and now, here's harris. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert, awaiting remarks from president trump this hour and he may mention some drama that played out on capitol hill. following his tweets on the renewal of a controversial spying program. the house passed a long-term extension of the foreign intelligence surveillance act but it did not have the major changes recommended by privacy advocates. rand paul promises to filibuster it on the senate side to try to block it. we will talk to alan dershowitz about what this means for the american people, so watch for that. a big push under way on capitol hill to tackle immigration ahead of a looming government shutdown next friday. let's go "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner. top lawmakers from both political parties backed by the white house have kicked off their search for a long-sought compromise on immigration, with the clock ticking down ahead of next friday's deadline to fund the government. a group of senators say they are close to a deal that which would include protection for dreamers. another senator doubts that any deal

and now we wait, harris. >> harris: right. peter doocy, reporting for us there in charlottesville, virginia where we were told this train would trek the 12 to 15 miles from the crash site where it had hit a dump truck on the tracks. it has now arrived. want to point out again, this was on one remaining engine going backwards. and this train has just pulled. in we know people, as peter was just pointing out, figured out moments ago that this is where this thing is coming. if you want to meet somebody on this train you have got to get there you have the buses in place. peter, we believe those are available for the congressional members, their aids, their families that are on board to jump on and continue on to whatever destination they will be going to. many of them have confirmed to us on the air that they intend to keep on their route to the republican retreat where they were headed to the greenbrier resort in west virginia. they say that they have the people's work to do and that they will be doing the people's work. that's w

we are back tomorrow at noon as we are every weekday, and now here is harris. >> harris: a fox news alert, the word of the day is regretful my man who trash talked the republican to a book author. steve bannon is expressing regret over quotes attributed to him in the controversial book "fire and fury." this as trump's former chief strategist as taking fire from the president and some of his closest allies. bannon says "donald trump junior is both a patriot and a good ma man. my support is also unwavering for the president and his agen. the backtracking comes as the book's author continues to defend the explosive details in the tell all. kevin corke joins us live from nashville, tennessee, where the president will speak in just a couple of hours to a farmers group, take it away, kevin. >> listen, harris. very interesting to read what steve bannon has to say and yet there has still been no official response from the white house although i think it's fair to say, there may have been less of an apology than a clarification of what he had to say. let me share a part of that statement. as you j

and now, here is harris. >> harris: new information this hour, president trump calling out iran's brutal regime as the death toll rises. president trump has voiced his support for the iranian people. thousands of them have taken to streets and a wave of antigovernment protests across the country. at least 20 have died, including a child as the regime cracks down on the demonstrations. the president tweeted --

>> yes, hi, harris. can you hear me? >> harris: yes. >> i am with you, i heard the program and i thought you were showing something i had to react to, i'm sorry. talking about the iranian people, it is very interesting. iran is a very young country, 50% of iranians were born long after, half of iran is under 20 years old. 60% of all university students in iran are women. it is an intelligent and very clever country and i think most of the people in iran as we have seen in the demonstrations are fed up. they are fed up with this dictatorship. i think iran is right for a grassroots revolution. the only problem is we have two clocks ticking. we have the iranian people's clock and the nuclear clock. if iran becomes nuclear before the people overthrow this evil regime, we are all going to live in a horrible world. as i said above four, when i say america first, i know america first means looking after america's interests, but one i meant when i set america first is america taking the lead, america being the first to call a sp

woof. >> harris: it was hot. new reaction now to republican senator jeff flake's speech on the senate floor yesterday when he blasted the president for his ongoing feud with the media. the senator compared the president's rhetoric to that of soviet dictator joseph stalin. fellow republicans weighing in. senator roger wicker said, this quote: i don't think that sort of speech is helpful. i disagree with those quotes. i don't see any need to further stir that pot, end quote. senator jim inhofe saying of flake who is not seeking re-election, i think we all knew that. he hates him. he doesn't like the president. and it gets closer to the end of his time here, i think he is going to accelerate his rath against thwrath againstthe president. end quote. the white house had this. >> he is not criticizing the president because he is against oppression. he is criticizing the president because he has terrible poll numbers. and he is, i think, looking for some attention. i think it's unfortunate. >> harris: well, i guess you

>> hi, harris, how are you guys? >> harris: we're okay. we're pretty worried about all of the hundreds of you. and i understand that you saw or experienced something pretty harrowing. >> yeah. well, you know, i knew we hit something. you couldn't feel it as much like how awful it was inside the train. we are a big train. but immediately i ran up the hall because my son had been walking, our oldest son was walking our youngest. and i was worried that he might have you know, stumbled with the jerk. so as soon as i ran up, they were fine. but looked out the window and it was a terrible sight. pretty traumatic for me to see the two unfortunate drivers on the side of the road. it was pretty traumatic to me. i have been ejected from a car in a car accident, too. it was pretty emotional for me. what was most interesting is they didn't want to let us out of the car to help because capitol police and this train is highly secured could smell gas. and they were afraid there could be an explosion and frankly it was so soon they didn't know -- i think

i'm harris faulkner. jeff sessions has been interviewed as a special counsel to the russia probe, the first known time that they have interviewed apart the men's member of the president's cabinet. this comes as robert mueller is investigating contacts between the presidential campaign and the kremlin and whether the actions constituted any obstruction of justice. the white house says it is nothing to hide. >> the administration continues to cooperate with the special counsel, we have been transparent during this process and as we know there is no evidence of collusion or wrongdoing from the administration. attorney general sessions is continuing in his work, the president has confidence in attorney general sessions and the work he's doing. >> catherine herridge joins us now from washington. catherine? >> the attorney general was questioned for several hours last week by the special counsel's office with a focus on his russian contacts during the election. the sessions interview matters because it takes th

i'm harris. here's dana. >> dana: a bombshell report claiming president trump ordered the firing of special counsel robert mueller last june. quickly denied as fake news by president trump as he heads home from switzerland. hello, everyone. i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." president trump rejecting the "new york times" report that he tried to remove mueller. kevin, what about all of this? >> reporter: welsh listen, dana. there are three ways you can handle a story like this. you can acknowledge it then pick it apart piece by piece. you can, i don't know, maybe you can ignore it altogether which seems to be the white house perspective on this

here is harris. ♪ ♪ >> harris: let's get this hour started. a move by a top democrat aimed at putting pressure on president trump's plans on immigration as we go outnumbered overtime. i'm harris faulkner. the white house is calling it outrageous that a federal judge has temporarily blocked president trump's decision to end the obama era dreamers program. the ruling by the san francisco based judge coming just hours after president trump hosted a bipartisan group of lawmakers to hammer out an immigration deal. the president insists that any deal must include his border wall. homeland security chief kirstjen nielsen was in the room yesterday. >> the president has a passion for the daca recipients. he has been clear on that. he wants to find a permanent fix. but he is also very clear that the way to do that is we must increase border security and close the loopholes so that we don't end up here again in two or three years with another population that we are concerned about. the law works. we have evidence and figures that show that. when the wall

now here's harris. >> harris: this continues. just the last few moments you know, fox has confirmed that senate minority leader chuck schumer has arrived at the white house. at the president's invitation. they are set to talk in a last-ditch effort to avoid a government shutdown. just a few hours away. we go "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner. fewer than 11 hours remaining for congress to approve a budget to prevent a government shutdown. yesterday you know from our reporting, the house passed a bill that extends sunday through february 16th. now it is time for the senate to act, can it do the same thing? republicans need a significant number of democrats to get on board to get to the vote of 60, especially if they are losing some republicans on the back end who are now saying they may vote no on this continued resolution. as of now it doesn't look like there's much movement but then a short time ago mick mulvaney said his agency is preparing for a shutdown. they have to let agencies know what has to happen. he's pointin

we are back on tv tomorrow live, thank you for joining us and now here is harris. >> harris: all right, we have breaking news right now with the president of the united states. moments ago we showed you the president meeting with the president of kazakhstan and now they are making joint statements at this at this point. this is an opportunity to hear from both of them. [speaking foreign language] >> together we dismantled kazakhstan's nuclear weapon infrastructure and injured safer and healthier future for the children of kazakhstan and the world at large. we pursued opportunities to increase investment in kazakhstan and energy sectors in particular. [speaking foreign language] >> today our strategic partnership with kazakhstan has advanced my south asia strategy, which is working and working far more rapidly than anyone would understand in providing crucial support for our forces in afghanistan and denying safe haven for terrorists. this cooperation has grown even stronger this month during kazakhstan's presidency of the united nations security council and i will say that's a great ho

i'm harris faulkner. here today, sandra smith. anchor of the intelligence report on fox business bringing, trish regan. a former deputy spoke person for the state department, marie harf. joining us on the couch today, brian kilmeade. host of fox and friends in the nationally syndicated brian kilmeade show on fox news radio and author of andrew jackson and the miller m. i have another two or three symptoms. outnumbered, welcome. >> brian: i thought we were going to go to amnesia. other should have been an animation if you guys walking across the screen or something. i regular story or on the phone. put put it this way when they put my name on the calendar for today, i was hoping there'd be news breaking would be running a repeat but there were so much going on including what is taking place in washington. >> sandra: we are happy to have you. >> brian: i was worried about that. >> harris: while compared let's get to the news. president trump is hosting a bipartisan group of lawmakers inside the white house right now. republicans, de

>> hi, harris. we heard a pretty threatening new year's resolution coming from north korea in leader kim jong un in that address, he declared he would spend the next year building up his arsenal, with the capability of hitting the u.s. most experts we talked to expect more testing in the coming year but as you know, there will be some kind of overture to south korea. he is also offering to discuss sending athletes to next months olympic winter games. president trump was circumspect in his tweets regarding this, sanctions and other pressures are beginning to have a big impact on north korea, he wrote. soldiers are dangerously fleeing to south korea. rocket man wants to talk to south korea for the first time. perhaps that is good news, perhaps not. we will see. many analysts say that pyongyang is trying to drive a wedge between the u.s. and its allies south korea. south korea is asking for a delay in joint military exercises with the u.s. they also said, it does not just want to have better relations

i'm harris faulkner. as they bring up that picture, you will see that the room is filling up now where they will hold that white house press briefing. the logjam over immigration is expected to be a hot topic at today's briefing. which could kick off at any moment now so we are going to stay with that. this as demonstrators are calling for dreamer's bill to dissend upon capitol hill, so-called gang of six. three republicans, three democrats. look at your screen. there they are. they are set to unwrap their immigration

here is harris. >> harris: we have breaking news having to do with how our government collects intelligence on foreigners to protect us stateside against terrorism and it is just past the 5702 program section 702, 65-34 in the senate. congress needed to act by tomorrow night in order for the program not to have gone dark. we've heard from people like house speaker paul ryan most recently saying you have to keep this in place in order to protect americans and on the flip side of that, a man who felt very passionate about it and along with privacy advocates has spoken of really wanting to filibuster, senator rand paul did not get the opportunity to do that on the senate floor. this has passed the senate, the house and senate are now -- the bill goes to the president to sign into law. we have been invited rand paul to join us this hour and he will talk about the problematic nature of this and perhaps by the president of the united states may have been right when he first tweeted "this exposes americans who can get scooped up in some of the surveillance." we will talk about it later this hour.

here's harris. >> harris: as we begin this hour. we are watching the stand off between president trump and north korea's dictator. the president putting kim jong-un on notice after the so- called little rocket man declared the nuclear button is always on his desk. and a once dormant hot line between the north and south reopened. kim jong-un stated that the nuclear desk at all time. someone inform him i have a nuclear button and it is bigger and powerful than his and it workings. reaction from democrats is swift and going from the ranking democrat on the foreign relation's committee. >> we are happy that conversation is taking place. we need china to lead that. and the president's tweets made it more difficult for diplomacy to work. the we know the only reasonable solution for north korea crisis is through the diplomacy and the president's tweets make that more challenging. >> harris: is this story advances past the midday point, we are looking for information on what the tweet meant. is it part of policy or learned? >> reporter: it

we are back live at noon eastern tomorrow, here's harris. >> harris: of fox news alert on this fine monday, time may be running short to reach a deal on dreamers with a possible government shutdown four days away now, let's go "outnumbered overtime." the clock ticking down on a deal to protect hundreds of thousands of so-called dreamers from deportation. democrats demanding that daca fix be a part of any package to avoid a government shutdown. the deadline is friday. president trump says the deal is probably dead and blames democrats for blowing it up. >> they talk about daca but they don't want to help the daca people. we have a lot of sticking points but they are all democrats sticking points. we were ready to make a deal but they don't want to. >> harris: democratic

>> bill: that was paul ryan's words. >> harris: but you said it. >> bill: i did. >> harris: can we talk about reputational harm to the fbi right now and what rights the ship? >> bill: that's what got to get it right and if it takes a little longer, then so be it. i for one want to get past the stuff and i want to figure out what's true and what's not. i want to know what was going on. i went to know though whether or not you plan on bad information to go ahead. doing what is the economy look like to you. were any of these criminals? >> bill: was a little bit of that yesterday. andrew mccabe now admits his resignation occurred 24 hours after his boss went up to capitol hill. and i think that's the accountability. >> lisa: was and that also in to the inspector general saying it's in response to what horwitz had found in the doj, special counsel? spector general . i am just on my game today. but that's also another thing that is really important to look at here and what we are going to be looking for in the coming months as well because he has really not been afraid to take on leadership a

here is harris. >> harris: will build you might begin with the fox news alert, reports president trump says reports he tried to fire a special counsel robert mueller are simply not true. the president is denying allegations he ordered the firing of a special council last june. he called "the new york times" reporting fake news. and there is this. several other media outlets have now confirmed president trump floated the idea of getting rid of mueller but white house counsel and other aids convinced him not to. anthony scaramucci says the story is irrelevant because it never happened. >> this is what i really believed happened, he said there is absolutely no collusion here, why do we need this unnecessary

a lot more is going to be happening here on the fox news channel, harris faulkner has continuing coverage. >> harris: we will continue with the big vote, 81-18, putting our government back in play and opening the doors of our government with a continued resolution that now goes until february 8th. the deal the democrats say they got for their leader in the senate chuck schumer, senator schumer says they got a deal to immediately tackle legislation for daca in the dreamers program. that and they had supposedly aa week ago, what happened that changed is that democrats voted with republicans to reopen the government. i'm harris faulkner, you are watching our continuing coverage today as though shutdown ends at least temporarily on capitol hill. this is "outnumbered overtime," let's bring in my very first guest because he is in the senate, colorado senator cory gardner. he sits on the budget committee and chairs the senate g.o.p. campaign arm. a very important person to talk with right now. what happened in that room that changed things? >> it is curious because the same basic offer was made

i'm harris. here's dana. >> dana: showdown over immigration as republicans and democrats try to compromise on protections for dreamers and avert a government shutdown. this as president trump defends himself against charges of being a racist. hello, everyone. i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." president trump suggestion that any bipartisan daca deal is dead and is blaming democrats for refusing to accept major immigration reform. chief white house correspondent john roberts joining me now. john, i wondered if in the art of the deal, when you say something is dead, does it mean it's almost a deal? >> reporter: you could say that or you could say it's almost dead. we're not sure where we are. one thing the

>> harris: hold on one second. america deserves to have it stressed to renewed news agencies that are test with not only keeping that but keeping it safe. >> juan: you must remember the democrats complain when jim comey came out with his statement about hillary clinton, not inviting her. >> harris: but when it was time to fire him, they were disingenuous. >> juan: i think people were still critical of him. this is the president of the united states. who had a contrary view is what's going on with the russian. but the key point here is what we are talking about with the clintons with questions about text messages from fbi agents doesn't match the magnitude of the threat posed by the russians into politics. >> melissa: the issue of them being able to do their jobs without bias i think is important. and as to impute on the thousands of people who work there but who are investigating. but the people who work to pick their toe into the bias end of things. >> melissa: the immigration debate raging on just in case you hav

going to be a great show. >> harris: yeah. you are here so we already know that. >> we have a lot to talk about. >> sandra: let's get started then president making new comments about the russia investigation. he made his remarks yesterday when he walked in unannounced on a meeting between reporters and senior officials u so, they started firing off questions. >> talk to mueller? >> i'm looking forward to it, actually. i would love to do that and like to do it as soon as possible. good luck, everybody. >> goo. >> i guess they're talking 2 or 3 weeks but i would love to do it. again, as i say, subject to my lawyers and all of that. >> you would do it under oath. >> i would do it under oath. absolutely. >> sandra: all right. let's go to chief white house correspondent john roberts who is traveling with the president in beautiful davos, switzerland and he joins us now. hey, john. >> sandra, good afternoon to you. i mean, it was a real surprise that the president came out as a background briefing with the senior administration offi

. >> sandra: we are back tomorrow at noon eastern as we are every day, now here's harri harris. >> harris: of fox news alert, setting an optimistic tone and extending an olive branch on the biggest stage of all, let's go "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner. we are hours away from the president's first state of the union address. the white house says he will tout the booming american economy and pledged to pursue bipartisan deals on immigration and infrastructure, which may be easier said than done as of course the president faces a fiercely divided congress with a growing number of democrats planning to protest his speech, other saying they will boycott the speech. we are joined from the north one of the white house, first of all i want to start off with the message and tone of where the president wants to be tonight. >> he's going to state where the country is, state the facts. it's about being safe, strong, and proud. the president is going to focus on five major areas, national security company infrastructure, the immigration plan. we have a trade deficit with china, $17 billio

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very interesting, i think i should point this out, harris. the president's lawyers are pushing back very forcefully. a flurry of letters going from his lawyers offices today, not just to steve bannon but also in particular to the publisher of the book "fire and fury." the president saying listen, you can't keep putting out false information, it could lead to libel, false statements and other mischaracterizations. we will tell you more about that throughout the day but let me share some of the excerpts from the book and trust me there are some explosive ones. a number of them circulate the idea that steve bannon thought he was the guy in charge. i want to share a couple of you, i think the folks at home will find them interesting. he also believed the president's daughter ivanka what at one point bring down her father. the president in this book apparently appointed the chief of staff john kelly without even telling them about the job first and the author questions the president's ability to function on the job and that's a narrative you've se

here is harris. ♪ ♪ >> harris: let's get this hour started. a move by a top democrat aimed at putting pressure on president trump's plans on immigration as we go outnumbered overtime. i'm harris faulkner. the white house is calling it outrageous that a federal judge has temporarily blocked president trump's decision to end the obama era dreamers program. the ruling by the san francisco based judge coming just hours after president trump hosted a bipartisan group of lawmakers to hammer out an immigration deal. the president insists that any deal must include his border wall. homeland security chief kirstjen nielsen was in the room yesterday. >> the president has a passion for the daca recipients. he has been clear on that. he wants to find a permanent fix. but he is also very clear that the way to do that is we must increase border security and close the loopholes so that we don't end up here again in two or three years with another population that we are

thank you to guy benson for joining us today, here's harris. >> harris: let's continue with the breaking news, this is coming up. we are awaiting the start of the white house daily press briefing expected to kick off minutes from now. fox news confirms that andrew mccabe is leaving the agency. the news coming about 24 hours before president trump is set to deliver his first date of the union address. chief white house correspondent john roberts breaking down from the north lawn outside the white house this breaking news. >> good afternoon. it looks like this took the white house by surprise, they learned about this from seeing it on television so it appears there was no prior notice given to the white house by the fbi or the department of justice that we were able to confirm very quickly, they were in the loop on all of this. president trump four months has been casting sidelong glances at andrew mccabe, back in december tweeting "how can fbi deputy director andrew mccabe, the man in charge of the phony hillary investigation be given $700,000 for his wife's campaign by the clinton puppet

here's harris. >> harris: brand-new developments in the controversy over the missing text messages between two fbi agents accused of anti-trumped bias inside the fbi. i'm harris faulkner, let's go "outnumbered overtime." the justice department inspector general now says the agency has recovered some of the text messages that were exchanged between peter strzok and attorney lisa page. they were having an affair. the missing messages were from a critical time period last year yesterday, president trump suggested it's worse than watergate. >> i am very disturbed, as is the general, as is everybody else. when you look at five months, this is a large-scale version. that was 18 minutes. they say it's 50,000 texts and its prime time. that's disturbing. >> harris: its prime time and now they have some of them. catherine herridge's live in washington with the latest, what did they find? >> fox news within the last few minutes received this letter, which is from the inspector general david e horwitz. he is writing to senior senate republicans so senator ron johnson who chairs government and homeland

here's harris. >> harris: as we begin this hour. we are watching the stand off between president trump and north korea's dictator. the president putting kim jong-un on notice after the so- called little rocket man declared the nuclear button is always on his desk. and a once dormant hot line between the north and south reopened. kim jong-un stated that the nuclear desk at all time. someone inform him i have a nuclear button and it is bigger and powerful than his and it workings. reaction from democrats is swift and going from the ranking

harris faulkner. the editor of town hall.com katie paf accomplish, former deputy spokesperson for the state department marie harf and joining us on the couch trump hispanic advisory member is here steve cortes. >> i'm used to be outnumbered. i grew up with four sister. i presently have a wife and three daughters. i'm very accustomed of this for mat of strong women telling me i'm wrong. >> sandra: you came to play. >> exactly. >> sandra: president trump's attorney sending a cease and desist letter to bannon arguing he violated an employment agreement he once signed. they want him to symptom talking and trump's lawyer also sending a letter to author michael wolf,f calling to stop further publication of the book and any excerpts and for a complete retraction and apology. all of this after excerpts were released. bannon is quoted in fire and fury inside the trump white house saying, quote: the three senior guys in the campaign thought it was a good idea to meet with the foreign government inside trump tow

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thank you to guy benson for joining us today, here's harris. >> harris: let's continue with the breaking news, this is coming up. we are awaiting the start of the white house daily press briefing expected to kick off minutes from now. fox news confirms that andrew mccabe is leaving the agency. the news coming about 24 hours before president trump is set to deliver his first date of the union address. chief white house correspondent john roberts breaking down from the north lawn outside the white house this breaking news. >> good afternoon. it looks like this took the white house by surprise, they learned about this from seeing it on television so it appears there was no prior notice given to

i'm harris. here's dana. >> dana: negotiation on capitol hill amid growing fears of a government shutdown. as president trump prepares to face congressional leaders at a ceremony honoring former senate majority leader bob dole, republicans are floating a plan to keep the lights on past friday's midnight deadline. hello, everyone, i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." tensions running high as democrats hold the budget hottage for other priority. house republicans are testing support for another stop gap measure extending into mid february. sarah sanders supporting the gop effort to keep this government running. >> we do support the

i'm harris faulkner. jeff sessions has been interviewed as a special counsel to the russia probe, the first known time that they have interviewed apart the men's member of the president's cabinet. this comes as robert mueller is investigating contacts between the presidential campaign and the kremlin and whether the actions constituted any obstruction of justice. the white house says it is nothing to hide. >> the administration continues to cooperate with the special counsel, we have been transparent during this process

this is "outnumbered," i'm harold harris faulkner. sandra smith, lisa kennedy, katie pavlich and pete hegseth. and a salute from the veterans, welcome. >> pete: the games were rough yesterday for minnesota fans. >> harris: i thought all the games were great, i thought jacksonville played well. the vikings scored first. >> pete: we've all changed diapers in our lives. that was better than watching the game. >> kennedy: thank you for that visual, good to see you there. >> harris: on my instagram page, photo of you doing skol. senators need 60 votes to breaa filibuster. for now, we are on day three of the actual shutdown and republican senator of texas as the effects are starting to sho show. >> the shutdown is beginning to have its most dramatic affect, not only for military and the children's health insurance but the federal workers who are uncertain about what their future is and my hope is that senator schumer and democrats realize that this is not a hostage that they want to take. >> harris: president trump tweeted this, great to se

head up to harris. >> harris: will we get a deal on daca and immigration reform by next week's budget deadline with some democrats and republicans giving mixed signals i will ask the chairman of the senate g.o.p. conference senator john thune about it the house is voting just a short time ago on what many sees a a key tool against terrorism, the fisa surveillance law. we have been talking about it this hour. but what about questions of security versus privacy? i will ask renowned constitutional expert alan dershowitz all about it overtime ot top of the hour. sandra? >> sandra: all right. thank you, harris. >> katie: just days after president trump stood for the national anthem at the college football championship, the producers of the upcoming super bowl say they will show it if nfl players take a knee. nbc executive producer of the event saying, quote: when you are covering a live event, you are covering what's happening. if there are players who choose to kneel, they will be shown live. didn't half of their viewers just turn off the dial for the super bowl weekend? find something el

>> harris: let's find out. that's on the prompter. >> sandra: he says they're going to side with trump, let's put it that way. his only hook to republican party politics this is a with the president. you saw how quickly everything dissolved after the president's statement. obviously a big supporter of mitch mcconnell having been his chief of staff. >> sandra: i don't want to sound cliche but time will tell. at that book is out this morning, going to learn a lot more in the lot of time has to pass before we can really determine how that's going to look. >> harris: if he doesn't have cash, not going to take much time. >> marie: depends on what we are talking about here. breitbart has never had a massive following. they've had lower real follower followers. >> chris: they were influential before he had direct access to the president. they had a lot of readers. but one of the more damaging messages i saw about steve bannon was matt drudge who had hired andrew breitbart very close to andrew breitbart, disowning bann

harris has notes and accounts in the book. the white house press secretary continues to say this book is full of lies and misrepresentations. >> it'll be interesting if you turn over or up those recordings. he may have to do that. good to see you, kevin, thank you. let's bring in my first guest hugo gurgen. good to see you. it seemed the volume and speed that it was talked about was fueled by the white house and the response. but they had to respond to this. do you get the inclination, though, that it is time to pipe down and do other things? what makes this go away? >> you're right the white house response and president's response in particular turbo charged the sales of the book. he's helping spread the word about what is in this book. you know, it was going to be sensational anyway, because it has days about people that work for him and his family. for the president to come out and actually to use this book or what is said in this book as a breach with steve bannon that just turned this into a sensation for the opening of t

now here's harris. >> harris: this continues. just the last few moments you know, fox has confirmed that senate minority leader chuck schumer has arrived at the white house. at the president's invitation. they are set to talk in a last-ditch effort to avoid a government shutdown. just a few hours away. we go "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner. fewer than 11 hours remaining for congress to approve a budget to prevent a government shutdown. yesterday you know from our reporting, the house passed a bill that extends sunday through february 16th. now it is time for the senate to act, can it do the same thing? republicans need a significant number of democrats to get on board to get to the vote of 60, especially if they are losing some republicans on the back end who are now saying they may vote no on this continued resolution.

he helped harry win the election. i think it was 1984. so harry goes to washington, he has a pretty bad reputation because of mr. penergas. when harry goes up for re-election. he was in leavenworth. this is not going to go well for hard rifment he wins the 1940 election. and was one of the most fascinating senatorial elections that i ever come across. >> why? >> because nobody exapted him to win. he had no allies. perned gas had done everything for his creemplet and now pender gas was gone. a man named loyd stark who won a lot of money. who had become very rich growing apples. stark delicious apples. and his nerm in the governor's office was up. he ran for truman's seek. it was like this rocky moment where miraculously he wins. he ron i'm an honest guy and the state voted for him. and he won. he with f.d..as >>? >> they didn't know each other very well. roosevelt was even quoted saying that -- i'm trying to remember the exact quo. truman that's what he said. officially once truman was vice president they met together twice. that's it. uno

when harry goes up for re-election. he was in leavenworth. this is not going to go well for harry. he wins the 1940 election. and was one of the most fascinating senatorial elections that i ever come across. >> why? >> because nobody expected him to win. he had no allies. pendergas had done everything for his credit, and now pendergas was gone. a man named loyd stark who won a lot of money. who had become very rich growing apples. stark delicious apples. and his term in the governor's office was up. he ran for truman's seek. it was like this rocky moment where miraculously he wins. he ron i'm an honest guy and the state voted for him. and he won. brian: how close was he with fdr.? a.j.: they didn't know each other very well. roosevelt was even quoted saying that -- i'm trying to remember the exact quo. i barely know truman. that's what he said. officially once truman was vice president they met together twice. that's it. unofficially we don't know. but he meets with him twice before he died. there's wonderful picture of the two men sitting on the magnolia team. they're having tea a

died where was harry truman died where was harry truman living? one a.j.: in a small apartment on connecticut avenue. this described him. think of him as the best schools and etc., etc. truman lived in a small apartment on connecticut avenue. there were two bedrooms. you are he shared one with his wife beth's. there was a little hook where you are in a mrs. truman hung her apron and she would make toast for her husband. and they had a telephone which are you in a was exciting. i in my quest to be able to find will and will and the details that would eliminate are will who this person was, i you managed are managed to sift through his bank records in the book i can quote exactly what his bank balance was, something like $3,000 and something dollars. he also had taken out a lone from the hamilton national bank. and he had to pay those back and you see the payments in the banking records. brian: what was his relationship with mrs. wallace has mother-in-law? a.j.: interesting. you will wonderful question. now will 'mrs. wallace -- ok, so will work wit

we are back on tv tomorrow live, thank you for joining us and now here is harris. >> harris: all right, we have breaking news right now with the president of the united states. moments ago we showed you the president meeting with the president of kazakhstan and now they are making joint statements at this at this point. this is an opportunity to hear from both of them. [speaking foreign language]

right now, meghan and harry are on different continents. harry is in the african country of botswana working on wildlife conservation. the country is where he took her camping just a month into her relationship. meghan's engagement ring also came from botswana and he took her there last summer for her 36th birthday. meghan has already said yes to the dress and has had a fitting with a top secret designer, her friend, stylist jessica mulroney, helped her choose it. >> we brought so many princess dresses. >> both meghan and harry are very involved in planning their i dos. a source tells "e.t." it will reflect their love for their friends and family. the couple's next appearance is this coming thursday at a gala event honoring injured veterans. hopefully we'll see them for the first time together in black tie and an evening gown. will sir elton perform at the wedding? he said maybe.

senator harris: mr. chairman, i would just ask that the record -- sure we can all review it -- will reflect in the opening statements when discussing challenges to our homeland in terms of security the white supremist threat was not mentioned. thank you. i have no further questions. senator grassley: here's where we are now. we have senator coons when he comes back for 10 minutes and then i had requests from durbin, leahy, whitehouse, hirono for second round. that would be five minutes apiece. i'd like to ask some second-round questions, too, but i'll go to senator durbin first before we go to coons. i do -- you can see i have been abandoned by everybody on my side. o i got to get done by 2:00. everybody understand, cooperate in that respect. go ahead, senator. secretary nielsen: sir. since it's been three hours, can we take a five-minute break. senator grassley: sure. now is the time to do it. secretary nielsen: ok. thank you. senator grassley: that may mean we go with coons first. >> oh, no. >> because

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white house, the she still looked down at harry. brian: how much education did harry truman have? a.j.: again, a great contrast to roosevelt who had gone to columbia and harvard law. truman never finished college. the family was broke when he finished high school. he went and worked in kansas city for a little bit and at some point he took some more classes at night. he never finished. no college degree, no law degree and this is the man who took over for fdr. brian: what did he ever run in his life? a.j.: it is interesting to think, when he became president he had never been mayor or governor of the state. innk about that, following roosevelt's footsteps. he was the chief executive of a county. much of which was rural. it had kansas city and it. -- in it. besides that, he had never been chief executive of anything. brian: how did he ever get elected to the united states senate? , is amr. pendergast fascinating figure. he was a larger-than-life man and had a ball from head. -- bull frong head. we do not have city buses like like we- bosses now had then. he picked this seemingly ra