emily: hello, everyone, this is outnumbered, i m emily compagno here with my co-host kayleigh mcenany and harris faulkner and former state department spokesperson and host of morgan ortagus show morgan ortagus and former biden campaign surrogate kevin walling. each day we are getting new horrifying reports of what hamas terrorists have done to israeli women during their final moments on october 7. gruesome assaults of rape from eyewitnesses with details too graphic for us to describe on air. hamas released some female hostages, israeli officials believe 18 others are being held by the terrorist group. u.s. state department says hamas may be refusing to release those women in order to keep them quiet. it seems one reason they don t want to turn women over they have been holding hostage, they don t want the women to talk about what happened to them during their time in custody. there is little i put beyond hamas when it comes to treatment of civilians and treatment of wom
dispute, but when house republicans and attorney general merrick garland now spilling onto the house floor where lawmakers are expected to vote soon on whether to hold garland in contempt of court honduras. but does the gop have the votes they need to get this done we re live from capitol hill and secretary of state antony blinken says he is frustrated after hamas suggested several changes to a proposed ceasefire deal. gaza, how negotiators are now trying to look ahead to what happens after the fighting stops and a somber ceremony that children who survived the sandy hook school shooting are now graduating from high school. how they re reflecting on 12 years since that terrible day. we re following these major developing stories and many more all coming in right here to cnn news central attorney general merrick garland has dedicated his career to following the law and now he could soon be sanctioned on capitol hill for breaking the rules. this afternoon, the house is expe
agreement that no one would know who was buying what. now we know it s money laundering. why isn t the white house under fire for that. it s because this doesn t fall under the trump umbrella. this is the biden umbrella so the media is mia. and for joe biden to be a good father, being a good father is defined by getting 10% from your son i should have kids. dana: there s still time to consider that. $1.4 million, imagine how many people have been put in jail by the irs and the federal government for much less than that. greg: apparently it s okay if your father s donor pay off your backtaxes. apparently it s okay if you shoot a documentary about how you re dodging subpoenas, taxes, child support payments. it s okay for you to be in business with chinese spies. it s okay for foreign nationals to bribe the first family with cash, diamonds and cars. it s okay. now, joe biden is lying and he s been caught about a thousand times. he said his family never took money from china.
history will hold donald trump accountable. there s a sense in which you want to perform a certain statesmanship, but there s a cynical, kind of self-interested politics at work i don t want to alienate the base i ll act in light of x, y and z. mika might be right, that there is a truth coming to the floor, but we still have folks who are self-interested, cynical, and will act in their own self-interest instead of in the name of democracy. we ll see it is good that vice president pence said that. certainly an odd venue for doing so this isn t the white house correspondence dinner on c-span. as jen said, this is lit by candle, in the basement of a random washington hotel and done off the record after reporters do skits it is an interesting choice of venue for mike pence to do this, but it does matter i think we should also note that, though truth may be coming to the surface in some venues, this is still coming a week or two after it s become that much clearer that donald trump still
of the fallout. how are the democrats and republicans planning to look into this tragic derailment? that is the issue, the democrats and the republicans both view it as a tragedy, but the approach to oversight is looking different and you are starting to see the split screen of the senate and the house of representative s. what you seeing from the senators is that we expect in a short time that chuck schumer, the majority leader, he is going to call for the ceo of norfolk southern to actually testify before the epw committee. of course, there is a lot of question marks of whether that is going to happen, but they are trying to emphasize the corporate responsibility here. meanwhile, the house republicans are arguing that the biden administration has mishandled the response to this accident, and sending the letters to pete buttigieg, the transportation secretary to get the epa officials to testify before the