the length of paid parental leave. joining us now is garrett haake, weekend today co-host peter alexander, ashley parker, and robert gibbs. garrett, starting with you on the hill. we heard from joe manchin today. what more can you tell us about where things stand on manchin watch? he would be the least of the problems right now. he continues to discuss what his red lines are or are not. and he put a little frame work around his top line spending number that might be useful for people to listen about. here he is talking about the scope of spending. i don t know for sure, we re all negotiating and in good faith i think you have to keep all options open. i think $1.5 is fair because we just did $1.9 and we did $2.1. there you hear a conservative democratic senator talking like a conservative about the money that will be spent here. but from our reporting today the bigger problem may not be the spending, it may be the revenue. i for the life of me cannot square the optimism
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but there s no doubt the white house is watching this unfold just across the river. he was the president s campaign chairman at a crucial time to help get those delegates on board and make sure there wasn t a revolt at the campaign. and now if robert mueller didn t have any success, i think it is going to be a big success for the president because look at what he s got on the table against manafort. 18 counts of tax evasion and bank fraud, 35 potential witnesses for their prosecution, 500 pieces of evidence. yeah, i mean, paul manafort is low-hanging fruit as far as this probe goes. this should be a slam dunk for robert mueller. if he doesn t make the basket, to belabor the metaphor, that will be an enormous fluke. the other thing i think this really draws out is donald trump know this doesn t directly
implicate him, but it does draw out he s surrounded himself essentially with crooks or at the very least very seedy
watching she s like them too. actually all of you guys, phil rucker, reverend al, jess, john, you guys are all goats of a way and my goat we mean the greatest of all time. that does it for this hour. i was in for nicolle wallace. she will be back next week and you all will be glad. speaking of g.o.a.t.s, mtp daily starts now. heilemann, you got me to quickly google the men who stare at goats. do you remember that movie? i thought it was going to be extraordinarily funny and, well, i can t quote a single line from it other than the title. i can t believe you actually that is what this made you think of but i m glad that it did and that s the kind of movie that you are the ultimate netflix customer. john heilemann, i think of you as one of the men who stare at goats. have a great weekend, chuck. thank you, sir. if it s friday, is the president feeling the heat?
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hey, have a good rest of the day. outnumbered starts right now. let s begin with a fox news alert, the stakes are high today as voters are headed to the polls for primaries in several states. ohio s special election is getting some special attention. the house race for a seat the gop has held for decades is viewed as a big test for president trump s kingmaking abilities. or queenmaking. and may give us a preview of how the mid-term elections will shape up. you re watching outnumbered on a tuesday. i m harris faulkner, melissa francis, senior fellow for the independent women s voice, syndicated radio talk show host and fox news contributor and opinionist, leslie markel. joining us, fox & friends weekend co-host pete hegseth
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They need to have any real effect nearterm or long term. are you seeing similarities and would passing these bills now be enough to save terry mccauliffe. he believe that s it would be a boost to him. i think it would be a boost because these are going to be base turnout elections. one thing i would tell democrats is that look, the biden plan is way ahead of where obama was at this point. we didn t sign health care reform until mid to late march in 2010. so i think they made remarkable progress. the other similarity that i see, and i think you will watch and you will see this happening with