and is the big guy mentioned in an e-mail that was to get a 10 percent cut of that deal. he also claims he personally witnessed joe biden discussing business deals with his son contradicting claims by the former vice president saying quote i've seen vice president biden saying he never talked to hunter about his business. i've seen firsthand that that's not true because it wasn't just hunter's business, they said they were putting the family name and the legacy on the line chief white house correspondent don roberts has more from nashville. >> good afternoon to you. the first time we have heard publicly from tony a former lieutenant he says he was the ceo of the company that involve hunter biden and jim biden the former vice president brother. he also says that there chinese partners in this companies cef see an energy company were not looking for a return on investment, they were looking a this deal is an influence or political investment. he was the primary recipient of an e-mail that fox news has bee reporting on from several days now one in which it was laid ou the percentages of who would receive what in this deal with chinese energy company, which also described 10 percent for the big guy. in a statement, he tells us tha the reference to the big guy an the much-publicized may 13th of 2017 e-mail is in fact the reference to joe biden. hunter biden called his dad the big guy, or my chairman and frequently referenced asking hi for his signoff advice on various potential deals that we were discussing. the senate homeland security an governmental affairs committee have requested documents relate to bobulinski's business dealings with that biden's. fox news have also obtained all of those documents. there are hundreds of them. we are beginning the process of going through them. among them is a text message in which bobulinski thanks jim biden for arranging a meeting with joe biden at the beverly hills hotel. may of 2017 is long after joe biden left office for the documents also include an e-mai regarding possible domestic contacts for the business venture, the list includes a number of prominent democrats including kamala harris, chuck schumer, bill de blasio, and gavin newsom. it also includes the republican senator from florida, rick scott , however there is nothing in these documents to suggest that people on that list were ever contacted or we're ever involved in that business adventure. fox news has also confirmed tha hunter biden's laptop and the hard drive were dropped off at the computer repair shop in wilmington, delaware were and are rather in the possession of the fbi, and we're somehow connected to an investigation o potential money laundering back in late 2019. it's unclear though whether tha investigation is continuing int money laundering or whether hunter biden was directly connected with that investigation. we do know that that laptop was a part of it all of this expected to play into tonight's debate in many different ways and we will find out more on that as the day unfolds. harris? >> absolutely. that is an important part of al of this because it could be a time when joe biden would have to respond to some of what's going on. john roberts, thank you for starting us off today. your watching outnumbered, i'm harris faulkner. here today editor of. former white house press secretary and author of speakin for myself, sarah sanders. and executive director of serve service america pac, fox news contributor as well, we heart. in the center virtual seat, fox news cheese pulled chief political effort, both brett an katie are obviously in the beautiful state of tennessee fo tonight's big debate. i saw you on a farm with martha those pictures were fabulous. >> i'm not wearing the pinstrip suit on the barn anymore. >> i like it. i'm a girl that likes to dress up. speaking of nashville, and you just heard me say to john roberts, what could come up is now with more information comin up, and we always say we follow the facts and that's what we're doing for it were reporting the as they pop up. do you think that comes up as a topic for the moderator or president trump tonight? >> it's coming up. it might be president trump who brings it up, and the question is how much, listen, this is no longer a come out we were alway looking into the authenticity and checking things out, now yo have someone on the record and he is putting his name behind all of this, providing all of this documentation that he confirms is accurate as a business partner of hunter biden , and we're digging through these text messages, and these e-mails where he refers to his father is the chairman, and he refers to him as the big guy. now, for anyone who says you can't say this is a story, it i a story. it will be surprising if it's not picked up other places. it definitely is coming up, but probably from president trump tonight. >> katie, it is a story. we are pulling it altogether. i'm curious if this is the type of thing that you see as a closing argument for president trump? >> certainly the campaign is going to use this. they always send out a question of the day for that biden campaign and the question today on the day of the debate is whether he will double down on this idea that he was not involved or did not even speak to hunter biden about his business dealings. in terms of this coming up tonight at the debate, i think for the moderate sake it would be good for her credibility to bring it up because it is a story. there are people on the record. we have document evidence. the fbi is involved, for her to bring it up would be good for her credibility especially give what we've seen in previous debates. this is not necessarily just about hunter biden as his been asked lane or used as an excuse to not cover the story, joe biden has been specifically saying for a long time now on the record multiple times that he was not involved with this, did not talk to hunter biden about this. that is clear and obvious that there are allegations and dominium that he was very much involved and he owes the american people an excellent nation about why his story has changed and why the evidence shows about what him saying about not being involved isn't true anymore. >> sarah, you know, i'm looking at tony bobulinski and the information we have come up wit his military background. he has self has said i'm grandson of intelligence officer . the brother of a 28 year career naval officer. as serve our country for four years and left the navy as lieutenant bobulinski. how much of that matters in terms of what is unfolding in your point of view? >> i think it lends some credibility to his story. like brett said, it makes it a news story now that you have someone out there that is on th record validating some of these accusations and pointing to specific exchanges that he had that both implicate hunter and joe biden. i think the big take away is no just that it exposes hunter biden's corruption, but it potentially exposes joe biden's corruption paid it gives the president i think a great momen two kind of retake the race and change the conversation back to despite the fact that he's an incumbent, to change the conversation back to him being the outsider, the disruptor, th change agent in washington. if we want to continue down the path we been on under the last four years of the president's leadership, the prosperity, safety, insecurity, we have a person for that. if we want to go backwards to the way that washington has always operated, the corrupted status quo, their is a person for that great i think that's the conversation the president should be happening tonight is reframing this race and reminding people that despite the fact that he is the incumbent, he is still the outsider and they change agent that will shake up washington a he has done the last four years. >> so the job of the president tonight as sarah just laid it out will be decidedly different for joe biden. he is doing well in the polls, but it looks free pretty good for your guy and some places. this could sink him, or not? >> i don't think so, harris. allegations are not evidence, and first, we heard the trump campaign and the republicans tr to say that joe biden did something corrupt when he was vice president regarding ukraine , that thread fall apart because there was no evidence now they are pivoting to something that may be joe biden was or wasn't involved with after he was vice president. again there is no evidence that any of this came to for ration or that joe biden was a part of any of this. he will be sure two address it tonight. i think he will also, if donald trump tries to really hammer in on this issue, he will say look i'm an open book, i wasn't involved with my son's business dealings. he may have tried to use my nam at points, but i was never part of it. if we want to talk about corruption and families using their families political connections to get ahead, we have a laundry list of the things they trump children have done while donald trump has bee president to benefit off of that . joe biden i think will answer the questions directly. there is no evidence he's done anything wrong. and put it back on donald trump and say exley why you pay more to china in taxes than you do t america. >> as of follow-up, i would say i would ask one second, brett, would ask as a follow-up then why if you were in charge of a country for his responsibilitie as vice president, did you not know what was going on with somebody who was so close to you . i think that's fair game. to get sorry to interrupt. i was just going to say what yo just said, marie is being contradicted now on the record by this guy who worked alongsid and receive those e-mails. he is saying point-blank that joe biden was involved and was coordinating and was dealing with hunter biden on these business deals. >> but there is no evidence of that, so this allegation. could get there are text messages from everyday. >> there's an allegation on the record, but there's no evidence. joe biden will have to answer the question tonight. there's a big difference betwee some of these allegations that fell apart when he was vice president and what he did on th ukraine and what he might have done after he left the vice presidency. allegations, even just because there on the record don't make them true. >> harris, i don't know if you did this, but they are putting glasses on. let's find out what he's lookin at. >> i'm just reading these text messages. like immanuel is putting down a we're going through these documents that he has provided to the senate committees where they specifically talk about hi chairman, meaning his dad, and he talks about stressing that hunter h does not want to be a reason or a factor that blows u his dad's campaign, things to meet need to be done in the right protective way. every day were getting these text messages, they're not fake. this guy said he had them contemporaneously. you have to look at that at least at face value. >> and want to jump to katie. >> i was going to go through exactly what brett just went through with the evidence and a a minimum, joe biden is clear that he had some involvement here and he has an obligation h wants to be president of the united states, to explain his business dealings heals dealing with hunter biden on very corrupt business and with an adversary of the united states. he has an obligation to expand to the american people while that's irrelevant behavior as vice president and why it does not apply if he wants to be president of the united states. >> quickly, sarah sanders, is there a delicate balance that the president has to put forwar if he has going into tonight's the kinds of facts that brett, katie, and i have talked about freight what is that delicate balance? >> i think he certainly wants the topic to be discussed and i think that katie is right, the moderator should be frankly the one to bring that up if they want to maintain some sense of credibility. this is a big story that cannot be ignored. i think it's a responsibility o the moderator to not start that conversation but if she doesn't i think donald trump has to do that. i think the big thing people want to hear from the president one of the most important messages that he can deliver that is such a stark contrast t joe biden is his message of economic empowerment for every american parade this is a place where the president has such tremendous strength and credibility. he's done a great job of building the economy through historic tax cuts, deregulation historic trade deals over the course of the last four years. you compare that to joe biden's economic plan that would hurt millions of americans, take awa those tax cuts, put unnecessary burdens on businesses. the president has a great message that empowers every american, every demographic, especially suburban women that the president needs to speak to on that message tonight. >> i'm so glad i'm with you guy today. first of all, brett and katie, whatever is behind you is so gorgeous. >> the temperature is great to. >> so good. so is arkansas by the way. i could easily go there to. >> we'll take you any time, harris. >> voting to advance the u.s. supreme court nomination of judge amy coney barrett after democrats chose to boycott the hearing. could the tactics backfired these last few days before the election? 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>> i'm not sure how it factors in. i think it's baked in the cake, this was not a surprise it was going to come out of committee. it's not a surprise that judge barrett will get a vote on the floor where thinking monday. and it's not a surprise that sh will be a justice on the u.s. supreme court. this was more about the dramatics, the rhetoric around the election, and obviously democrats feel this process was not the right way to go around it but if you flip it around an democrats had this vacancy and control of the senate, they would be doing exactly the same thing. the only thing they did by walking out today was republicans and oaken open mic two kind of talk about what the wanted to talk about. >> so, marie, is that right? more than 40 million people hav already voted during this process, so it's a little different. with marit garland, that was in march, not a late october situation. so what do you think about that? would we be looking at somethin similar if the shoe was on the other foot? >> you cannot overestimate the anger and frustration the democrats feel watching 12 days before a presidential election when as you said, over 40 million americans have already voted, contrasted with in 2016 when there were months and months before american started voting and republicans refused to take up marit garland . for the democratic base, the democratic voters, this is such a visceral issue that i don't think you can overestimate that. but it is true, this is going t go through. i think democrats would've move forward with it as well. they tried to move forward with marit garland. so i think after the election, their will be a lot of talk about the court and they are going to hear naca case very soon after the election. they are hearing cases that impact every american and every part of american life. with this justice the court is shifting judicially further to the right which has been mitch m cconnell's goal for decades. >> as we listen to all of that, sarah, what we also know is wha the former and out late justice ruth bader ginsburg said, a president as a president for four years. boom, that's it, not three and half as it was back in the time of marit garland and not three and three quarters as it is right now. >> and i think she's absolutely right not only is the president the president for four years, but voters came out in 2018 and added to the republican majorit in the senate i think they have a constitutional obligation to fulfill their role they have a majority in the senate. the president should be able to nominate and confirm a supreme court justice. let's not forget to how qualified, how highly respected judge barrett is. it's not like they're putting someone who doesn't deserve and shouldn't be on the supreme court. she is one of the most highly respected legal minds in the country by people on both sides. she has every right and should be on that court. i look forward to watching her confirmation take place on monday and for every one of those angry democrats that are out there on the left, their ar hundreds of enthusiastic republicans and conservatives that care about the constitutio and want to see it upheld by people like judge barrett that will be voting on november 3rd is well. i think it will be something that helps puts more of them to come out and vote for the president. >> katie, i want to slide to almost like part two of this discussion and that's whether o not democrats and joe biden would try to pack the court if they are in office after november 3rd. let's watch the democratic member as eventual nominee britt . >> all put together a national commission a bipartisan commission of scholars, constitutional scholars, democrats and republicans, liberal, and conservative and i will ask them to over 180 days come back to me with recommendations as to how to reform the court system because it's getting out of whack. it's not about court packing. there is a number of other things that are constitutional scholars have debated. >> that is i believe from an upcoming episode of 60 minutes. you know, it's interesting because joe biden has said he wasn't going to talk about this and then the issue just blew up it's like he put a blowtorch right on it because he said he wasn't going to answer it. now again on debate day, he's probably going to be asked abou this. >> i actually really like this idea, bipartisan republicans, democrats, liberals, conservatives because he's right , there's been a lot of debate about a whole host of issues including adding appellate courts around the country because the appellate courts are so overworked. about may be making supreme court be term limited so every time one becomes available, it' not political armageddon and we're not relying on when peopl die to fill the seats. i actually think he's saying this isn't important enough issue that we need everyone on both sides of the aisle to look at it and not just for cheap political points by saying yes to court packing or no two cour packing. i think it's a pretty interesting idea. >> katie? >> joe biden is the answer in that 60 minutes interview is an roundabout way to again avoid the question of whether he is for or against court packing, whether he would try to appoint additional supreme court justices for a democratic senat to confirm. he still isn't answering the question in his pushing off the responsibility to a commission as if washington, d.c. doesn't have enough legal scholars to talk about those. about how to reform the system and the term court packing has turned into reform on the democratic side. when it comes to this issue, democrats lose the majority of americans do not want the supreme court to be packed. i think senator mike lee laid i out to stingley today during hi remarks at the hearing when he talked about how democrats are the ones who wrote the rules about blowing up the filibuster and pushing through judicial nominees they are only playing by the rules that democrats put in place and the norms that the have broken to get what they wanted politically throughout this process over the years. >> katie, you said it right there. i hadn't even considered it, that shift, that slide, i'm putting it into something that sounds more benign not calling it expanding, calling it reform. wow. >> at the stage is set for the final presidential debate tonight. >> we will look at the best possible strategies for president trump and joe biden a the debate commission defends their decision to use the mute button on the microphones. incomparable design makes it beautiful. state of the art technology makes it brilliant. the visionary lexus nx. lease the 2021 nx 300 for $359 a month for 36 months. experience amazing. at your lexus dealer. >> the first debate there were interruptions, we have entertained any rules, we have just put in a system where one is talking, just for that two-minute period, the other can't interfere so they get the full two minutes in each of those segments to talk. the rest of the time there's no muting, no buttons to push, the can go at each other the way they want two. >> the cochair of the commissio on presidential debates defending the rules for the final presidential debate. president trump is excited to leave shortly for tennessee where he will face off against joe biden pair tonight, each candidate will have his mic muted during the other debater' initial two-minute answer at th beginning of each segment ensuring that both men have uninterrupted two minutes of speaking time for each topic. both political campaigns were given the option to send someon to monitor who member is controlling the microphones, so far only the trump campaign plans to do so. while the trunk could bring up at the debate, some are urging him to focus instead on his own accomplishments. sarah, you have talked about that portion of it a little bit during this hour. i want to focus in on if you will, the gate, the guard that they have created in this debat commission, and what you think of it and what you think the trump campaign should abdicate for just a even a few hours out. >> i think it works to the presidents advantage. i think joe biden speaking uninterrupted for two minutes i probably going to help the president more than anybody els because when he does that, he typically makes mistakes. he says things that out i think the president would be smart to sit back, let joe biden talk extended periods of time, those two minutes and may be others and make those mistakes. and then call him out after tha happened. i think it's a good thing and would work to the presidents advantage tonight. >> i know, met you and and i spoke for after the first debate , and i was talking about the missed opportunities the president had by sometimes cutting in and not letting joe biden hit those tough questions. as i come to you, this could be a nightmare for joe biden. i remember during the primary debates where he would just run out of stuff to say, and stop talking. he still had time and nobody wa interrupting him at that point, or maybe that's what they're practicing in this five-day list . gate that's right, that's a lon time off the trail, he chose to kind of have a pause and obviously preparing for this debate. i'm not a big fan of you to buttons, but of the ways to do this, it seems like they get their two minutes and then they can open up the discussion and go back and forth. it sounds like we are going to get more complete answers, but remember, these candidates control that time, so they don' have to talk about what the moderator asks, they can say i want to talk about this thing w just talked about so they can use the two minutes the way tha they want two. >> marie, i don't say it lightly , it is tough to be out there for these candidates no matter what. town halls are not debates. this is the closing argument fo joe biden, what is his closing argument? >> joe biden's closing argument is that this is as he's always said it election about what kin of country we want to be. we have 22,825,000 dead americans are in an economic route and all you hear from the president's personal grievances about the media who don't like him going after female governor on twitter and that joe biden i going to say i think tonight that he will be president for all americans, not just democrats, not just republicans but everyone. i think what the biden campaign believes is that the american people of the majority of them are tired of the chaos. they're tired of the nastiness and name-calling. they want a steady hand at the wheel, and that is what the biden campaign has always promoted as his message. >> all right. we will move on. programming reminder, our special coverage of tonight's final debate kicks off at 6:00 p.m. eastern with the man in the middle for today. brett baer along with martha mcallen hosting an in-depth review before the candidates take the stage. to keep it right here on fox news channel and we will see th cool kids for the postdebate analysis. top usf analysis officials say are trying to influence the 202 race. with the director of national intelligence as saying about th integrity of our elections just these two days out from novembe. month a $3,000 a year, what would you do with the money? 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>> i agree with director o'brien . i think that no one should be shocked that he ran, he receive billions of dollars on pallets of cash from the obama and bide administration would want to help biden get back into office. they walked all over that administration unlike the trump administration where they been shut down and challenged at every turn. they want somebody they can wal all over again back in office. i don't think it surprise to anyone that they are trying to influence the election and trying to do. >> in murray of context of the election, the have been more focused on foreign policy, but last night's press conference i the comments from the national security adviser certainly poin out that national security are important issues to the securit of the american people. >> absolutely, katie. i'm glad that the national security professionals are focused on this because it is a real problem. one of the confusing things is that he said that these iranian e-mails were intended to hurt, but the content of the e-mails was telling people to vote for donald trump or else they would be put in harm's way. the content was encouraging people to vote for donald trump so that's perplexing for me. it is concerning obviously that foreign actors feel like there are ways to sew chaos, that there are ways to interfere in our elections. but in terms of voter files, which is what they talked about last night that they may have access to, anyone can buy voter fires, so in terms of whether they were hacked into state election rules, that's not what they said last night, and i think that should give people some indication about their technical capabilities that we know of right now. >> that is a good point. from a journalistic perspective we have heard from a long time from many reports in the media that these reports were being sent by the proud boys group that has expressed support for president trump, but we know from the national security advisor and the national security director that these we're spoofed e-mails. as journalist, what is the responsibility to make sure tha things are being reported accurately and not accredited t people who are not sending them. >> it's important to know where exactly is coming from. we do have enemies that is an enemy, but, and neofascist grou that is dabbling in violence in the united states is not something that people should take lightly. i can understand why people would fear that. but we do need to know the origin. if in fact it wasn't this group it's important to know the truth . it's always important to know the facts. joe biden raising eyebrows when he said about america living up to his ideals. the comments in the backlash ar up next. >> america was an idea, an idea. cleve never lived up to it. >> america was an idea, an idea. we hold these truths to be self-evident. we've never lived up to it, but we've never walked away from it before. i think we have to be more honest, let our kids know as we raise them, what actually did happen. acknowledge our mistakes. so we don't repeat them. >> as both candidates get set t square off tonight in nashville both joe biden facing intense backlash for referring to america as an idea we have neve lived up to. joe biden's closing argument is that america has always been a disappointment? what is he talking about. >> he's talking about the fact that our country's history has been a search for a more perfec union. we haven't always gotten it right, we have had black americans had to fight for thei freedom after slavery. women had to fight for the righ to vote. we have constantly worked in this country to be better and t do better. the idea of america isn't that america is perfect, it's that w keep working towards a more perfect union. we're not getting everything right today. nobody would think we are, it's that goal of trying to get it right that he was talking about. >> we only have so two and a half men expert i have so many things i could say about people along the way in this journey together. sarah? >> i think the idea that joe biden doesn't know who we are a a country is what makes him unqualified to serve as the president of the united states freight we haven't been perfect but that doesn't make us less o a country. we are of the greatest country on the face of the earth. we have empowered people in so many different capacities. we have been innovators, chris built some of the greatest businesses. saved through the efforts of ou scientists and doctors. there are so many contributions that america has brought to the world, and the idea that he doesn't understand that, he doesn't understand we are a country that loves freedom, tha believes in something, to me that disqualifies him to be the leader of this country. one thing that is clear, it donald trump will never apologize for america. he will celebrate who we are as a country and fight to make sur we get to continue to live in the greatest country on the fac of the earth. joe biden doesn't know who we are, therefore he isn't capable of leading us. >> i just think he has delivere this before. he gave a pretty extensive speech at gettysburg which laid out his thinking more broadly. it was actually a pretty good speech. he's playing to the moderate side in saying that he would be a president for all people. the challenge is obviously, can you buy that commit will the progressive part of his party take over his governing style a he becomes president. that's the pitch he has to make great he has to make the pitch to the moderate side, but hold the progressive side if he wins. >> real quickly? >> i would say there are millions of immigrants from all over the world that risked thei lives to come to this country because they believe we are holding our ideals and working to be the best country we can and to pursue the american dream , i would say my time to you, harris, your father who served in the u.s. military for our freedom, and i think downplaying that by joe biden i a big mistake. >> thank you. >> there were is a time where people like me couldn't go to the same bathrooms or the but m dad said america has the best i america in the world, i would fight for her. by using their va benefits to refinance at newday. record low rates have dropped to new all time lows. with the va streamline refi there's no appraisal, no income verification, and no money out of pocket. one call can save you $3000 a year. ♪ since pioneering the suv in 1935, the chevy suburban has carried many things. nothing more important than family. introducing the most versatile and advanced chevy suburban and tahoe ever. >> thank you to everyone for joining the virtual couch today. make sure two watch our special debate covered tonight at 6:00 p.m. eastern. now over to harris. >> fox news alert, president trump and joe biden both set to travel this hour to nashville, tennessee ahead of tonight's presidential debate. outnumbered over time, am harri falconer. brand-new information on but hunter biden's overseas dealing and wet former vice president joe biden new and possibly when he knew it. a subject president trump is expected to bring up into the night's debate. vp shoots down allegations abou the question. >> this a last ditch effort to smear me and my family. the vast majority of the intelligent people have said there is no basis at all. >> now hunter biden's former business partner, to