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kellyanne can rhyme! she's spitting bars faster than mueller can put people behind them. ( laughter ) well, if kellyanne thinks that simple, repetitive rhymes are the best way to get a message across, allow me to respond. kellyanne, you grin n' spin. you stump for trump with your deflecting and protecting. but we all know what you really are: a town crier for the garbage fire. a deceiver-for-hire, and there's no-one slyer. when things are most dire, you conspire to preach to the choir, a denier of our current quagmire. my desire is that you retire before you're fired, because ma'am, you are a liar. ( cheers and applause ) we've got a great show for you tonight! mandy moore is here. but when we return, should you dance with your gun? the answer won't surprise you. stick around. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) it only takes a second for an everyday item to become dangerous. tide pods child-guard pac. helps keep your laundry pacs safe, and your child safer. to close, twist until it clicks. tide pods

joining me now to discuss this issue, kellyanne conway. good evening, kellyanne. i have to tell you something. i just wrote it down again. when they say i.c.e. isn't doing what it was created to do, what do you thi they think i.c.e. was created to do, serve coffee and tea? >> well, that's an excellent question nobody is asking them. i think it's time to tamp down the emotion and go for the information. if you quiz most of those people including elected officials, as to why i.c.e. is created in the first place and response to 9/11, and what it is supposed to be doing. by the way, what it does do. at the white house, we're working on that exact document, people get information. i.c.e. provides so many services that are critical to everyone's security in this country. you know when kirsten gillibrand jumping on the eye bollish i.c.e. train where she's united states senator in new york, i.c.e. has removed 40 criminal aliens in recent weeks. she's going against the security of her own peep when she calls for this nonsense. cynthia nixon, who happens to be running for g

i was going to talk about this with kellyanne, but i'll start with you.ou know, the trump -- the president tweeted that the rigged witch hunt headed by 13 angry democrats and now four more have been added. one who worked directly for the obama white house, seems intent on damaging republican party's chances in the election. >> the president has an agenda and he's working it. they are wanting to retry the 206 election, and they are going back to 2006, raiding his own attorney's headquarters and leak together "new york times" what their spin on that information is at a time in which as you know the president's own legal time is waiving attorney-client privilege to make sure the word gets out the president has nothing to hide. judge jeanine: the president waived the privilege because the information has already been leaked out. how does that happen? >> well, it's clear that's people in the so-called department of justice are continuing to do exactly what they shouldn't do. they are going in, taking a vast amount of information, most of it constitutionally pr

what does it suggest about the success or not that came out of singapore, kellyanne? >> it suggests it's a process. you are talking about 68 years of sustained war and conflict in korea. and we're ahead of the game in this way. we have this -- several months now because of this president's leadership and intervention. later this week the vice president of the united states actually tomorrow will be in hawaii to receive the remains of our fallen from korea from the korean war. in is so significant to those families and an entire nation who owes these soldiers, fallen soldiers who have been separated from their families for seven decades a debt of gratitude for which we'll never fully repay. this president's leadership and intervention and his insistence this happen. we'll see what happens. as the president says, this is an ongoing process. things don't change overnight. it was president obama who told president elect trump his great evil challenge would be north korea and president trump said to president obama, did you ever meet with chairman kim? no, never did that.

white house, counsel to the president kellyanne conway. it's great to have you back here on "america's newsroom." can you confirm a meeting late on sunday night with the president and brett kavanaugh? if so, was that the clincher for this nomination? >> i will not confirm that. but i will tell you that the president went through a very deliberative process and has 25 minus neil gorsuch scholars to choose from on his list and a transparent and accountable process. landed on a sharp legal mind. offered over 300 opinions, getting praise left, right and center from those who are rational. it is a typical tuesday morning. the president nominated a supreme court justice and is on his way to the nato summit and meeting with vladimir putin and a stop at the u.k. and continue to bring peace and prosperity throughout the world. we want the senate to give judge kavanaugh his due to meet with him privately and individually and also to confirm him in an expeditious process the way the senate has confirmed a number of other supreme court justices over t

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kellyanne conway is today's headliner. will join us at the top of the hour for more on the president's pick, trip overseas and more to talk about with kellyanne. come on back now. 19 minutes before the hour. >> his opinions will stand the test of time and the president has made, i think, an inspired choice choosing what most people regard on the right or the left as probably the most qualified person. but does psoriasis ever get in the way? embrace the chance of 100% clear skin with taltz. up to 90% of those with moderate to severe psoriasis had a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. most people were still clearer after one year. with taltz, 4 out of 10 even achieved completely clear skin. don't use if you're allergic to taltz. before starting, you should be checked for tuberculosis. taltz may increase risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection, symptoms, or received a vaccine or plan to. inflammatory bowel disease can happen with taltz, including worse

i did put that question you raised to kellyanne conway. is the president walking back his walk back? take a look. >> president stands with the intelligence community. said that he knows russia meddles ld in thmeddl meddled in the election, but you say it swung an election result, but you have no evidence, which i guess is why you moved on. also important to note are the range of issues that president putin and president trump discussed. >> kellyanne, is the president -- >> to syria to the middle east. >> why hasn't he -- >> why hasn't he denounced him? >> if this was simply a slip of the tongue, why wasn't this the initial response from the white house? >> the president looked at the transcript. he said, wouldn't, not would, a double negative. >> reporter: a lot of tough questions for kellyanne conway. of course, peter alexander asked the president yesterday if he would condemn vladimir putin. he ignored that shouted question. the president is going to get more questions later today. he is going to have that cabinet meeting. is he in a moo

>> judge, it's outrageous and kellyanne conway is absolutely right. the idea that senator like blumenthal can besmirchk the memory of the people who suffered in world war ii and the people who suffered in the holocaust. this is outrageous. almost half a million americans died in world war ii. 3,000 on september 11. this is what you are accusing the president of doing? like this is 9/11? this is lunacy. >> jeanine: what is it based on? what is it based on? >> i will tell you what it's based on. i'll tell you what it is based on. the fact is everybody was in the tank for hillary. everybody. from james comey, to andrew mccabe. thought hillary would win. >> jeanine: read my book about that. >> congratulations. i'll be there. the fact is for 70 years. the soviets and the russians have been doing this and the left couldn't care less. the media couldn't care less. they only care now because trump won the election and they are still psychologically unable to absorb the fact he is president. one more thing, judge. f.d.r. and truman met with stalin behind close

>> judge, it's outrageous and kellyanne conway is absolutely right. the idea that a senator like blumenthal can besmirchk the memory of the people who suffered in world war ii and the people who suffered in the holocaust. this is outrageous. almost half a million americans died in world war ii. 3,000 on september 11. this is what you are accusing the president of doing? like this is 9/11? sheer lunacy. >> jeanine: what is it based on? what is it based on? >> i will tell you what it's based on. i'll tell you what it is based on. the fact is everybody was in the tank for hillary. everybody. from jim comey, to andrew mccabe.. thought hillary would win. >> jeanine: read my book about that. >> congratulations. i'll be there. the fact is for 70 years, the soviets and the russians have been doing this and the left couldn't care less. the media couldn't care less. they only care now because trump won the election and they are still psychologically unable to absorb the fact he o is president. one more thing, judge. f.d.r. and truman met with stalin behind clos

kellyanne conway on the program earlier.cused on. she let us know what democrats would be focused on. >> he is not asking people specific questions on cases this president wants somebody who has great experience, deep insight, wonderful judicial credentials. i am just amazed how yet again the left boils every single thing including a supreme court justice down to one issue, abortion. the supreme court takes on any number of cases and i think this is why you see a democrat totally beholdened to the abortion issue almost to the exchange of everything else. pete: it's true. i would say on the flip side, abortion is a huge number one issue for a huge part of this president's base, sewing conservatives. he has said, here is my list this strict constructionists, constitutionalists, originalists, whatever you call them, they will not legislate from the bench. other say good you extended list. others say it is bad on the list. people voted on that promise. do not you know estimate the pick will be. in my opinion if the white house f

i'm not sure how much bill shine or kellyanne conway is driving this. he's listening to himself, we see that more and more every day. >> i don't give trump too much credit, but i give his opponents less credit figuring out how to defeat him. >> reuters is reporting that russia is playing coy on the d.c. meeting. the kremlin was saying this. they mentioned opportunities at multilateral summits. how desperate is the white house to see vladamir putin, to welcome vladamir putin at that 18-acre complex? >> that's a question you have to separate the president from the white house. our understanding was with the yt of a followup summit between the two leaders existed in general terms before the president even departed for helsinki. but what happened was, the reason it sort of happened on thursday last thursday when it did, was the president was incredibly frustrated with all the negative coverage, all the blowback he was getting about the first summit. he woke up. he called john bolton and said, you though that thing we talked about, that possible meeting? why

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i think it's a very reasonable request. >> from kellyanne conway.went on to say the civility that you call for in your broadcasts should start here with reporters at the white house. this from a counselor who has referred to reporters as enemy of the people, routinely calling reporters fake news. are we hearing anything more from the white house on this issue today, kristen? >> reporter: i think everyone here is sort of in terms of white house officials reiterating what you heard from kellyanne conway. officials here feel as though it was reasonable to ask kaitlin collins, the reporter in question, to leave and then they failed to disinvite her from the following events. other news outlets have said that cannot stand. it was routine behavior. she was in the oval office. she was with the pool, which means she was representing all of the reporters. she asked a series of questions, a lot of them relating to michael cohen relating to the tape we all heard overnight, michael cohen having a conversation with then candidate trump about a potential payout s

ainsley: kellyanne, i want you to react to that and what we can expect.and chuck schumer said he is more loyal putin than our allies. >> that's a disgraceful comment from the minority leader in the house and senate they are always make everything to personal and political. they are doing it to judge kavanaugh and president trump. president trump has said just to the foreign press within the last hour, ainsley, the couple times i within the last hour, met with vladimir putin, y'all have been there. contrast that to president obama who was caught on a hot mic saying to a russian official after the next election is over i have more flexibility. what type of president would you prefer one caught on hot mic flexibility in secret. or president trump who is very transparent about it? but what president trump said in the last hour is the most important part. which is, look, we're not -- he is a competitor. vladimir putin president trump represents the united states. but if we can find a commonality of purpose on the big issues of the day, then, of course, is he g

the white house has not officially reacted to the reports but one of the president's surrogates kellyanne conway has tried to play down the importance of the news saying that things don't change overnight she was echoing earlier statements by a secretary of state compay old the american foreign minister who had sat that the nuclear rising north korea and getting rid of the threat from its long range missile program would not be a quick achievement and that both the government and the public had to have patience he had but of course is not what donald trump said after his summit with kim jong un as we've said and in a treaty pointed out that everybody now can feel safer than the day i took office there is no longer a nuclear threat from north korea unquote that was on the trumpet only a few weeks ago you also said great progress was being mined that was obviously a slight overstatement his critics probably this evening feel vindicated you know they've said that he's being taken for a ride i mean has ministration has he just completely misread the intentions of the north korean leader. at l

. >> harris: i am curious to get your point of view, kellyanne conway said there is a whole lot to talk about with regards to russia even moving forward. she talks about policy points currently but also what's coming down the pipe. is there too much focus on what was said? this is just a question, and not enough focus on what needs to be done. >> one of the difficulties and not having anybody else in the meeting is the national security guys are not coming out and talking about what it was, we are having to take the president's word. i support his prerogative doing that but that's one of the difficulties now, it's his word against people on the left that don't believe a word he says. there are so many issues. you have north korea, syria, i hope we don't cut a bad deal on syria. we have all these massive issues. i equate the relationship to our prison guard for jeffrey dahmer. you can have a relationship with him as his prison guard but don't be his friend because he's a really bad guy and that's a situation i think we are in with vladimir putin. >> harris: let's slow down, i am taking n

this one of them is for most outstanding live interview, the interview i tid with kellyanne conway in know you took note of enand enjoyed. >> stephen: we used it a lot. it was fun. does that mean if you're nominated with kellyanne conway, does that mean you have to split it with her? >> when i told you back stage i would split it with her, i meant to say "wouldn't" split it with her. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: got it. let's talk about the trump white house today and what has happened in the last 24 hours with cnn and the trump white house. caitlin collins, white house correspondents for cnn, tell the people what happened. >> she is what's called the pool, when there's an event and they don't want the whole press corps in, they have one magazine, one news, one radio person, called the pool, and they report back to everyone else in the group. >> stephen: she's responsible for asking the questions everybody would want. >> yes. that morning, president trump had been tweeting nasty things as is his want, specifically about michael cohen. >> stephen: because the tape h

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and you know, kellyanne was someone who recently joined the campaign, i never had any relationship, i have never spoken with her in my life. it's just a real misinformation and, you know -- you had a good -- you were very fair in terms of asking the questions but it really put her on the spot and it's just really a sad state of affairs with this election interference campaign by the democrats. >> you still haven't answered my question whether you have any relationship with any russian government officials. you said you don't have a relationship with igor as tr at. >> totally false, and, dpen, th -- again, that's directly from the dodgy dossier, it's absolutely preposterous. >> did anyone at any time, any russian government official at any time in 2016 talk to you about either lifting the sanctions or compromising the material that they had on hillary clinton? >> on compromising material, not one thing. i was hearing about things when you were hearing about things in the main stream media. when i was there in july of 2016, a few people brought it up in passing, but, you know, again, it

[laughter] soon, kellyanne conway's "alternative facts" would give entirely new meaning to being proice. [laughter] this is the moment of post truth, but really, disinformation warfare is as old as the hills, andnd we're hardwireded for it. we need to

geoff, i know you had a chance to talk with kellyanne conway. >> that's right, hallie. this morning, the white house says the president will be talking today with his advisers about the supreme court pick. the president and his team are doing a deep dive into the backgrounds of the prospects. look, i'm told the president who we know for making decisions on impulse and ignoring the guidance of his advisers. in this case, he's said to be listen to his white house counsel and richard leo with that group of lawyers known as the federalist society who helped pick the judges on the master list. the president said he's narrowed his search to a nominee to about five finalists including two women. and all of the people on the short list are federal appeals court judges. there's a reason for that. republicans don't want any surprises. no more david suitotter. that's it. answer appeals court judges we know write a lot of opinions so, at this point, as you mentioned in your piece, both sides are fired up about what can happen to roe v. wade. the president playing in his past commen

senior counsel to the president kellyanne conway weighing in on that point earlier today. >> the judge has very strictly instructed no mention of paul manafort's role in the trump campaign, no mention of trump, russia, or collusion. this trial obviously centers on matters that have nothing to do with the campaign. i was the campaign manager for the winning part of the campaign, i assure you i will not be brought up on federal criminal charges. and i certainly wasn't making money in ukraine are talking to anybody in moscow. >> harris: peter doocy is live outside the white house with more paid >> up on the ninth floor of this courthouse right now, paul manafort is sitting at a table with his legal team, just kind of taking it all in as a pool of about 75 potential jurors are selected for a trial expected to last at least three weeks. i was upstairs and noticed paul manafort is wearing a suit instead of a prison jumpsuit like the last time he was here but his bride to court from jail today was in the back of a nondescript gray van. he has remained in custody ever since a judge in washingt

so you heard me pressing kellyanne conway about that. and they're saying, look, acquire just merely pointing out the law, collusion isn't a crime but there was no collusion as well, they add that second part. now, broadly speaking, there is agreement that collusion, if you look in the law books, isn't a crime, but conspiracy is a crime. if you speak to legal analysts, and pete probably knows a whole lot more about this, they would say it's a part of the broader question that investigators are looking into, andrea. >> and pete, at the courthouse, this is so important, because it's not related directly to the russia probe, but it's so important for mueller to have a really strong case going in. >> reporter: jury selection is under way now, andrea. and it could end today. we could get opening statements tomorrow, if jury selection slops over into tomorrow. it's expected to last three weeks. it has nothing to do with the time that manafort worked on the campaign or was campaign chairman. it has to do with his work for another president, vikt

with no strings attached, and a sharp break from the regime last week, counselor to the president kellyanne conway says that the president is always open to speaking with our adversaries. if it means a safer america. watch. >> let me be very clear, he is open to conversation and negotiation. he has done that with mr. putin, and he has also said, if it is not a good deal for the united states and our interest and our workers and our security, he will walk away. he is always open to negotiation and conversation. >> harris: iran is not on the same page as the president when it comes to having talks, but when it comes to the foreign ministry, saying definitely not, chief white house correspondent john roberts joins us from the north long. the conversation about how a different tactic might yield something different with the country. >> sort of the same way that he tried to shake things up with north korea, but harris, i think that you can safely not told your breath in anticipation from the president and the iranian president even though he put the ball in their court saying i will meet any tim

he goes into tv interviews with no real ammunition and just follows the donald trump, kellyanne conway model of speaking as fast as he can. it doesn't matter what the words are because there is nothing honest to say that could be helpful. there is nothing you can say that is both honest and helpful to your defense. so one possible explanation for the public verbal incontinence of rudy giuliani is that he's representing a guilty client. yesterday donald trump rose in defense of president trump with a tweet that, as usual, has absolutely nothing to do with evidence. is robert mueller ever going to release his conflicts of interest with respect to president trump? including the fact that we had a very nasty and contentious business relationship? i turned him town to head the fbi one day before appointment to special counsel and comey is his close friend? this morning rudy giuliani was asked about the president's accusation that robert mueller has a conflict of interest. >> how can the president make this claim and not support it? >> he doesn't have to. >> what's the conflict? >> i can't t

we see it in kellyanne conway, we see it in nikki haley, we see it in ivanka trump. all the women who surround him. so had is the four pillars of what america has been, and he represents it perfectly. white supremacy, anti black racism, capitalism and patriarchy all wrapped up in this particular president. >> i think cristina likes him. i think she voted for him. >> there's the key. women put him over the top. they knew -- >> white women. >> white women knew his beliefs. they knew these accusations, and they voted for this man anyway. and when i talk -- >> i wonder if these women are the people that glean on to something like #metoo or dismiss it and say what is this thing, anyway? >> they know that they have been the victims of sexual harassment. whether or not they're a waitress or a school teacher or in business, they know if they work at walmart or anywhere else, they know what sexual harassment is. this comes to a choice. this is the crossroads. and it represents where this country comes all of the time. are we willing to really live our values, or do you want t

so, kellyanne, leave me provolone. you don't know monterey jack. have never cheetoed on my wife. so asiago screw yourself.

the white house has not officially reacted to the report, but one of the president's surrogates, kellyanneonway, has tried to play down the importance of the news, saying that things don't change overnight. she was echoing earlier statements by secretary of state pompeo, the american foreign minister, who had said that denuclearizing north korea, and getting rid of the threat from its long-range missile program would not be a quick achievement in both the government -- and both the government and the public had to have patience. but that of course is not what donald trump said after his summit with kim jong-un. as we have said and in a tweet he pointed out that everybody now can feel safer than the day i took officice. there is no longer a nuclear threat from north korea. unquote. that was donald trump. only a few weeks ago he said great progress was being made. that was obviously a slight overstatement. brent: yeah, his critics this evening probably feel vindicated. they have said he is being taken for a ride. has the trump administration just completely misread the intentions of the nort

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kellyanne conway had to answer these questions. you had a good interview on september 25th, 2016, asking her about a range of campaign issues and since was put on the table two days earlier, that friday, you know, it was a question you brought up, asking about these things. and you know, kellyanne was someone who had recently joined the campaign. never had any relationship nor spoken with her in my life. i mean, it's just real misunderstand and you know -- >> carter -- >> you had a good -- you were very fair in terms of asking the questions and but it really put her on the spot and it is just really a sad state of affairs with this election interference by the democrats. >> you still haven't answered my question whether you have any relationship with any russian government officials. you said you do not have one with igor sachen or never spoken with debacken, internal affairs officer who the fisa document says that he told you that the kremlin had compromising material related to hillary clinton. you're denying that happened too? >

nobody knows kellyanne. nobody knows. all stand up. fantastic job. please stand up. [applause] president trump: really great. thank you. i want to thank you, also, we have some very special people here. house education and work force chairwoman -- now we say chairwoman, right? we like it better. virginia foxx. virginia. [applause] president trump: and we have -- thanks, virginia. great job. representatives rick allen, jamie herrera beutler. thank you. thank you. [applause] >> -- president trump: sean duffy. my friend. jim renacci and claudia tenney. we have some very special other folks here in a very high administrative capacity. we have a favorite of mine, governor scott walker. what a job he's done. [applause] thank you, scott. nd montana state auditor, matt rosendale. hear you're doing good, matt. i hear big things from matt. we're really especially grateful to be joined today by the top c.e.o.'s, union leaders, trade associations, and educators from all around the country. these are the biggest, these are the best, these are the most talented. among those -- and

why would you have kellyanne conway on tv? you never know what she is going to do. traditional the post hawk -- i think one of the things that needs to happen is journalism needs to reclaim its dedication to principles of justice, truth, equality and make those more important. once the phrase gets out there, once the media frame gets out there, once the falsehood gets out there, it takes on a life of its own. you can make this into a great spectacle. three strikes and you're out. you never get invite back. it need not be dull but i think it is going to require a new pproach to producing contents. >> the completely made up websites that look like legitimate news organizations but aren't. you know, i feel for our readers because there are so many of them and there are also new legitimate news organizations that maybe they haven't heard from and they see these websites and don't always know what is real and what is not. we have said that the readers and news consumers are really he first line of defense here. take the time to read something before you post it and share

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we have a packed show for you tonight, counsel dwroor the president, kellyanne conway, congressman darrella, governor mike huckabee, and turning points u.s.a.'s candace owens with the most of outrageous comments of the week. how was your week? mine as you might have heard was quite eventful. and a message for whoopi goldberg on what happened in

>> i think kellyanne conway is 100% correct. there are far more issues than abortion.t to make it this issue because they think it's a winner for them because they know -- they know everybody on that list is pro-life. >> eric: not a name but who do you think will be announced next monday or what should we look at? >> well, i think he is looking at someone who probably is under the age of 55 and if he can under the age of 50 as justice gorsuch was when he was nominated. someone who has traditional values. the president once asked me what i thought he should look for. i said judicial humility. not personal humility but the framers made the court third for a reason. the president enforces public policy that the congress makes and the courts defer to the other two branches to the extent they can and only interview with the other two branches when it is unconstitutional. that's the mentality he is looking for. i don't think he will ask about specific issues. >> eric: when the president said who should i look for, why didn't you say me? >> well, if you know this president, t

. >> my name is tara kellyanne emma summer intern from pennsylvania. my question is how much faith do you have an president trump promise to relocate some of that back to congress and to drain the swamp so to speak. >> let me ask you this. i think the president is doing what he can do on his own under existing law trying to drain the swamp, just one example, for every new regulation you've got to repeal to and they claim they repealed a couple thousand are ready. i don't know that he's made any suggestions to us that we ought to change law in regard to draining the swamp, unless you can tell me there's some. >> no. >> think you. >> you had a question. >> with all these investigations going on and the russian investigation, there's a lot of things but on the shoulder of the department p of justice and there are hearings going on in the house and the senate, how is this process working in your view. >> it kind of works according to whose inspector general. we have some very good inspector general's and some that aren't doing their job and some that are e

kellyanne conway shows the whole thing the media needs to change its approach. >> that incident asidem speaking more broadly, civility that you call for sometimes in your broadcast, should start here at the white house and show more respect. >> civility. cnn maintains the correspondence association agrees and we at fox news observed that collins was civil. that she asked relevant and timely questions of a president that often answers questions under identical circumstances and in the same setting. one of our journalists might have done the same. for a perspective a couple days ago, president trump said this to a group of veterans about the news media. >> don't believe the crap you see from these people. the fake news. >> during that same speech, the president told the crowd in attendance, what you're seeing and what your reading is not what is happening. president trump has been calling members of the media fake and dishonest since he announced he was running for office. in the past few months, the president has adopted a new phase. >> they interviewed ten women on one of the opposing

. >> you also talk about kellyanne conway who a number of us have known for years.it was very negative. he said that her job as campaign manager the white house were in name only. and she was the number one maker of the press. how is that going. the people i am contact with don't see it that way. >> she obviously did not do anything in terms of the policy, but when i interviewed her at the white house and it was recorded she apparently had forgotten. she said with reince priebus it was obviously untrue. and also that they are leakers and they said it was not unfair. but really with the leak. it is very hard for the white house operate if everything is leaked. >> she is a trump whisper but there are things of president trump and should not be set up with her and refuses to do it anymore. except she is very likable. she is beautiful, and this is not come out before but she actually chose to cooperate with the person who wrote what i call a model. most of that is just fiction. you know who fed them some of that stuff. for example the book says that when the remarks tha