will. and that s why they have not been public to date, melissa. melissa: catherine herridge come out thank you so much. here today, my partner, harris faulkner. host of kennedy on the fox business network, kennedy. fox news contributor, jessica tarlov. in joining us on the couch, fox & friends, host and fox news radio host, brian kilmeade. he s outnumbered. what is your take on this? brian: the only thing catherine added this morning, the specter in general did note that is not only a democrat come aboard freedom cart. however this was a blur is, didn t have direct knowledge. my sense is, if this person, this whistleblower, the one who heard it directly, is just going to talk about the call, it s no problem. if he s going to say there is a series calls that really offered me, and the first whistleblower prompted me to do more, that could be the issue. it could lead to requests for putting transcripts, the poland leader, the italian leader.
sandra: and the world has never been the same! [laughs] that s for sure. if you get on right away? bill: i did not. did you? sandra: waited a little bit. bill: how did you feel about this monday? sandra: i enjoyed it, bill hemmer. let s do it again tomorrow. [laughs] we will see you tomorrow. thank you, everybody. outnumbered starts now. melissa: fox news alert, president trump ramping up his criticism of four democratic congresswomen accusing them of spewing foul language and racist hatred and calling for them to apologize. some democrats are saying the present is the one who is guilty of racism. this is outnumbered and i m was a fraction sis. here s today s harris faulkner, town hall editor and fox news contributor katie pavlich, post of kennedy on the fox business network, kennedy herself, joining us on the couch, cohost of fox & friends and fox news radio host, brian kilmeade. brian: nice to see everybody!
crime. it s called argument alternative. basically you put out theories, any one will establish your client s innocence. and can be contradictory, like i wasn t there, and the thing i did while i wasn t there is illegal. the problem is, usually one use is more convincing than two excuses. as a pr message that s pretty muddled. under no circumstances no matter what you thought happened the president didn t commit a crime. and given that platform on the sean hannity show. gabby, what did you learn over that hosting over the hours, anything new? it was shocking to see two of the president s lawyers in a very serious case taking on a three-hour radio program. jay sekulow hosts his own program weekly. but to be using the platform of a fox news radio host is kind of remarkable and really does go to
talk to and speak to how this relationship between the president and fox news really is so cozy at times. but in terms of the substance of that three-hour program, i think it s very similar to what we ve heard already from the president s legal team. that they don t believe that the president committed any crime. that there s also justice department guidance. and article two of the constitution they argue that it prevents investigators from interrogating a sitting president of the united states. and the president would have to do that voluntarily. and they said again they re advising the president against sitting down with robert mueller and his team. and that s consistent that the president did want to have input as part of his investigation and that s certainly something that his legal team is concerned about. it s got to be that the lawyers from his point have got to get on to the next chapter.
let s face it, trump is no walk in the park unless that park is full of pit bulls. he s a one-man wrecking crew and every day he does something that shocks or angers or takes you laugh and sometimes i think he says stuff just to say stuff. he is still likable because the people who hate him so irrationally are so irritating. the emotional outburst he causes among them makes him appealing and every time an actor weeps over trumps behavior i like him a little more. that is right. i can t wait for the oscars. let s welcome tonight s guests. he s so sharp that people scream out when he enters the ring fox news radio host, tom a loop. [cheering and applause] this man is funnier than a clown choking on a will be cushion made of silly string, his new book everyone should buy it called everyone is awful except