. >> he called in the murder of nancy fox. >> yes, you a homicide. >> the caller said, reporting a homicide. police went to that address and found nancy fox dead, bound and strangled on her bed. >> you will find a homicide. >> reporter: so, when you heard this, did it sound like your father? >> can you hear that clip, the way my father could talk. >> reporter: how would you describe your childhood with your father? >> i pretty much had the american dream, the three bedroom ranch with the big back yard and the springer spaniel dog. and then when i was 4 he built a massive treehouse for my brother and i. it was extremely out of the characteristic of my father to be physical ly abusive. >> reporter: but his murderous intent never went away. >> april 27, it's 1985, and marine hedge, who just happened to be his neighbor, about six doors down, becomes victim number eight. >> the body was nude and police say badly decomposed. a pair of knotted pantyhose were found lying in the ditch beside it. >> over the next five years he kills two more women. vickie in september 1986 and dolores davi

>> dennis rader will describe that he saw and noticed nancy fox when she was getting mail one day. >>erfect crime. this case, nancy's case, went exactly how he planned it. >> nobody else was in the house. she wasn't expecting anybody else. he was not going to get interrupted. this one worked out the way his fantasies happened in his head. the next day, rader did something unusual. he found a phone booth, and he called in the murder of nancy fox. >> dispatcher. >> yes, you will find a homicide 843 south pershing, nancy fox. >> the caller said, i want to report a homicide. police went to that address and found nancy fox dead, bound and strangled on her bed. >> you will find a homicide 843 south pershing, nancy fox. >> reporter: so when you heard this, did it sound like your father? >> you can hear that clipped way my father could talk. that was another -- like, these things just start clicking. oh, my god, it really is my father. pringles wavy. with a big crunch and totally different flavors, they're not really pringles. just like that's not really daddy. yes it is. ok. pringles wavy. t

nancy pelosi. >> are you interested in having a conversation face-to-face? >> absolutely. ainsley: the freshman democrat will meet face-to-face after a public disagreement on twitter over a border and packages sources tell fox news nancy pelosi is warning democrats not to disparage colleagues if they aren't in favor of impeaching donald trump. democrats renewing their call to oust him from the oval office following testimony from robert mueller. former vice president joe biden holds a commanding lead among democratic presidential hopefuls. a new fox news poll shows biden leading the pack with 33% support. bernie sanders trailing behind at 15%. elizabeth warren in third place with 12%. kamala harris rounding out the top four. in hypothetical matchups with donald trump biden leads by 10%. sanders wins by 15%. senator warren and kamala harris trail by 1%. >> the coast guardsmen who went viral with the drug bust would be honored. >> the identified officer will be recognized for tremendous feet of bravery in the pacific but unclear how. still need to find out. 569 worth of drugs from the smuggling submarine. looks like a movie. carley: 10 minutes after the air, congressman collins blasting democrats for not taki

an aide for nancy pelosi telling fox it will happen tomorrow instead of today. this comes after the so-called squad members have been splitting from the party on recent votes. associate editor for the reason is here. tell us about this meeting, first of all. why are they having this meeting? mostly because aoc has been throwing punches at pelosi. what's to be expected out of this meeting? >> i think they represent two very different halves, or maybe not equal halves of the democratic coalition. pelosi obviously speaking for older, more moderate democratic voters who are more numerous, who occupy and live in states they want to win in the next election cycle. aoc is speaking for the young stridently progressive intersectional democratic socialist group who you need to work on campaigns, right? you need their enthusiasm to generate into a victory. so they have to heal this divide because they have to work together. you need both halves to make this work. so i see why pelosi is upset at some of the sniping some of the members of the squad are doing. she has to reco

joining me now, chris stirewalt, a fox news editor. nancyelosi says they want to do a resolution, this is the same speaker that was not able to do a resolution calling for members of congress, especially the house members on the freshman democrats not to be anti-semitic in their comments. >> they ended up with a watered-down version of that. the point here is to trap republicans. if you are a republican from a swing district or a republican for my place in america with the president is telling members of congress, woman of color to go back to where you came from if you don't like usa, if that is a vote, representing suburbs of dallas or houston. the district along the southern border, these are difficult boats and that is what she is trying to tease out. >> dana: that makes more sense politically. i want to bring this up because we are talking about politics here, we talked about these tweets. there was a poll of democratic internal findings, take a look at this. name recognition from sp 13 at 74%. ilhan omar at 53 percent. they've only been

. >> not disputing that, i think if fox news anchor had emotional attack on nancy pelosi it would be ism. by the way now fox news poll says that trump's tweets about the four congresswoman crossed the line 63%, 27% says acceptable political attack. let me tell you briefly to mueller hearings, now in the wake of the hearings, nadler, judiciary chairman says he's conducting impeachment inquiry in effect by asking for mueller's grand jury material and this is a way on getting to nancy pelosi who does in the want impeachment inquiry, i see zero media criticism, maybe because much of the media agree with the maneuver? >> i don't know if they agree with them, i don't know if they are tired of it and they just want it to play out or kind of expected, isn't it? it's a bit predictable but at the end of the day regardless of what comes forth speaker pelosi has been very, very clear, she said she has to have iron clad evidence to go forward with impeachment and she needs bipartisan support and even congressman schiff who said, it's dead on arrival on the senate, democrats know all too well what

tom baker, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> nancy pelosi is calling on republicans in congress to join democrats and pass a series of measures aimed at protecting elections from interference. ktvu's christien kafton tells us today pelosi kicked off what she's calling the election week of action. >> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi today kicked off a weeklong effort aimed at putting pressure on senate republicans to act on election security measures, saying the democratic controlled house has passed bills to protect the u.s. from foreign and domestic interference. >> we've recognized that has happened. our president refuses to do so. he said if they offered help again, he would accept it. that's totally unacceptable. >> reporter: congressional democrats are calling for $1 billion to update elections equipment, audit elections, and ensure paper ballots are used to verify results. pelosi was joined by alex padilla who said california is leading the way by hardening the state's elections against interference. >> today many state and local elections officials are grappling with voting equipment t

. >> we begin with fox news alert, new reaction on capitol hill, democrats attempt to quell division within their ranks. house speaker nancy pelosi met with alexandria ocasio-cortez after weeks of public tension. we have a picture where they are like in a selfie. anyway, you are watching on a fine friday, "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner. fox news headlines, carley shimkus, fox news contributor, jessica and rachel and charlie kirk is here, founder and president of turning point usa, we say he's "outnumbered," but he's right on time. >> that's right. >> how are you? >> excellent. grad to be here. >> glad to have you, ready to go? >> here we go. >> nancy pelosi and ocasio-cortez making attempts to ease tension over the direction of the party. just weeks after ocasio-cortez suggested the speaker was racist after nancy pelosi called out ocasio-cortez and three democratic lawmakers for oshg posing recent border bill. short time ago, the speaker downplayed the rift after the face-to-face. watch. >> speaker pelosi: i would never say it was a hatchet, but i think we sat down today and we had a good meeting. the congresswoman is

fox news. >> nervous nancy pelosi is a disgrace to herself and her family for having made such a disgusting statementally since i was with foreign leaders overseas >> i think she's a disgrace. i actually don't think she's a talented person. she is a nasty, vindictive, horrible person. but nancy pelosi, i call her nervous nancy. nancy pelosi's a disaster. and she made a statement it was a horrible, nasty, vicious statement. >> when you were overseas. >> while i'm overseas. now if i made any statement about anybody, it would be like a -- why would he do that when he's overseas >> seth: you're doing it right now. [ laughter ] you just did it. trump does this weird thing where he predicts headlines as he's making those headlines. [ light laughter ] it's like a local news reporter holding a match and a bottle of kerosene over a graphic that says, "house fire in the bronx more at 11:00. [ laughter ] also, you call her "nervous nancy? you sweat like a high school sophomore who crapped his pants in math class and just got called to the chalkboard [ laughter ] then there was trump booster sean hannity who wit

one person they have not convinced is nancy pelosi who told our fox team today that she only tuned in and democratic congressman al green also telling fox that what was missing from today's team was a wow moment. other democrats in the hearing room today had a different view of how things played out for their party. >> for people that have read the mueller report or followed the issues, this was not surprising. for people that did not, this should have blown their mind. >> ultimately a majority of our caucus will believe in impeachment. >> the time is long passed to begin the process of considering whether or not articles of impeachment for high crimes and misdemeanor ought to be filed. today's testimony further supports that argument. >> the former special counsel's testimony had a few hiccups. he had to walk back a key part of his testimony in exchange for democratic lawmakers over why they decided not to make a decision on obstruction of justice. house republicans also are not convinced by today's affairs saying they don't think that mueller's moment helped democrats make the case.

fox news. house speaker nancy pelosi set a deadline tomorrow for the trump administration to reach a deal withongress on raising debt ceiling and new spend levels pelosi wants to votes on any potential agreement next thursday, that's a day before the house goes on recess. treasury secretary steven mnuchin warning that government could exhaust its ability to keep paying its bills in early september that's a little bit sooner than many people thought and early september is before congress eventually returns from their recess. their august recess. well president trump is going to be talking trade with the dutch prime minister today. >> tracee carrasco has the details for us. good morning, tracee . >> good morning prime minister will visit the white house in the main topic on the agenda is trade, though, president trump is also expected to bring out the u.s. request for a military contribution in syria, and increase pressure on iran. last visited the qhows in july 2018 when he pushed back against trump asering that relations would be positive regardless of whether the u.s. and european union worke

be open to sitting down and resolving their differences with nancy pelosi but no word if or when that will happen. jillian: now we have a foxentucky sheriff's deputy is fighting for his life after getting shot in the line of duty overnight. the deputy was responding to a domestic dispute when the gunman opened fire from his car outside the home. the suspect then hit a patrol car head-on before speeding away. officers later arrested him in a nearby cemetery. the deputy is in critical condition. another fox news alert. the terror suspect believed to be linde the 2008 mumbai attacks is arrested in pakistan. the assault left 166 people dead as gunmen stormed hotels and city landmarks over three days in india. the secretary of state, mike pompeo, recently said he was committed to seeing those responsible face justice. the u.s. offered a $5 million reward saying the mastermind behind the attack had not been convicted. the arrest comes just days before the pakistan's prime minister visits washington. rob: police in cal colorado hig a roadblock in search for protesters who replaced an american flag with a mexican flag outside of an

fox news channel. >> president trump today doubling down on controversial tweets, saying if you're not happy in this country, you can leave. the remarks aimed at four freshman congresswoman. nancy pelosi looking for a -- welcome. i am charles payne for neil cavuto. we will speak with former wisconsin governor scott walker and what he makes art. fox team covered with john roberts where the president is not backing down. kristin fisher on capitol hill. >> charles, good afternoon. you're right. the president not backing down 1 inch from the tweet he sent over the weekend in which he said that those four congresswomen have been so critical of america maybe they should go back to where they came from. fix the problems there and then come back and tell us how to do it. the president insisting that some if not all of those members of congress hate america. they hate israel. they are anti-semites. the tweets have been met with an awful lot of criticism, that they smack of racism and xenophobia. they have also been praised by white nationalist groups. in an event earlier today on the south lawn of the white house to celebrate things that are made in america, i asked the president about

nancy pelosi and congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez is scheduled to get under way right now. this is their first meeting since their private feud spilled into the public so let's go to cnn's lauren fox capitol hill. we just watched nancy pelosi arrive for this. is aoc there as well in. >> that's right. this meeting has already started at this point, alyson. and it's just a reflection ocasio-cortez is one of the most progressive members in this caucus. she's someone since coming to washington has pushed the speaker on the green new deal, on impeachment, and of course a couple weeks ago there was t thafethat feud on the emergency supplemental bill. and then ocasio-cortez argued the speaker was going after them because they were four freshman women of color. this meeting today obviously high stakes. it represents a meeting between the old guard establishment in washington, people who want to come to a compromise and those freshman democrats who really want to push the envelope for a more progressive agenda. and just last night ocasio-cortez told cnn that her hope for the meeting was essentially just to open up a line of communication so that the party can work together moving forward.

that are dominating our national conversation. >> shannon: real quickly a fox news poll among democrats. how they feel about nancyes higher on favorable and unfavorable but both on the plus side because she's still the more well known. >> she's the most well known democrat on the stage in government not running for president. she has higher raters than mitch mcconnell. her republican counterpart is more under water than she is on the national stage. >> shannon: we'll see how much of this comes up next week in detroit. we'll be there. hope you tune in. >> absolutely. >> good to see you. >> have a good weekend. >> a homeowner said a virgin mary statue has to go from a yard. we'll have more next. was that her choice? naaah man, that was my choice. this thing's got reclining seats, dvd player, it's got a built-in vacuum cleaner. you ever seen my kid eat crackers? yeah... so you see how that works? mm-hmm. sometimes you gotta go straight for the source. car loans fast from navy federal credit union... our members are the mission. i used to book my hotel room on those traalways a catch.here was like somehow you wind up

we have to talk more about your fox poll mark results. both aoc and nancyi have a significant number of democrats not approving of them. they are controversial even within their own parties, if you have that argument between extreme liberalism and the kind of full on marxism of the squad, that doesn't leave a lot of room for the average order. then if they come together i think that's even better. >> katie: speaking of polling, president trump's approval number is sadie. there's a lot of backlash over his tweets but people aren't factoring into the approval. >> dagen: and how people feel about the state of the economy, i think it's the highest it's been in about 20 years. one quick thing about nancy pelosi, she has to look at these four congresswoman and worry that their self-serving, "look at me, look at me!" the nonsense will only get worse from here. that's what we've seen. they've been throwing gasoline on this. you have alexandria ocasio-cortez, who voted against that $4.6 billion in mentoring aid, but went to the border and use the suffering of women

fox news alert. nancyhat same ring feud with four freshmen lawmakers reaches a bit of a boiling point. a brand-new hour starts right now. it's thursday. >> julie: let's roll. i'm julie banderas in for sandra smith. self-proclaimed socialist upping the ante with her war of words, calling her out right disrespectful. she warns progressives to stop taking their fights to twitter. >> bill: here is newt gingrich. we spoke with him just lost our. >> this is going to become a bigger and bigger war because the three or four or five members on the hard left are genuine radicals. they see themselves on a mission to change america, and they see changing the democratic party as the first step of that mission. >> bill: mike emanuel begins our coverage they are on the help. a lot of action, mike. >> bill, julie. good morning to you. nancy pelosi putting her foot down after she feels like she has heard a little bit too much from her freshman. ilhan omar of minnesota, rashida trashida, alexandria ocasio-cortez. presley. t

and it overshadows the agenda -- charles: nancy pelosi responding to a question about burying the hatchet between her and aoc. want to bring in pete hegseth, "foxosi is still grappling with this. she went down a pretty winding road, references to reagan and president trump, strange trip down memory lane, finally saying it's a personality issue and it's minor. obviously it's not minor. >> it's not minor at all. nancy pelosi may have control of her political caucus, meaning the votes, but she's lost complete control of her cultural caucus, of the social media side of the conversation, of the heart and soul of what it means to be a leftist democrat today. that's what comrade cortez represents. that's the stress and pressure she's feeling. when i watch that, i'm so sick of democrats using the phrase the current occupant of the white house. they are so deranged by their hatred of this president, what he represents, that they can't even acknowledge he's president of the united states. so if she's the voice of moderation and that's still the language she's using, they are all far left, she just wants to be able to control their votes and right now tha

welcome to "fox news @ night" we have team coverage along with house speaker nancy pelosi stevens will begin with our correspondent on the battle between the squad and the president teach you a lot going on on capitol hill. the house met late tonight to discuss the resolution condemning the president's rhetoric. the first line says condemningri the president's racist comments directed at members comments directed at members of congress"mentions the names benjamin franklin, thomas jefferson and franklin roosevelt and we just found out a resolution will come to the house floor tomorrownd. >> if they don't like it here they can leave. i don't know who will miss them but i guess some people will t to the president is refusing to apologize with will t to the president is refusing to apologize with tweet telling for minority members to go back to their home countries. >> some people think it is controversial some people love it. >>y only one was born overseas but has been a us citizen since 2000. >> he would love nothing more to divide the country based on race, religion, gender, orientan ,

rob: alexandria ocasio cortez firing back at nancy pelosi for belittling progressives who voted against the border aid package, telling foxmments are puddling adding, quote, what the speaker said is not true. it is just wrong. has progressives, it's okay not to vote for the legislation to make a point. policy telling the new york times all these people have the republic whatever in their twitter world but didn't have any following. there are four people and that is how many votes they got. jillian: homeland security officials testified before a house committee on the government's use official recognition. ice uses dmv databases without consent. rob: tracy carrasco here with what we can expect. >> reporter: you can expect tough questions as officials from the the permit of homeland security which includes tsa and customs and border protection will answer to the house panel, testify about the government's use of facial recognition. it is sweeping the country. and privacy, and civil rights concerns and this does come on the heels of those documents showing ice, those dmv databases, we will watch this closely. rob: california

chart of the miss nbc says this is bad optics in he agrees with fox analyst you know, it's been a bad day look think in the end of the day. nancy pelosi is hand and saying we shouldn't be focusing on in peace because it hurts or keep the house. this strengthened her hand today. this will begin to fade. but the i g report comes out and we'll see how bad is like one of those movies where on your first ring you're not too sure about it. >>second 30 going to like it more and more the fact is that this was a hearing in which the democrats had had 2 aims. first one was to lay a record and bob mueller was going to inform they had to do with that we had all those rene's of testimony and yes, and no answers. it's essentially treating by mueller's a hostile witness and in a courtroom. the second though was the afternoon and that was pretty interesting and if i'm if i'm donald trump i was not too happy with. the fact that this is where a mueller went off script. this is where he talked about is is discontent over the president's a where he links over the over how this could be the new normal as that clip showed 4 presidential campaign. so

fox news. heather: just days ago you may remember house speaker nancy pelosi was the target of the four freshmenomen and now she's defending them. newt gingrich says this shows just how divided democrats really are. >> i think nancy has a huge problem. partially generational. she's a grandparent. this new group are people who look at her as two generations older. they think she's the problem, not the solution. they think were elected to clean out the congress, not to become part of the congress. so i think it's going to get worse and worse and of course what president trump did, is he forced pelosi to defend the people that she spent all last week attacking. and so if you watch it, it's almost crazy. last week guess who the racist was? it was nancy pelosi. this week, it's donald trump. because the only battle cry the hard left has is to call bad names. heather: president trump describing the democrats' new-found community in part of the dems were trying to distance themselves from the four progressives but now they're forced to embrace them. happening today, the census will take center stage on

nancy pelosi against the squad. breitbart, alexandria ocasio-cortez calls pelosi racist. fox news, aoc ups ante in feud in pelosi, suggests speaker is sing lig out newly elected women of color. it does provide a punching bag especially in the conservative outlets. >> and this is what the white house and republicans want to see. this is what they want to see play out in the presidential primary. they have some members far to the left and they don't want that to affect people like joe biden, someone who's more moderate who they fear could beat the president. but i think going back to all this legislation they have to pass, that's why nancy pelosi is looking at it like this. just the bill last week, some of these four members were negotiating to get changes and then voted against it. that is not something you can do in the eyes of nancy pelosi and still be on her good side. i think you'll see republicans in the white house happy to exploit this division. >> i think if it blows up, it gets more dangerous. if you watch it right now, the republican strategy has been nancy pelosi is

fox & friends" segment aired. trump called the area a disgusting rat and rodent commid subpoenas this weekend for the defense, house speaker nancy pelosi calling the president's tweets racist attacks. ia isn which allows him to defer $2.5 billion in pentagon funds to build a wall along the southern border, a project trump has long claimed mexico will pay for. >> i've said many times that the american people will not pay for the wall. and i've made that clear to the government of mexico. >> the wall will be paid for very easily by mexico. it will ultimately be paid for by mexico. >> when i say mexico is going to pay for the wall, that's what i said. >> reporter: big win for border security and the rule of law, he tweeted. denial presidential candidate julian castro says the court's conservative majority has given the president permission to ignore congress's budget decision. >> it's wrong. i believe it's a bad decision. it's going to set bad precedent for the future when presidents may try to use funds in a way that wasn't appropriated by congress. >> reporter: in a statement the aclu says it will ask for an expedited appeal. con

outnumbered" starts right now. >> we begin with fox news alert, new reaction on capitol hill, democrats attempt to quell division within their ranks. house speaker nancyin a selfie. anyway, you are watching on a fine friday, "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner. fox news headlines, carley shimkus, fox news contributor, jessica and rachel and charlie kirk is here, founder and president of turning point usa, we say he's "outnumbered," but he's right on time. >> that's right. h

fox news channel. >> president trump today doubling down on controversial tweets, saying if you're not happy in this country, you can leave. the remarks aimed at four freshman congresswoman. nancyi am charles payne for neil cavuto. we will speak with former wisconsin governor scott walker and what he makes art. fox team covered with john roberts where the president is not backing down. kristin fisher on capitol hill. >> charles, good afternoon.

chris: well, no, you won't, but that's -- [laughter] >> not a fox debate but we would like to do one. [laughter] >> thank you. nancy pelosi plays down tensions after meeting with alexandria ocasio-cortez, we will discuss the democratic divide when our sunday group returns. >> what did you mean when you said you were not going to be polite in the next debate? >> we will see. chris: democratic front runner joe biden promising he's going to be much tougher on his rivals in this week's presidential debates in detroit and we are back now with the panel, karl, what do you expect from this next round of democratic debates and how do you explain the fact that despite performance in first debate which was universally panned that joe biden is still leading the democratic field in the latest fox poll this week by better than 2 to 1. >> he has the biggest name id, biggest reputation and biggest knowledge base and also the attack by harris was -- was a cheap shot, turned out that both had the same views, opposed federal government imposing busing, that they accepted local districts imposing buses, that's what happened in her si

fox nation show "pathway to victory." pastor, thanks for being here. >> thanks, gregg. gregg: nancyun-christian. are they? [laughter] >> there is nothing immoral or un-christian about the president enforcing the laws. i mean, that is his constitutional as well as his god given responsibility. and, gregg, i don't recall nancy pelosi calling on us to demand that president obama stop his deportation of three million illegal immigrants that earned him the title of the border in chief. it seems like gross hypocrisy to me. but, gregg, what's really going on here is this: this humanitarian crisis at the border is 100%, not 90%, 100% the fault of the democrats. the democrats are refusing to work with this president on closing the asylum loopholes and creating this chaos, and the reason they won't work with this president on this or anything else is they have one goal. they are hell bent on driving this president out of office and overturning the 2016 election. these democrats don't care one thing about these poor emigrants or the well-being of -- immigrants or the well-being of our nation.

chris: well, no, you won't, but that's -- [laughter] >> not a fox debate but we would like to do one. [laughter] >> thank you. nancyosi plays down tensions after meeting with alexandria ocasio-cortez, we will discuss the democratic divide when our sunday group returns. about 50% of people with severe asthma have too many cells called eosinophils in their lungs. eosinophils are a key cause of severe asthma. fasenra is designed to target and remove these cells. fasenra is an add-on injection for people 12 and up with asthma driven by eosinophils. fasenra is not a rescue medicine or for other eosinophilic conditions. fasenra is proven to help prevent severe asthma attacks, improve breathing, and can lower oral steroid use. fasenra may cause allergic reactions. get help right away if you have swelling of your face, mouth, and tongue, or trouble breathing. don't stop your asthma treatments unless your doctor tells you to. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection or your asthma worsens. headache and sore throat may occur. haven't you missed enough? ask an asthma specialist about fasenra. if you can't afford you

chris: well, no, you won't, but that's -- [laughter] >> not a fox debate but we would like to do one. [laughter] >> thank you. nancyays down tensions after meeting with alexandria ocasio-cortez, we will discuss the democratic divide when our the democratic divide when our sunday group returns. before discovering nexium 24hr to treat her frequent heartburn, marie could only imagine enjoying freshly squeezed orange juice. now no fruit is forbidden. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? for all-day, all-night protection. take prilosec otc and take control of heartburn. so you don't have to stash antacids here... here... or, here. kick your antacid habit with prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. wiswitch wireless carriersn bring in your own phone, and save hundreds of dollars. it's pretty much the easiest way to save since sliced bread. sure is. because savings is as savings does. and sometimes you've just got to stop and smell the savings. i'm sorry, i think you mean roses. oh right. you need to stop and smell the roses

. >> we begin with a fox news alert, the political firestorm in the wake of mother's testimony is heating up and nancy pelosi trying to manage a caucus that flipped between pushing for impeachment and moving on. and hours she sits down with her most vocal members who many say democrats say the speakers getting numerous headaches because of alexandria ocasio cortez. a federal judge in san francisco blocks the president's asylum case and lawmakers on the hill blame each other for growing crisis at the border so what now. mark morgan joins us in minutes. we will ask what happened to the vows to build the wall. and deeply divisive issue, the death penalty. federal government is set to resume capital punishment for the first time since 2003 and 2020 democrats wasting no time weighing in. welcome to fox news at night, we begin with kristin fisher, the president vows to investigate the investigators. >> late tonight donald trump had his first official interviews and similar hearings wrapped up with sean hannity and in that he claimed the special counsel investigation amounted to treason and gave some insight

nancy pelosi playing an uprising led by the progressives including congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez, what came from that. welcome to fox news at night, we begin with breaking news on immigration and a win for the president's efforts to build the border wall with military funds. trace gallagher is on the case tonight. >> a couple of big victories for donald trump but not without pushback, the president announced guatemala is signing an agreement to restrict central american asylum-seekers coming to the us, the deal being called the safe third country agreement says migrants from el salvador and honduras who cross into guatemala on their way to the us have to apply for protection in guatemala. in return agriculture workers from guatemala get wider access to temporary us visas. the hope is the new deal will ease the crush of migrant caravans coming north. >> we are sending a clear message to human smugglers and traffickers that your day is over and we are investing in the future of guatemala, the safety of migrants and their families. >> the group says the agreement is cruel and inhumane because guatemala is not a safe co

fox news alert. we are expecting to hear from speaker of the house nancy pelosi at any moment. this would be her first public comment that we know of since the chaos and drama on the house for less than 24 hours ago. this is "outnumbered overtime." i am harris faulkner. speaker pelosi set to speak with reporters after yesterday when the democrat-lighthouse passed a resolution condemning the the presidents tweets aimed at four progressive congresswomen. before the vote, a floor fight erupted. republicans objecting to the use of the word racist to describe the presidents tweets. her words were eventually ruled out of order. georgia congressman doug collins led the g.o.p. charge in the lower chamber. >> when you come to the house floor, its place of dignity, decorum, and we debate the most serious issues of our time. i don't believe this issue, this resolution was there for any other reason except a political jab at our president. if we don't maintain decorum on this floor, then we devolve into something we don't want to be. >> harris: ellison barber now from capitol hill. >> hi,

fox news alert. we are expecting to hear from speaker of the house nancy pelosi at any moment.s and drama on the house for less than 24 hours ago. this is "outnumbered overtime." i am harris faulkner. speaker pelosi set to speak with reporters after yesterday when the democrat-lighthouse passed a resolution condemning the the presidents tweets aimed at four progressive congresswomen. before the vote, a floor fight erupted. republicans objecting to the use of the word racist to describe the presidents tweets. her words were eventually ruled out of order. georgia congressman doug collins led the g.o.p. charge in the lower chamber. >> when you come to the house

fox news alert. anox extraordinary rebuke of president trump by the democratic house is being overshadowed by nancy pelosi's peaking privileges being briefly rebuked. it was her second in command who made the ruling that she broke the rules. we'll hear from a republican standing firm behind the president and ask him if there oris a strategy behind the president standingga tough. justice stevens passed away peacefully tonight at the age of 99. i'm mike emanuel in for shannon bream. we begin with david spunt. >> palpable evening on the house floor tonight. the final vote count tonight, 240 to 187. four republicans voted along with democrats to condemn the president. former republican turned independent justin amash from michigan also voted with the democrats. there was a dramatic moment when nancy pelosi was told her comments on the floor were out of line. >> every single member of the house should join us in condemning the president's racist tweets. to do anything else would be a shocking abdication of our oath of office to protect the americanic people. >> would the speaker of the house like to rephrase tha

fox news alert now. it is getting ugly. the big rift between house speaker nancyi and four freshman on the left spilling out into the open as a congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez fires back at the speaker's recent remarks. new york democrat alexandria ocasio-cortez saying she found pelosi's remarks "puzzling, and just wrong" after the speaker dismissed her and 300 progressives who voted against an emergency border aid package last month. pelosi telling "the new york times" that the four freshmen known collectively as "the squad" had really no following outside their "twitter world." and today, when asked if she had any regret about her remarks, pelosi says, "i do not, no. i have no regrets about anything. regrets are not what i do." all this as aoc is raising eyebrows yet again for remarks she made in a radio interview, saying she is open to getting rid of the department of homeland security in its entirety. listen. >> i.c.e. is not under doj. as under the department of homeland security. we have -- >> would you get rid of homeland security, too? >> i think so

fox news channel. greg: let's not forget paul ryan. president trump: paul ryan wasn't a talent, he wants a leader, he wouldn't give subpoenas, why nancy pelosi hands them out like they are cookies. greg: can donald trump spell the word the wrong? >> donald trump spelled the word the wrong. he doesn't know how to spell the. he spelled it thi. he couldn't get any kind of a punctuation mistake. i'm actually a good speller. but the fingers aren't as good as the brain. going * what a gift. meanwhile the woke-a-dile is like a crocodile. you can try to appease the woke-a-dile. sleepy joe is gobbled up bid harris who claims he's a racist. aoc is accusing nancy pelosi of targeting people of color in her own party. it's creating what i call woke shag rinkage. pretty --. woke shrinkage. pretty soon the democratic party will be a party of one. and it will be this person. but some adults are sounding the alarm. b.e.t.'s founder said this about the democrats. >> the party has moved tore me personally too far to the left. for that reason i don't have a candidate in the party at this time. i think at the end of the day if a democrat is going to beat

nancy pelosi playing an uprising led by the progressives including congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez, what came from that. welcome to foxews

. >> we begin with a fox news alert, the political firestorm in the wake of mother's testimony is heating up and nancyosi trying to manage a caucus that flipped between pushing for impeachment and moving on. and hours she sits down with her most vocal members who many say democrats say the speakers getting numerous headaches because of alexandria ocasio cortez. a federal judge in san francisco blocks the president's asylum case and lawmakers on the hill blame each other for growing crisis at the border so what now. mark

. >> melissa: fox news alert, the war of words between congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez and house speaker nancy pelosi is taking another dramatic turn as the new york democrat now select don't ask adjust the criticism of she and three of her colleagues as racist. this is "outnumbered." i'm melissa francis. here today's harris faulkner. joining us on the couch for the first time, alexandra wilkes! attorney senior vice president of america rising corporation and former national chair of the college republican national committee. welcome. >> harris: hello, alex! >> melissa: contributor jessica tarlov. in the center seat today, host of "bull & bears" on the fox business network, david asman. my former partner! >> david: i love it when you say that! [laughter] is to be when he is "outnumbered." i understand the bulls are running. >> david: the bull's-eye running big time. keep pushing the envelope. [laughter] >> harris: we are having a big day. >> melissa: we've got a great catch. let's get fired up and get started. a growing rift amongst house democrats after house speaker nancy pelosi recently sla

fox news investigate reporter, our contributor, special correspondent, lawrence jones. guest permits to san francisco. one mile from nancy pelosi's gated community. is her house. the other direction, there's her office. in between, we have got drug addicts, people urineating, feces all over the street, and she's work 30 million bucks, 50 million bucks. she can't get a facility built out of her rich friends's money, get people a hot meal, a little drug counseling. what do they just walk around the other way, she goes from her hews to the office so she doesn't have to see it? >> well, what you just describe would is a pattern of behavior, sean and many people of baltimore say they don't see their elected officials. i'm standing behind city hall and many of the calls are death, poverty and destruction. a lot of the corrupt practices have caused in environment for many of the people in baltimore and they're frustrated and sad, and who can come and actually fix this. look. you don't have to tell me about the failing liberal policies. i've been to all the cities and saw what happens to community so there has to be a response,

fox news alert. the political firestorm in the wake of mueller's testimony is heating up as house speaker nancy pelosi a party pushing for an achievement down the impeachment and moving on. many say democrats say that the speaker is getting numerous headaches because of this. a federal judge in san francisco brought the president's asylum policy. lawmakers on the hill continued to blame each other for the growing crisis at the border. what now? mark morgan committee

fox news alert. anox extraordinary rebuke of president trump by the democratic house is being overshadowed by nancy pelosi'sking privileges being briefly rebuked. it was her second in command who made the ruling that she broke the rules. we'll hear from a republican standing firm behind the president and ask him if there oris a

we begin with a fox news alert, a public feud looking to tear up the democratic party. congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez and house speaker nancy pelosi upping the ante. our own chad program has the inside scoop on what some are calling a civil war. raids on illegal immigrants and final deportation orders reportedly back on and scheduled for this weekend as a number of top democrats are issuing warnings to those in the us illegally. fox news at night investigates a secret society of deputies in the los angeles sheriff's department accused of employing gains like scare tax, harassment, even allegations they took a bullet out of the deputy's gun before he went into the field, the fbi is now involved, you will hear live from an attorney. welcome to fox news at night. we have team coverage tonight, chad program standing by. we begin with kristin fisher, donald trump says he has a plan to get an accurate citizenship county benefit doesn't include a question on the 2020 census. >> donald trump insists he is not backing down but it is clear his citizenship question will not be on the 2020 census. he will be signing an executive order

fox news alert. the political firestorm in the wake of mueller's testimony is heating up as house speaker nancy pelosi tries to manage a party pushing for an achievement down the impeachment and moving on. many say democrats say that the speaker is getting numerous headaches because of this. a federal judge in san francisco brought the president's asylum policy. lawmakers on the hill continued to blame each other for the growing crisis at the border. what now? mark morgan committee i'm going to ask what happened to those proved wrong. later, we are debating into the death penalty. the big government to resume capital punishment for the first time since 2003. 2020 democrats wasting no time weighing in. welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. quote they'll make the president continues to celebrate in the wake of these be nine hearing best be nine hearing. >> late tonight, president trump had his first official interview and in that interview, the special counsel's investigation amounted to treason. also inside house much mueller's testimony he actually watched. >> i wasn't going

fox news channel. greg: let's not forget paul ryan. president trump: paul ryan wasn't a talent, he wants a leader, he wouldn't give subpoenas, why nancy pelosi hands them out like they are cookies. greg: can donald trump spell the word the wrong? >> donald trump spelled the word the wrong. he doesn't know how to spell the. he spelled it thi. he couldn't get any kind of a punctuation mistake. i'm actually a good speller. but the fingers aren't as good as the brain. going * what a gift. meanwhile the woke-a-dile is like a crocodile. you can try to appease the woke-a-dile. sleepy joe is gobbled up bid harris who claims he's a racist. aoc is accusing nancy pelosi of targeting people of color in her own party. it's creating what i call woke shag rinkage. pretty --. woke shrinkage. pretty soon the democratic party will be a party of one. and it will be this person. but some adults are sounding the alarm. b.e.t.'s founder said this about the democrats. >> the party has moved tore me personally too far to the left. for that reason i don't have a candidate in the party at this time. i think at the end of the day if a democrat is going to beat