steer clear of politics. this is outnumbered, i'm sandra smith coming here today, harris faulkner, meghan mccain meghan mccain, a couch first timer, republican strategist and former spokesperson for president george w. bush, mercedes schlapp, welcome. >> mercedes: i'm glad to be out of the swamp. >> sandra: of course today's #oneluckyguy, eric bolling. by the way, his new book goes on sale in june. welcome back. always good to have you. you need to be reminded that you are outnumbered. >> eric: i am outnumbered, but what a great day. so much going on. >> sandra: let's get right to it. today's big hearing on russian meddling, saying they will go wherever the intelligence leads us. richard burr and mark warner announcing they will pressure 20 people over time. among them, president trump's son-in-law, jared kushner who serves as a white house senior advisor. paul manna fort and possibly michael flynn. meantime, senator warner giving a preview of heart how far rusn interference went. >> if you google russian hacking, he wouldn't get fox or abc or "new york times," what you get is 4 o

today, harris faulkner, sandra smith, rachel campos-duffy, and guy benson and your outnumbered and purple fie fied. >> harris: congrats on your northwestern wildcats, my frien friend! >> meghan: unfortunately, we've got a get started. let's get started with attorney general jeff sessions. the white house and the doj pushing back hard on reports that he lied to congress during his confirmation hearing. sessions, saying he never met with any russian officials during the campaign on campaign related issues, the white house calling the story "the latest attack by partisan." democrats want sessions to redesign and a special prosecutor to be repointed. here's chuck schumer. >> there can be cannot be the a of doubt about the partiality about the top general of the land. it's clear that general sessions does not meet that test. because the department of justice should be encroached for the good of the country, attorney general sessions should resign. >> meghan: john roberts joins us with more. john come anyhow. they've stone for us? >> what he said during his confirmation hearing, when sen

meghan mccain. here today, harris faulkner, sandra smith, eboni williams, and mike huckabee. sir, you are outnumbered. >> mike: we could get on the seesaw and the four of you could get on one side and i could get on the other side and it might balance. it's great to be back with you guys. a lot of fun. always fun. >> meghan: a big news day. we begin with what is not a quiet friday in washington. former national security advisor michael flynn, who was fired for lying about conversations with the russians now wanting immunity from congress in exchange for his testimony. the retired general has president trump backing him. "mike flynn should ask for immunity in that this is a witch hunt, excuse for big election loss, by media and dems, of historic proportion!" meantime, nancy pelosi believes it's a bit premature to be talking immunity. >> we don't want people thinking the justice department cannot make the case they want against him. this is a violation of the law, what that could lead to, i really don't want to think that it's about flint to get the president. this is about flynn and flynn.

. i'm sandra smith. here today, harris faulkner, meghan mccain, melissa francis, and today's #oneluckyguy, we are so lucky to have them back with us, the host of "the o'reilly factor," mr. bill o'reilly is here. by the way, bill's new bucket, "old school: life in the sane" is out in stores today. it's already a best seller on amazon. we congratulate you and we remind you you are outnumbered. >> bill: i know and i'm outnumbered and i'm very frightened. the >> harris: we love having you. >> bill: i hope you'll be very gentle. >> sandra: we'll see what that means. the call growing warehouse intelligence chairman devin nunes to either recuse himself from probes into russia's meddling in the election and possible ties to the trauma campaign and the kremlin or step down and entirely. this after the congressman revealing he visited the white house grounds the day after before announcing incidental surveillance of the trump team. he says his source provided intelligence that the spy agencies have may inadvertently captured president trump and his associates during routine visits with

"outnumbered." ever harris faulkner. sandra smith, mccain and kennedy herself. and we welcome back judge alex. you know him well. he's outnumbered. good to have you here. >> great to be here. >> glad you're here. >> good to have you here. >> next time, bring the sunshine. >> i can't believe you have lousy weather. >> shall we get to the news? >> absolutely. >> we begin with president trump spreading the blame for the collapse of the gop's replacement of obamacare. the president is criticizing conservative lawmakers and think tanks. his tweets are such. shock waves reverberating throughout washington. one member of the freedom caucus, ted poe, resigned from the group this weekend. he said the time has come for the caucus to stop saying no all the time. here he is. >> sometimes you're going to have to say yes. so i was not going to vote no because obamacare is now the law of the land. it's a disaster. so i think it was unfortunate that even though changes and we were included, the freedom caucus decided that no was going to be the answer. i think at some time we're going to have to say yes. we'

down entirely. what he said about that, just a short time ago. can he weather this storm? >> harris: and the truck bed administration is cracking down on sanctuary cities. the democratic mayor is now vowing to fight back. who is right? >> sandra: all that plus our #oneluckyguy. it is bill o'reilly today. he has a new book, so much to talk about with him. please join us at the top of the hour. >> eric: see you in about 10 minutes from now. president trump about to make good on a campaign promise to undo obama air and environmental regulations. that will nearly completely unraveled the former president's agenda on the environment. supporters say it will help the economy and bring back jobs. critics are slamming the president's moves, saying the actions will harm the environment, accelerate global warming, and to do lasting damage to our planet. was the impact? we have the former chair of the missouri republican party. leslie marshall, syndicated radio host, political analyst, and fox news contributor. leslie, let me start with you. in reversing some of these changes, it's not a surpri

have a huge impact on what happens next. this is "outnumbered" i'm harris faulkner here today with sandra smith. meghan mccain and melissa francis. today's one lucky guy. you're outnumbered though. >> i'm happy to be that. >> we have so much legally to break down. right on time. let's get to the news. the federal bean counters at the congressional budget office are set to tell us how much the gop's healthcare plan will cost. exactly how many people it will cover in the democrats already warning that millions of people will be cast off their healthcare plan. but republicans are down playing the significance of what the cbo may find. saying it's gotten things wrong before. >> the cbo was right about obamacare to begin with. there will be eight million people on obama kai. i love the folks at the cbo. >> one thing i'm certain will happen. cbo will say, not as many people will get covered. this isn't a government mandate. this is no the what the government makes you buy what you think to buy. >> one of the founders of the conservative house freedom caucus is still on board with the gop

should get the job. you didn't hear people complaining when clean elizabeth named william and harry princes princess. princes. >> tom: before you go, can i ask you one last question? what do you russian president vladimir putin saying he did not interfere with the election? >> great real news, like "red eye" with tom shillue, validates everything i have been saying all along. i have no ties to russia, i have never been to russia. i never even saw rocky four. only one, two, three, and five. >> tom: would you say that the news media is not going to listen to pollution? >> if anyone knows whether he messed with our sacred elections, it's vladimir putin. >> tom: thank you so much, thanks for being here. >> can you change your panel in the middle of the show? i would say wash them out. >> tom: thank you, mr. president. >> his hands have grown. >> tom: look, jimmy, trump is getting it from all sides, what do you think of the putin thing? he came out and set it, plain as day, "i didn't do anything." >> i thought he came out in that shirtless horse photo. [laughter] >> second coming out. >>

couch. >> harris: i don't want to leave the couch either. foxnews.com/"outnumbered" click on the overtime tab to watch us pop up also on facebook live outnumbered on fnc. great to watch you this >> fox news alert, we are awaiting information on the congressional investigation into russia's interference in the 2016 2016 election. speesecond the top democrat and republican on the senate intelligence committee are said to address that media 90 minutes from now. recovering out of the news, this is speethirty. more democrats now are stopping this up in court nominee, with this because a showdown over neil gorsuch in senate? in the white house expected to overturn internet privacy laws put in place by president obama. how that could affect you. plus... >> it was a big boom, and i thought it was a clap of thunder. >> eric: deadly soup vere weather across the southern plains, where the storms are he8 hours, it is all happening now. the 3 >> we begin with a fox news alert from capitol hill where battles are brewing over the investigation into russian meddling into our presidential electio

. it's called the nuclear option. if democrats don't like it, they have harry reid to blame for it, a simple majority may confirm gorsuch. >> eric: they think ten democrats could flip. >> absolutely. ads are being run trying to influence the democrats. >> eric: meanwhile, the democrats as you mentioned think that he's scalia jr. what about his conservative -- >> it's a mistake to think he's a clone of antonin scalia. couple reasons. we heard him say that the right to an abortion is the law of the land under roe versus wade. it's a strong precedent. that belies the promise of donald trump during the campaign that his nominee would reverse roe versus wade. and two uva professors analyzed him and said, you know what? he's actually among the most liberal of republican appointees. on issues like immigration and employment discrimination, he's surprisingly moderate. look, he could be like a blackman or a warren or suitor or stephens and be a liberal and knock a conservative. >> eric: thanks. we'll be right back. i have tried so hard to forget what it felt like when someone told me i had col

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clear of politics. this is outnumbered, i'm sandra smith coming here today, harris faulkner, meghan mccain meghan mccain, a couch first timer, republican strategist and former spokesperson for president george w. bush, mercedes schlapp, welcome. >> mercedes: i'm glad to be out of the swamp. >> sandra: of course today's #oneluckyguy, eric bolling. by the way, his new book goes on sale in june. welcome back. always good to have

option is going to be used? >> i hope not. harry reid, when he changed the rules, did not do the supreme court at my suggestion. i said it's an important position. i said cabinet too but he didn't listen to me. it's so important, you should get 60 votes. >> bret: you've known donald trump for a long time. he recalled how he helped democrats. despite the politics and the political evolution, do you observe any differences between the man you knew and the man who is now president? >> i will tell you have a lot of his personality traits are the same, whether you like them or not. as a president and president-elect he has moved further to the right and how he campaigned. >> bret: can you negotiate with him? >> certainly if he recognizes our values are here and negotiating doesn't mean we're going to do this which he did move all the way over there. >> bret: senator schumer, we appreciate the time. >> thank you. great to be with you. the one we asked folks in the fox news poll about the opinion of the senate minority leader. 31% of democrats say they have never heard of senator schumer. we wi

. harry reid, when he changed the rules, did not do the supreme court at my suggestion. i said it's an important position. i said cabinet too but he didn't listen to me. it's so important, you should get 60 votes. >> bret: you've known donald trump for a long time. he recalled how he helped democrats. despite the politics and the political evolution, do you observe any differences between the man you knew and the man who is now president? >> i will tell you have a lot of his personality traits are the same, whether you like them or not. as a president and president-elect he has moved further to the right and how he campaigned. >> bret: can you negotiate with him? >> certainly if he recognizes our values are here and negotiating doesn't mean we're going to do this which he did move all the way over there. >> bret: senator schumer, we appreciate the time. >> thank you. great to be with you. the one we asked folks in the fox news poll about the opinion of the senate minority leader. 31% of democrats say they have never heard of senator schumer. we will have more exchanges with the panel.

right. laura: we need that warmth up here. kelly: we sure do. harris harris an accidental shooting injures two children outside a chuck event cheese in ft. worth, texas. a boy was playing with a gun after finding it in his parents' vehicle in the parking lot. the gun discharged injuring the boy in the hand and striking his 3-year-old brother in the back. doctors say they are expected to be okay. kelly: california cautiously opening the floodgates, so to speak, on the damaged oroville dam. we told you about it last month, the main spillway had been shut off for nearly a month after a massive crack appeared in the dam wall. a massive amount of boulders and debris then filled the space, they actually flew it in with helicopters which shut down the power plant, and it's a short-term fix for now with more repairs slated for this summer. authorities there forced thousands of evacuations after a rush of show and heavy rain. laura: and two people including a georgia middle schoolteacher arrested in a $6 million drug bust. authorities say two women were arrested in a home where officials fo

simple majority. you can send your recriminations or thanks to harry reid. >> neil: amazing. there's some precedent with supreme court justs. we have carrie here, that worked under clarence thomas that was approved by a 52-48 vote, which is the break down now oddly enough of the senate. how do you think this goes? >> thomas' confirmation that filibusters are a novelty. this isn't something that was ever done historically. this has never been done in the history for a supreme court justice. it wasn't done since 2003 when becomes did it against bush. and it's really shocking to see the democrats are willing to take themselves to a new low. claire mccaskill complaining about the polarization of this thing and she's jumping on board with chuck schumer's plan for gridlock four to eight years. she acknowledged gorsuch is a main street democrat. it's amazing to me that they'll will throw caution to the wind to say hey, we're going to block every one despite the fact that there's never been this kinds of -- >> neil: i'm sorry. are you under the impression that a deal has been mad and maybe t

. first movie she ever made was trouble with harry in 1955, she was 19 years old when she made that movie with alfred hitchcock but sitting down with this movie, her character wants to control everything in her life so she tries to reach out to a newspaper obituary writer and have the obituary written before she passes away, i spoke about her name. always fascinating that her brother, warren beatty chose beatty as his acting last name but mcclain chose shirley mcclain. why was that? i spoke to her and amanda cyprus about why she chose mcclain. 's >> obviously your brother warren beatty, i am wondering how you decided to go with mcclain. >> very good question, go back to washington, my first name is shirley mcclain beatty and i wanted to honor my mother and change the spelling because she was always called mclean. warren added one tea to beatty, he didn't like people saying beatty. >> the actual name is henry warren beatty, but adding the second t kept people from saying beaty. abby: what a great interview. another movie we are talking about, calm. >> and amazing year for films. the

?im >> bill: does the name harry reid mean anything to you? there is no bar. they're all in business to destroy one another. >> unhelpful is what i would say. >> bill: ridiculous that people are embarrassed by usa. far left loons like senator murphy are embarrassed. that's true. you can find them in every country. but the consensus is what? >> murphy, i think he is trying to be the foreign policy voice for democrats. but that's a big statement to make to say that our allies are embarrassed. if you're going to make a statement like that cannot back it up with some evidence. >> no, he doesn't. he doesn't have to back it up. >> has he called our leaders to ask how they feel about the country right now? >> bill: of course he doesn't. the american press isn't going to hold them to the fire, not going to say, that's irresponsible. we are probably the only show doing this segment tonight. doesn't have to back up anything. all he has to do is throw bomb after bomb after bomb.b. >> what does that lead to, bill? >> bill: chaos. >> ultimately they need to win elections to make a difference. >>

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harris, fox news. >> shannon: west virginia senator joe manchin and north dakota heidi heitkamp are the first two democrats to say they will vote to confirm president trump's nominee to the supreme court. the announcements come as claire mccaskill says there is political risk in filibustering the vote on neil gorsuch. she said it would lead republicans to change senate rules, making it easier to push through another justice later. all three senators come from states mr. trump carried in the election and are up for reelection next year. a tsa worker in atlanta has been fired for missing a loaded gun in a passenger's carry-on bag. the passenger noticed she had brought her gun with her and she told officers. she was then arrested. tsa officials say that worker who missed the handgun was already on probation. dow gained a 69. s&p 500 finished ahead. nasdaq jumped 17. a sexual assault case involving two illegal immigrants is gaining national attention with its graphic and sometimes lurid details being released to the public. doug mckelway has latest on the case we have to warn you, some of t

harry reid planned to file a closer motion to take it to a vote, it was then senator and now current attorney general jeff sessions who stopped him and said, i have a high standard before i would attempt to block an up or down vote and asked senator reid to proceed with a vote without the need for overcoming in republican filibuster peer judge gorsuch has met with most of the senate democratic caucus. he has gone through days of hearings and answered probing questions. he has eminent qualified and deserves the deference and consideration from the minority senate democrats that president obama's selections were given once they had gone through the confirmation process. if you things i want to highlight p last night, the president announced his intent to nominate the assistant attorney general of the antitrust division at the department of justice. this morning, we announce the president's declaration of a major disaster in the state of nevada and ordered federal assistance to supplement recovery efforts in the areas affected by severe storms, flooding, and mudslides this past february

. >> martha: i want to point out that kemal harris, who is now a senator, began this relationshie charges, or the beginning of this process. she also got a fair amount of donations to her campaign from planned parenthood, which many, mostly democrats, do. >> also, it is important to note that in a congressional hearing said that this was nonconfidential conversations that were happening. they did not break privacy laws. they didn't break hippo laws, public conversations that were happening between dave and lisa and a abortion providers. when you look at the fact that some planned parenthood officials believe that they could have broken the federal law for selling baby parts for profit, the fact that the comments they made it, want a lamborghini -- they are still investigating it -- they are having an ongoing investigation on this issue. these are investigations that are happening across the country. i don't think this -- >> in addition to the 13 -- another eight states considered investigation and found that there was nothing there and it wasn't worth going forward. >> martha: we need to

senator lindsey graham. pretty bold claim. harris? julie, excuse me. julie: that's okay. let me ask you, how is former president obama reacting to all this? obviously, he's being accused of something pretty serious. any word from him? >> reporter: well, he actually a spokesbeman, and it was really interesting, though, because it was not quite as ironclad of a denial as perhaps it could have been. here's the full statement from this spokesman. quote with: a cardinal rule of the obama administration was that no white house official ever interfered with any independent investigation led by the department of justice. as part of that practice be, neither president obama nor any white house official ever ordered surveillance on any u.s. citizen. any suggestion otherwise is completely false. there you have the spokesman saying neither he, there are the white house ordered any wiretapping inside trump tower, but he doesn't mention the fbi or the department of justice, and, you know, it's not really his place to do so, but it still kind of leaves the door open there. not quite as ironclad of

time. >> who are these people? >> harry reid did it. >> who are these people? >> said it worked. so what happened with donald trump -- the american didn't buy it, you guys, the democratic party. >> richard, character assassination is a great place to start. we will leave it right there. richard fowler and lawence, appreciate it. tim alan taking on his liberal friends. >> you don't believe what everybody believes it's like 30's germany. i don't know what happens. >> more from the actor about the hollywood backlash he's now receiving. are you staying up late tossing and turning suffering from nightmares and bing eating because donald trump is president of the united states? probably not but some liberals are and the article about it is insane. we are going to bring it to you. and let the good times roll. our own sandra smith, she's playing ball in studio with a national champion. she's going to beat him. we will see how that goes. she's going to put her skills. come on, sandra. sandra: come on hey, need fast heartburn relief? try cool mint zantac. it releases a cooling sensation in yo

harry reid to an outspoken party. >> the speaker of the house has not been up front with the president about the number of votes the measure has now. senator rand paul breitbart, paul ryan i think is selling it to the white house and telling the white house it's a piece of cake. it's a done deal. i don't think that's an accurate depiction of things. at the white house they're using the presidential bowling alley to pick up support for the replacement measure. mick mulvaney is inviting skeptical caucus members to bowl and eat pizza tuesday and many plan to attend but across the aisle many are surprised many republicans are still not on the same page about the american health care act. >> they have a chance to put something forward in the dark of nights. you think in seven years they would have come up with something better than what they've done. >> the marathon mark-up sessions on the hill continue. committees are going line by line. ways and means started at 10:30 am yesterday and went to 4:00 am this morning. the energy and commerce committee also started at 10:30 am yester

to fire him but were afraid to. harry truman accused him of black mail and i think there's a sense of these guys being above the law themselves and being unaccountable to anybody the ten-year term and comey saying you're stuck with me. he doesn't intend to leave. that's a brazen thing to do and last week when president trump said he was wiretapped comey apparently went around the fbi and justice department demanding the justice department issue a denial and we only know that because comey leaked it. everybody had the story comey was furious and credulous and that's a big move and somebody with a lot of power no longer accountable. >> shannon: where do you see it match up? if it comes to a head between president trump and the fbi director how's that play out? you mentioned j. edgar hoover and five presidents wanting to get rid of him and afraid and if there's comments that there's an fib administration not the best time to be getting rid of the fbi director. >> it goes to the point. should a president of the united states be afraid to fire an fbi director because the fbi director wi

different than what nancy pelosi and harry reid did and they did all the dirty work. the problem with our leadership now is they need a consensus. they need the votes counted before they bring something out. i thought it was a mistake and they need to do it better. >> shannon: that put the brakes on things friday. good to see you both. thank you joining us. >> bill: and it's beautiful outside. >> it's rainy and gray. it's amazing. it's all perception. goes to politics. we heard on your show, republicans are moving ahead despite the setback on repealing and replacing obamacare. up next the big tax overall and we'll talk about that and what happens now to health care as we know it. is it really in a death spiral? a healthy debate on that, pun intended, top of the hour. >> bill: i think we saw that has no alibi. see you in ten minutes. >>> could a move to vegas be in the cards for the nfl. whoa. a green light by the owners might come today so they say. >> bill: so the nfl now ready to roll the dice on the oakland raiser proposed to relocate to las vegas. the raiders. the league expect to vot

typical growing pains from being an opposition party, fighting barack obama and nancy pelosi and harry reid to a governing party. and now we are translating that legislation, that plan into a bill. look, i'm really excited. brian: so what i essentially am getting from this is do you remember obamacare passed as an outline not a detailed bill. kathleen siebe wrote the whole thing with input obviously. steve: on christmas eve in harry reid's office. ainsley: nancy pelosi said we will read it after it passes. brian: because they hadn't written it yet. that's the key. it's there we haven't showed you. we haven't outlined it in detail yet. what tom price is saying and he knows the inside like nobody else plus he is a doctor. now is he is secretary. put the ones in that are conservative principles. he has to sell that plan not only to us the american people. he also has to show the freedom caucus and other conservatives. i have to pass it this way for legislative purposes. it's got to go to the senate and work. i will put in the conservative principles i have been talking about for seven and

going to do the nuclear option because harry reid did it. harry reid was wrong. absolutely dead wrong. and i said that, and i'm the only one still standing that voted against what he did. but two wrongs don't make a right and my colleagues would take that off the table, maybe it would move us together. brian: okay. >> we just have to work on it. brian: we had a big get together at the white house, and you thought it was groundbreaking because democrats and republicans were talking to each other. but something else happened during the day. what happened for the coal miners tangible, what tangibly changed yet? >> let's talk about this first. this is the first president in my time that i can remember that has come out and really acknowledged and thanked the hard-working men and women in the coal mines and coal mining community that have done what they done and contributed to this country. president trump said thank you for what you've done. i haven't forgotten you, i'm going to help you all i can to help you get back to work. he took away the unnecessary rulings. we did not throw the env

actress. i loved her in harry potter. i don't think she was the right fit for this role. andy not feel her connection with the beast. on the other hand, there are two characters in the film, gaston and lafu. they are the best part of this movie. i sat down to talk about a funny scene where they gaston and spells him for the first time. watch this. >> give me of examples of things did you to make him break. >> the one with the one that says you are illiterate. right? g-a-s-t-t. there's another t. i have never said this out loud. i have never actually spelled it out loud before. >> the gentleman on the left was also olaf in frozen. amazing actor. josh gad. he is fantastic. the movie is not as good as the original film. the 1990 much better. i wish they had a stronger actress for belle. ainsley: come to life like animated version. >> totally. you have ian playing cotion worth. emma thompson. ainsley: no angela lands burrbury? >> not in this one. the supporting cast is better than the leading cast in this movie. brian: i levied her in murder shmurdershe wrote. i heard they bailed out

only $29.95. pete: james harris jackson traveled to new york city with the motive to kill black people. after he stabbed and killed a man in times square new york city mayor bill de blasio had his own idea of the suspect's motive, an atmosphere of hate created by president trump. >> the challenge here is that a dynamic of hatred has been growing in this country over the last year or more, particularly come out in the open after the election. it's clearly related to the rhetoric of donald trump and even other candidates during the presidential election that have unleashed forces of hate all over the country. pete: does mayor blawz believe this. here to discuss is lawrence jones. obviously a tragic story. pure and outright racism, yet, mayor de blasio says it's trump's fault. what do you say to that? >> this is the democrats not learning from their mistake in the past election. any time we have a failed policy from the democratic party, then they start to spread this whole racism thing or gender politics. this identity politics. and i think they should learn from their lesson in t

passed by teddy red blood cell very late, franklin red blood cell very late, or harry truman. and that's why it was so hard for barack obama to do it. look at dave brad who spent 20 years as a economics professor. he said believe me. by rejecting this, we're doing donald trump a favor because premiums are going to go up. not to confuse you. donald trump wants it out of the way, softball a lot of people. but if we get it out of the way the wrong way as a country, that party will be to blame. steve: but this particular bill as it stands today is not what a lot of people vote for. ainsley: that's why people blame the obama administration and that's why president trump won. but they're still blaming him for the problems of obamacare. brian: he wants to make it better. steve: he wants to make it great again. did you hear about that? ainsley: let's hand it over to abby. good morning. abby: we do have news coming into our newsroom, president trump's former campaign chairman fighting back despite reports that he worked for the kremlin, this comes that paul manafort was secretly involved w

finally when republicans retaliate a little bit, especially after that 2013 "nuclear option" from harry reid, oh, they're squealing like this is some great, great injustice. maybe they should have won a couple of elections and not spent the last 30 years doing this hardcore political hard ball which they have. it is laughable watching them say, this is somehow on the republicans. ainsley: throw in one more for a bonus round. dr. evelyn farkas, former deputy assistant secretary of defense for president obama, she was the one came out at beginning of march they were trying to get as much information as possible on then mr. trump who was running for president. this is what she said. this is the reason that she said she did that yesterday. listen to this, guy, we'll get your reaction. >> you actually said i knew that there was more, i became very worried because not enough was coming out into the open, and i knew that there was more. and then you actually, then said that's why you have all the leaking to make sure we get it out? >> i was referring to the motivation, because there had been a

. terminix. defenders of home. pete: welcome back with quick headlines. you could soon land at harry reid airport. nevada democrats are pushing to remain the las vegas airport after the former liberal senator. currently it bears the name of patrick who democrats consider who-to-have racist ties in the 1930s. and millennials, well, they have got a new role model. the left rallying around auntie maxine watters. the california congresswoman embracing the role saying quote they do call my auntie maxine. i love that, i embrace that i'm going to be their auntie. remember when she called herself a palestine? >> i'm a palestine force. i recognize it as i was a palestine once, no longer of course, but i love what you are doing. pete: of course she was never a palestine because she was born in 1938. small detail. abby: everyone wants to be palestine. millennial. clayton: bomb slel saying that he has found evidence or something he saw in these documents or something that someone. pete: something was brought to him, yes. clayton: ing so was brought to him. he hasn't seen the documents yet though