jumping out of their seats, lifting each other over barriers, anything and everything to get to safety. parents -- billy trying

"please take care of meghan.d love you." >> reporter: was that a suicide note? >> oh, i think so. >> reporter: that -- that's a matter of opinion. >> i think when you say, "take care of my daughter." "i did love you," all the other insecurities in that note -- the point of that note to me was there's another side of j.j. that a lot of people didn't know. and there were some real issues there. >> reporter: but the idea that was a suicide note? ludicrous, said the prosecution. could have been written years earlier, probably was. after all, why would he ask cara to take care of meghan? she was an adult, living on her own, when j.j. was killed. and j.j. was over the moon with his new life with a new woman, so those expressions of love, highly unlikely at the time of his death. anyway, with that it was over. cara had done all she could to make her case. >> reporter: what was it like when that jury went out? >> i knew it was in god's hands. there's nothing i could do. now, my attorney looked like somebody had punched h

still it got to lighten up. >> meghan: i like that celebrities are grinding their teeth. and having anxiety, that's payback, have fun. that's how i felt in the obama years. >> jesse: i love how the left reacts, they moved to canada, they burn things and buy it, they seek safe spaces. what i find funny is that one multimillionaire celebrities say they are stressed out. you know what stress is to real people? losing your job, not being able to afford food, let's keep perspective. >> juan: i hear that people are stopping dating across political lines i think that's crazy but they're doing it. you said it may be a pre-existing condition, tonight you are in tough. >> greg: one more thing everybody up

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. >> meghan: happy friday.sident trump with a message for fired fbi director james comey that's getting lots of attention and why he says he may cancel all future white house press briefings. >> harris: he's been really prolific on twitter today. plus renewed speculation that the fbi's new leader could reopen hillary clinton's email investigation. is that a good idea or is it time to move on? >> meghan: all that plus our #oneluckyguy. "outnumbered" top of the hour. >> jon: will see you then. >> jenna: a relative of a murder victim tried to attack the man responsible. james henderson pleaded guilty to killing five members of his best friends family. including, this is tough to even say, an unborn baby. a 9-year-old girl was hurt, and uncle lunged calling the 21-year-old a coward. hundreds and the death penalty with a guilty plea and will serve a life sentence. >> if you could cycle that for us. that looks cool doesn't it? >> jon: history being made right now hundreds of miles above you. nasa astronauts aboard th

but where was meghan markle? prince harry and prince william entered the church together.eghan was never supposed to attend the ceremony but later she was harry's date to the lavish reception. and now, we're on a possible wedding watch for these two here in london. kevin. >> jen, will harry lock her down? she's the best. >>> this year marks the 20th anniversary of princess diana's death. tonight on cbs, a two-hour special, princess diana, her life, her death, the truth. >>> also tonight, the "dancing with the stars" finale kicks off and we also have that painful moment when normani twisted her ankle last week. is he ready to go? we go behind the scenes with all three. >> it looked really bad. i saw the video back, but luckily i can push through anything. >> the fifth harmony looked solid as she rehearsed both songs for tonight. she's up against rashad jennings and world series catcher david ross. all three have plans for that mirrorball trophy. >> my daughter told me it's going in her room if we win. >> maybe on the ceiling. like the last thing i see before i go to sleep.

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prince harry may be bringing meghan to one of the most lavish weddings of the year. middleton will be saying i do this weekend. >>> the 33-year-old bride to be is getting fit for her ceremony. this morning, she and her fiance james matthews were seen out on a hike on the middleton compound. this is new video inside st. mark's church, engelfield, where the intimate i dos will be held. it's a simple structure with plain wooden pews. pippa and her mother carole paid a visit to the church yesterday for a walk-through. a source tells "e.t." that pippa will head to her parents' home on friday, to spend the night before her wedding. the middletons' estate is getting ready for a massive reception. this massive transparent tent has been set up on the property. multiple other temporary tented structures have been set up nearby. a source reports that this week pippa underwent a laser hair treatment in london. tailors were photographed leaving pippa's home, fueling speculation her wedding gown could be inside. the loan lon "e.t." has learned that meghan markle has arrived in lon

here today, meghan mccain, host of kennedy and fox business, kennedy, also, elizabeth macdonald and our #oneluckyguy, richard fowler. >> richard: hello ladies. >> sandra: so much going on this morning. let's get started. he is not holding back, president trump lasting a pointman of former fbi director, robert mueller to lead the federal investigation. along with "related matters. the president on twitter writing with all the illegal acts that took place in the clinton campaign and obama administration, there is never a special counsel appointed. this is the single greatest witch hunt of a politician in american history. the number two democrat in the senate, dick durbin with this reaction to the president's twitter blast. >> i would say to the president that he should get to know bob mueller as i do. he is smart, he's principled, there is no doubt in my mind that he will put country first when it comes to this investigation. this won't be a witch hunt. follow effects. >> sandra: paul ryan had this to say just moments ago. >> i believe that the professionals at the justice department nee

the american actress, meghan markel. two cementing their status at the lavish middleton settlement in bucklebury. harry and his lady giving a high-profile appearance avoided. they didn't want to upstage the bride on her big day. >> harry's been someone who likes to play cat and mouse with the media. he doesn't like his privacy being broken. he guards it jealously. >> reporter: it was pippa's niece and nephew who stole the show. princess charlotte performing flower girl duties. while prince george charmed as a pageboy. though a misstep involving pippa's dress led to this dressing drown by mum, kate, who spent the day keeping eight of the youngest guests in line. >> someone had to look after them. it looked like it was kate. she seemed to have done a very good job. >> reporter: after the newly married couple escaped in the vintage jaguar, it was off to the magnificent reception. england's rich and famous turning out. including ace tennis champ, roger federer. and harry's cousin, princess eugenie. remarkably in this day and

here today, meghan mccain, host of "kennedy," kennedy. author of "after the bell," melissa francis.nd #oneluckyguy, national correspondent edward henry is here. and you sir are "outnumbered," don't forget it. we are going to see some shows here, but a lovely sentiment that the president shared from the capital. >> absolutely. if there were 66 malicious attacks on law enforcement officers all across the country last year on top of the 118 killed in the law of duty. these are folks getting stabbed, shot, surviving, but they have been under assault despite many of the left saying that they are not. this president standing up and saying he is going to do something about it. recognizing it as important as they search for a new fbi director, because the fbi is on the frontline of all of this. >> and the president telling the family members, we grieve with you. let's begin. the trump administration moving fast, and search for a new fbi chief, acting director andrew mccabe, john cornyn, and mike rogers among eight people interviewed over the weekend. three candidates including trey gaudi, a

he's been spending a lotf time with meghan.ection will be the first time she's been seen out with the royals. >> explain how that works, that harry invites the girlfriend to the reception afterwards but doesn't get to come to the ceremony? >> well, it's the no ring, no bring policy. we haven't confirmed that yet. that's been the reported rule. that basically means if you're not engaged or married, you can't bring the other guest. to be fair, it is a fairly small church. again, with all the media attention, the focus, the gossip, the speculation over harry and megan, i think they wanted to let the bride have her big day. >> we can certainly understand that. nbc's lucy cavanaugh, thank you very much. >>> coming up, voters in iran reject the hard line ap roach to leadership. what it means for iran's future relations with global powers including the u.s. you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? ♪ ♪ use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap, to friends at more banks then ever

he is going to bring his girlfriend meghan markle so that will be one of their first public appearancesogether. >> reporter: after the service the guests then leaving in style traveling the six miles to the middleton's home of bucklebury. pippa's parents have installed this enormous marquee and outdoor palace of sorts. the perfect venue for commoners to rub shoulders with british royalty. now, the champagne will be flowing and a lavish spread for the lucky 300 guests going to the reception later and with reports asks guests to bring two different outfits you they will be partying into the wee hour, not us, of course, we will be working. >> yeah, such is the life of a commoner. thank you very much, we really appreciate it. man, those kids are cute. >>> coming up, tom brady's agent speaking out about the controversy surrounding gisele's comments about her husband's supposed history of concussions. did a major health indent go unreported? >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by sherwin williams. make the most of your color with the very best paint. there's a store in ever