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been talked about, too. if they want economic prosperity, they will have to give up their nukes. we'll cover that as it happens. but the president now with a rare opportunity on the way back home to stop in alaska and talk with our men and women. we just thought senator martha mcsally on her first national interview with us here on "outnumbered overtime," remarking both as a former member of a military and as a sitting senator. so now i want to bring in our power panel. and i mean power. former democratic senator from indiana, evan buy. former republican encouragement from you utah, jason chaffetz d also fox news contributor. history being made. jason? >> event elmendorf, it's an important large base paid a lot of good men and women served there. i'm glad he's taking an opportunity to visit on a very historic time that he has in vietnam. >> harris: when you don't get a deal, people will talk about that part. but i'm hearing some democrats say if it was going to be a good deal the president spread about
days will be. the president landing there in singapore in a matter of hours. as he said, he'll know within a minute what the intentions will are from the north korean dictator. >> you know what makes for good tv? unpredictability and consequence. things that matter. talk about june 12th. where will it go? we don't know. we'll bring it to you in big time. >> a big four hours to go this morning. >> as you wake up this morning, you're going to be treated to history. that's why we go straight to john roberts live in singare ahead of the president's arrival. john, good morning. >> griff, abby, pete, good morning to you. i don't know how it happened. but it's usually griff that is staying up all night to be with you. here we are in singapore where it's actually 6:00 in the evening. pruch is scheduled to arrive two hours and 35 minutes from now. history being made, kim jong-un arriving earlier this afternoon.
saying. but to turn what he's saying into crimes -- of course he threatens. that's one thing. but he had the right to fire mueller -- to fire comey. he would have the right to fire mueller. he had the right to fire him for -- to stop the investigation. he had the right to fire him because he didn't take an oath of loyalty. he had the right to do all of those things. that's a good reason for voting against him. but he has all of those rights under article 2 of the constitution. >> coming up, history being made. a huge moment for the first time a north korean leader will step into south korea. it's about to happen as north korea's kim jong un set to meet with south korea's president in the dmz for a historic peace summit. we'll take you there next with christiane amanpour.
dana loesch responded she did not see that tweet because rocio donnell has her blocked. sorry that you can't accept women who think if relief from you, adding god bless at the end of that tweet. rocio, fired back i can't accept a woman who is the mouthpiece of a terrorist organization listings ended when 28 responded, and honest and logical discussion like accusing millions of innocent people of being terrorists because they disagree with them on the second amendment. heather: conversations go back and forth on twitter. those two should have a conversation in person on fox news. women joining the marines in west coast combat. >> history being made, women will be allowed into a previously male only training course, 40 marine students arrived at the combat battalion at camp pendleton yesterday, it
i greatly appreciated your support on november 8th. in what will hopefully be one of the most important and positive elections for the united states of all time. and to the nra, i can proudly say i will never ever let you down. thank you, god bless you, god bless our constitution and god bless america. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> harris: well, there you go, history being made. the president wrapping up his speech to the nra talking about a whole host of top eubgs. he actually started with the republican candidate to fill the seat of tom price, who now, of course, is the health and human services secretary, who vacated his congressional seat to become that for president trump. and he is backing karen handle, a republican there.
right, and when there are not problems with them. >> sometimes the biggest stories in the world are really thing ths that don't happen all at once, and stories that ooze as i sometimes say. race, climate change, migration -- every once in a while, you will get a moment in time that captures it, like the horrifying photo of the child on the beach, but there is no one moment, and those are harder for us to cover. as journalists we are not as good at that as we are when something blows up, and we have to be >> and you will get the audience fatigue, because there are so many times that you can hear about it. because the news cycle itself ebb ebbs and flows according to the drama going on. >> and good point. >> and also, history being made, and what we have discussed and the society's view of lgbt or gay marriage and all kinds of personal shifts. we are trying to shove history in the making into a news cycle, and it does not fit, but we have to make it try. >> and describing the opposite of breaking news. like you say, oozing news.
party because the actual vote for house speaker isn't until the end of the month, october 29th. that is going to be the key. of course, as you guys mentioned, the house speaker is a constitutional role, which means it is something that has to be approved by a majority of the house. so, you have to get 218 votes, all members, to be speaker. so the key for kevin mccarthy is, assuming he does get the nomination today, is whether he gets that or whether it ends up being another round of votes. and i know you guys are both history buffs, john and kate, that hasn't happened, there hasn't been a second round in almost a century. 1923. we'll see if that ends up happening. >> intrigue. >> history being made. we'll see if that happens again. dana, thanks much. we'll be following this closely. waiting for that vote to happen coming up soon. also new this morning, gop presidential candidate ben carson is facing more criticism this morning over comments he made about how to react when faced by a gunman.
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politics, constant push and pull and the pope is one world leader who can come here, push for openness and won't have raul castro criticizing him for violating cuban sovereignty. as far as the pope was concerned, these are his people, too. >> certainly, we have heard the confirmation of that. president raul castro said you are welcome here, we want you to have the full experience, and today he will be meeting with 2,000 young people and they will have wifi available. you have to understand, that's not how this place works. the cell towers in place, patrick, are usually used to block signals, not provide them. that's going to change. they are going to have wifi and encourage to send messages out into the social media about how it feels to be cuban. take a quick break. when we come back, what's happening on the ground here in havana, cuba. history being made. but first, we have a very special guest.
judicial tyranny. this will now become like the president's health care law, a flash point in the republican presidential debates. when the party goes right to fight these issues on which it is losing in the courts and on this one losing in public opinion as well what impact does that have heading into the election. the fallout will be fascinating, history being made. >> it's interesting to hear republicans rail against a conservative court. >> reagan appointee and bush appointee. >> exactly. >> i want to go to dana bash up on capitol hill. beginning to get some republican reaction what are you hearing? >> i'm actually going to give you first one that is not typical of most republicans and that's from senator rob portman of ohio. he you may remember announced on cnn -- i did an interview with him in 2013 that he was going to be in favor of same-sex marriage and the reason is because his son will told him that he is gay. and so he just released a statement saying as a father, i welcome today's decision.