because the time to think about tomorrow.is today. go long. julie: welcome back. let s check out what s ahead on outnumbered . harris: another big news day. the senate is making history any moment now by triggering the nuclear option on supreme court nominee neil gorsuch.
a lot of people in that area of the country have very strong opinions, then you have to narrow it down further to people who are counsel and a penalty case. is going to be extremely difficult to find a jury but it s something you have to do. julie: is entered in about this case of the timeline. even though holly bobo s remains weren t discovered until six months later, does that explain the mountains of evidence? the problem with this case as the prosecutors, unlike most cases have missed deadlines, they dropped charges, they changed charges, even in house fighting between the offices. this has been a disaster. that being said, now we are hearing that zach has been essentially indicted on the confession of his brother who doesn t know how to tell time. we don t know what s going on and we ve been really left in the dark. at the media has been trying to learn information about the prosecution, but it s been
of his home state democratic senator, michael bennett and three other democratic senators, but all other democrats in the senate voted against him. these are polarized times in the u.s. senate right now and this is a pretty good example. julie: it s interesting because charles schumer, democrat from new york, he has been so vocal against this from the very beginning. when gorsuch was still being talked about as one of the names, he was nominated and many believed the democrats would support this man. he was nonpartisan, excellent background, smart education, good middle ground on many legal cases and didn t like to get politically involved in a lot of his judgments. of course, when he was being drilled through those hearings and he didn t answer a lot of those questions, a lot of people, a lot of democrats had a problem with that because they thought he should not be so tight-lipped.
day that they did not allow this vote, this up or down vote to go through. a fascinating times the u.s. senate. thank you, we will continue to monitor the vote and let you know how this vote turns out in the u.s. senate. julie: and fox news alert for you. president trump getting set to meet with china s president in florida later today and the stakes cannot be higher. with a looming nuclear crisis on the korean peninsula. trump supporters expecting him to deliver on his promises on trade concession. good morning to you. the white house says this is an icebreaker visit kind of a get to know you affair. some thorny issues will be
really quiet. we don t know what s going to come out during this trial. julie: that is all the time we have, we apologize. joe meant, you very much. jon: biggest case in the tennessee bureau of investigation. as pressure mounts for susan rice to testify about her role, our next guest says president obama s national security advisor has become an inkblot test and a highly partisan battle. plus, breaking news on capitol hill as house intelligence chairman devin nunes steps aside from the russian probe. what is the investigation go from here?