presidential immunity. in a monumental decision for presidential powers, the court ruled that former president trump is immune from prosecution over official acts. they specified he does not have immunity for unofficial acts. the decision has massive implications for presidential powers in the criminal cases against donald trump. hello, everyone. this is outnumbered. i m kayleigh mcenany here is my cohost, emily compagno. also joining us, kennedy saves the world podcast host, kennedy, rebeccah heinrichs, and former assistant u.s. attorney, andy mccarthy. but we begin at the supreme court where fox news sunday houston fox news chief legal correspondent shannon bream is standing by with details on the historic ruling. shannon? kayleigh, you heard it this morning. it breaks down this way. the court says that there is absolute and presumptive immunity for president for the official or core acts of his presidency. they say that does not extend to criminal activity part of
We dont have him yet. Were gonna go to our first guest. Dan crenshaw. Dan crenshaw, youre the republican candidate for the 2nd district of texas which is in houston. Thanks for making the trip here. The caravan is moving north. We were talking right before the show. They are actually going to demand entry into the United States. Is it too much for the president to be warning people about the dangers of this . Its definitely not too much. When you have 5,000 and 7,000 people demanding entry. Thats what theyre doing, demanding entry. It hurts the case for legal immigrants. In texas we have a relationship between latinos and tech san. My stepmother is a legal immigrant. We all know and are friends with or have family that has legally immigrated. This hurts the case for them when you have thousands of people demanding entry. Its not sustainable either. Its not sustainable from a security perspective, our education system, our health care systems. This has to be enforced. I dont think its u
i fell like it s just what he s doing wrong, what he s doing wrong and nobody s really talking about what am i gonna do? reporter: no clear winner for many right now. in houston, madalyn rivera, fox news. dana: he s been here since 2000. came to texas to cover the george w. bush presidential campaign. how has texas changed politically in that time, 18 years? it s been fascinating. when i got here, it was, the republicans were on the verge of taking over the texas house. they did in 2003. first time since reconstruction. george w. bush was headed to the white house. rick perry became governor. now we re at a point where the predicted purple state, will texas become purple? will democrats finally strike back and take over?
13-year-old jayme closs has been missing since her parents were killed one week ago. john bolton in russia for high level talks as the kremlin gives a frosty reception to president trump s announcement that he plans to pull out of a cold war era treaty with moscow. what s on the mind of voters? madalyn rivera went to a high school football game friday night to find out. enjoy the game. reporter: it s friday night and there s no place these folks would rather be than northwest houston. this showdown has been the talk. right there. reporter: but it s not the only face-off that s not them talking. on the heels of ted cruz and