leaders in congress, are to pretend didn t happen. is that just mitch mcconnell s nature? what has to happen for something to get done? tell me what you saw when you watched the press conference today. reporter: well, mitch mcconnell knows when you re the leader, a party in the senate, you ll take shots. that s part of the job, a guy who takes incoming fire and allows your caucus to get things done. the two men appearing side-by-side today was politically smart or at least acknowledgement of political reality. their goals in most cases are the same and desperately need each other to get any of them done. on tax reform, they cannot have the same problems they had on health care. if they re sniping back and forth at each other day after day it s gawk to be that much more difficult to get done. you heard some of that today. the president praising mitch mcconnell. saying he s the guy to get it done on all of these issues and put a bunch of additional issues on mitch mcconnell s plate n
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man, on the first day of law school whose name was norman francis. norman was better looking, faster, smarter than everybody else. i asked my father. well he informed me. taught what it was look to walk in somebody else s shoes. he said i wasn t just fighting for norman. i was fighting for my right to be with my friend. and weep just kind of group in that ethos. i scant remember, i had written in the book. a number of examples throughout our life. white people have been very angry at us you experienced that as a kid. no, i did. when i was 13 years old. back then it was white people in the council chamber, really, trying to get after the city of new orleans. the city was becoming majority. african-american. way on its way to it. and there were, rabid people. you know, in the streets. yelling and screaming about integration. the story its that, that one afternoon. at 8th period. father harry thompson. the same priest that helped start this facili
president sits down with kim jong-un. but on this day, three americans who were in prison in north korea yesterday are on the way home. and there is no nothing else to say except a good deal for america and great deal for these americans and good for you, mr. president, right? no question. they are flying as we speak with the secretary of state. there s going to be an arrival ceremony sometime after the early morning hours. and the president said he s going to be there. he wants to celebrate this as an accomplishment and sit an accomplishment. and it does set the way for the summit. the president ruled out the dmz. he said it s not going to be there. singapore is the most likely site that will be announced. but no question, this is going to lead to, you know, a historic session between these two leaders, which i was skeptical was ever going to happen, when the president walked into that
briefing room and agreed to that. the outcome, though, is impossible to predict. the stakes a
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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robert mueller is not. see you in a bit. here onset for another day, dan goldman, an msnbc legal analyst along with our pal nbc news reporter carol lee. it is less hot than it has been all week. you picked a good day to be here. dan, let me start with you, if you look at what each side wants, they are both looking for leverage. and the sticking point, one of them seems to be this idea much an in person interview. what is the framing behind that? the trump team wants questions on collusion only and special counsel wants to hear about it all. i think rudy giuliani is trying to figure out a way to drum up some leverage because ordinarily the witness of the defendant or target or subject does not have the leverage, the prosecutor does. and but because bob mueller is not talking and rudy giuliani is, he s able he has the whole public domain to make all of his arguments, even though as
a prosecutor, none of them