kellyanne-people do see it that way. people do see it that way. i don't say i do, but people see it that way. reporter-but i'm saying we never discussed everything about his tweets being offer the record. there are certainly things that you said that i put off the record. kellyanne-fine, i never what i think about it and i won't say what i think about it, which

this is why kellyanne -- kellyanne's really gifted. i know her from campaign days.reaking out is this white house is in crisis and the walls are closing in and kellyan kellyanne's isn't that right and she knows it. >> give me a last button, please. >> you are a masterful storyteller. none of this has anything to do with michael cohen. michael cohen does not have a cooperation agreement. we know what michael cohen has gone and pled to. the fact of the matter is the reason why lanny davis is on tv begging for the mueller folks to pay attention to him is because they don't want anything to do with him. he's a toxic witness. he does not have a cooperation agreement. he can go and rattle off -- >> you can go to -- >> we've got to leave it there. >> allegations against the president in the fact of the matter is that has nothing to do -- >> we've got to leave it there. we note process is going to play out. it seems like congress will act to stop anything the president tries to do to frustrate those efforts. he seems to be suggesting he won't do anything, so it will play ou

this is why kellyanne conway is gift gifted. she was freaking out because the white house is in crisis. >> you are a masterful storyteller. none of this has nothing to do with michael cohen. michael cohen does not have a cooperation agreement. we know what michael cohen has gone and pled to. the fact of the matter is the reason why lanny davis is on tv begging for the mueller folks to pay attention to him because they don't want anything to do with him. he's a toxic witness, doesn't have a cooperation agreement -- >> he could have one under seal. >> we've got to leave it there. >> the fact of the matter that has nothing to do -- >> we've got to leave it there. we know the process is going to play out. it seems like congress will act to frustrate anything -- here's my hope for common ground. if two guys as different as you can both decide to where ugly pink ties -- that's why i wear black as often as possible. thank you for the decent disagreement. appreciate it. >>> all right, the president picks a fight with his attorney genera

steve: kellyanne conway live on the north lawn of the white house. kellyanne when the number came out were people in the white house going where in the heck did that number come from? >> i'm just happy this president has been the best friend to veterans and military parade or no parade this calendar year. what he has done for our great men and women in uniform over $700 billion in funding the first major pay raise they have had in many years. they have got the respect and the resources they need and they deserve. and look what he has done to our veterans absent a parade. let's run through the tape here and review some of it. the va choice act allowing our veterans who cannot access timely quality care through the v.a. system, which most say they can to go into the private sector and access those options. and not have to pay out of pocketed for them. the whistle blower and accountability act was really remarkable, helping folks to ferret out abuses or fraud and be protected in the meantime and more accountability in the v.a. also, this president throu

kellyanne but i do want to get to some over the other topics with our next guest.ll bring in california adam schiff the top democrat who joins us from portland oregon. congressman schiff some elevations or lack thereof were just laid out by caitlin from the white house, i want to give you a chance to respond to criticism that she leveled in terms of congressional investigations. >> i believe it was brought up to distract from the president's comments and as you pointed out. margaret, president didn't extinguish between allegations of conspiracy again his campaign and the broad aer problem of russia continuing to interfere in our elections. as coats said this week, russian efforts are pervasive including the social media campaign to divide us that will can't to the election, we see that the russians are again trying to essentially hack election campaigns. only element we have not seen to date is director ray said, is the hacking of voter registration databases or voter equipment, but as our intelligence chief said, that's just one key stroke away. and probably the b

we are joined by my first guest, kellyanne conway. let's start with what the president means when he says he could actually run the rush investigation. >> >> kellyanne: the president and his team have been incredibly compliant and cooperative with the investigation. you have 1 million documents produced, 33 some witnesses have gone in testified under oath thusly, and this is a president that thinks it completely ridicules the system of justice if we are not looking at the other side of this investigation. you had a corrupt dealings all the way up the chain and obviously peter strzok and lisa page is gone, she left, jim comey on the shenanigans he pulled in front of congress and his silly book, and the fact that peter or is still there and we know that his wife was paid by fusion gps, the research firm that started the ridiculous dossier. which may i remind the audience is a fancy french word for a load of. the president, there is a level of frustration and consternation that we are not looking at all sides of the equation. the special

so how did kellyanne and george conway make it work?n inside look at their life.t - this is a remarkable article. the reporter joins us next. but meningitis b progresses quickly and can be fatal, sometimes within 24 hours. while meningitis b is uncommon, about 1 in 10 infected will die. like millions of others, your teen may not be vaccinated against meningitis b. meningitis b strikes quickly. be quick to talk to your teen's doctor about a meningitis b vaccine. -morning. -morning. -what do we got? -keep an eye on that branch. might get windy. have a good shift. fire pit. last use -- 0600. i'd stay close. morning. ♪ get ready to switch. protected by flo. should say, "protected by alan and jamie." -right? -should it? when you bundle home and auto... run, alan! ...you get more than just savings. you get 'round-the-clock protection. is. >>> kellyanne conway is one of the most recognizable faces for the trump administration. her husband george is a conservative but he's no fan of president trump and he's become a darling of the left for rout

either what kellyanne said was true or what the president said was true.e preponderance of the evidence and based on the other claims that have been made, the president is saying something which lines up with reality, which is that the people in his inner circle, at the highest echelons of his campaign, sat down with russians to get material from foreigners that would have been helpful for their campaign, potentially liability. it's why the white house has such trouble talking about this. >> jamie, what do you make of what was said on this sunday morning from kellyanne conway and john bolton? >> kellyanne conway coined the term "alternative facts" for the trump administration. she's always out there sort of putting this spin on things saying, well, he doesn't really mean what you think he means, he means something completely else. then down the road, it actually ends up turning out that it actually means what we think it means. remember, alternative facts applied to how many people were actually at the inauguration, which was proven by photos later on. and

kellyanne, thank you so much for joining us tonight.ve been discussing the relationship with the press, and the crybaby response, which i think is feigned, phony moral outrage, the horrible things said about this president, the horrible types of violence, anti-trump protests, smashing windows, and beating people up who have a cap on that says make america great, but now the press is upset because some 70-year-old lady yells at jim acosta. i mean, i don't get it. >> i thought press secretary sarah sanders handled it beautifully today when she really read it, an entire litany of facts. things that have been said about her and some violence that has been incited against her, she is the only press secretary in u.s. history to hear her say it thatt she needed bodyguards andst secret service. i had secret service when i got there for much the same reason. laura, i have a slightly different take on all of this. i know that it may be annoying, it may be irritating, and may be unfair, it may even be biased at times, it certainly is. but i am als

kellyanne conway said this is kip o typical of anyplace of work. this is not anyplace of work.e sign ndas is perverse because they're supposed to be answerable to agencies, they're protected by whistle-blower protections. there are various ways in which we try to make sure if they have something important to tell people who work in the public realm can tell it. so an nda runs totally counter to that and runs counter to the spirit of government. >> omarosa says she has more recordings. are they compelling and can she legally use them? we'll discuss that when we come back. alright guys let's go! let's do this directions to the greek theater (beep) ♪can i get a connection? ♪can i get can i get a connection?♪ ♪can i get a connection? introducing e*trade personalized investments professionally managed portfolios customized to help meet your financial goals. you'll know what you're invested in and how it's performing. so you can spend more time floating about on your inflatable swan. [ding] >>> so omarosa claims that she has more recordings from inside the white house, but she says s

kellyanne conway said this is typical of anyplace of work. this is not anyplace of work. perverse because they're supposed to be answerable to agencies, they're protected by whistle-blower protections. there are various ways in which we try to make sure if they have something important to tell people who work in the public realm can tell it. so an nda runs totally counter to that and runs counter to the spirit of government. >> omarosa says she has more recordings. are they compelling and can she legally use them? we'll discuss that when we come back. sfx: [cell phone dialing] no. no, no, no, no, no. cancel. cancel. please. aaagh! being in the know is a good thing. that's why discover will alert you if your social security number is found on any one of thousands of risky sites. when did you see the sign? when i needed to create a better visitor experience. improve our workflow. attract new customers. that's when fastsigns recommended fleet graphics. yeah! now business is rolling in. get started at fastsigns.com. i knew at that exact moment ... i'm beating this. my main fo

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>> kellyanne: he did not. i've never heard him use a racial slur about anyone.oday is two years to the day he asked me to be his campaign manager. i've worked alongside of him for over two straight years without interruption. i have never once heard him say that about anyone and i never heard omarosa complained that she had heard the president say it about anyone either when she was there. she has contradicted her own account. she told abc news that after she was fired that she had resigned. she is not saying she was fired. she told abc news the day after she was hired that donald trump is not a racist, she also had a very glowing appraisal of donald trump the businessman, the candidate and indeed the president, specifically in trying to reach out to african-americans, helping the hbc, historically black colleges and universities, prison reform. she criticized the congressional caucus. >> martha: you heard what the president said at bedminster yesterday, he called her a low life. which raises an obvious question, why was she ever hired in the first place if the

we'll ask trump adviser kellyanne conway and elijah cummings, the former chairman of the congressional black caucus. >>> plus just months before the mid-terms, a wakeup call for republicans in ohio. >> we are in a tied ball game. >> and potenal020 candidat test the waters in iow >> wn th go low, iay we hit harder. >> could a publicly-driven lawyer for a porn star be a serious presidential candidate? michael avenatti thinks he can. we'll talk to him here live fresh off his trip to iowa. what's fact, what's fiction, and what matters this week. >> announcer: from abc news, it's "this week." here now, chief white house correspondent jonathan karl. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us this sunday. the president is spending the d the last full day of his working vacation. president trump's time away from washington has been relatively quiet, a marked change from this time last year when he was forced to address the deadly violence in charlottesville. the president's response to that hate-fueled riot triggered massive blowback. it also shined a harsh spotlight on the president's own att

kellyanne, welcome to fox news sunday. good to have you. >> thank you. >> the president tweeted this morning the riots in charlottesville a year ago resulted in senseless death and division. we must come together as a nation. i condemn all types of racism and acts of violence, peace to all americans, he wrote. but in a new poll, 57% say that race relations are actually worse under president trump since he became president. so does he need more than tweets to be convincing on this issue? >> two things i'd say about that, martha. first is you even saw when our first african-american president barack obama left office, there are very mixed polling, very mixed assessment of race relations eight years after he was in office. so this is not unique to president trump, in terms of people wanting to improve relations. i think we should all agree that we always want relations to improve among people of different backgrounds and different races. secondly, i think you've got to look at president trump's record with respect to men and

kellyanne-people do see it that way. people do see it that way. say i do, but people see it that way. reporter-but i'm saying we never discussed everything about his tweets being offer the record. there are certainly things that you said that i put off the record. kellyanne-fine, i never what i think about it and i won't say what i think about it, which tells you what i think about it. let's put aside the incredible double speak there. jake, i mean, is this just the way things go in washington? was james carville doing to mary matlin? is this a normal thing to happen? >> there is a lot to unpack here. it would not be normal to me to trash my spouse on background. that would not be something that i would think is wise to do. that being said, let's zoom out a little bit here. for a president that is clearly hostile to the media, this white house provides some of the best stories across the board that we've seen in washington in many, many years. more people talk than ever before. more senior people talk than ever bofr. the president has given more o

joining us kellyanne conway, counselor to president of united states president trump, and kellyanne, great to have you with us, and see you. let's start with all of the cur of ifuture el -- around omarosad push back with white house, how long will it go on? >> who knows, i think that president is focused on great job he is doing with the economy, firing of peter strzok which is the big news of the day. lou: i agree. >> we have another guy up in fbi lost his job, jim comey, andrew mccabe, and strzok, lisa page is gone. receiver of thousands of text-messages from this government peter strook who putt on his personal e-mail -- >> here is the thing. we have a you say, jameses comey, gone, andrew mccabe, gone. peter strzok, gone. we're talking about the top levels of the fbi. rife with political corruption. i think that the president deserves from the special counsel a reason why they don't close their doors, shut down their operation and send the 17 angry democrats crying all way home. but to put this to a rest, this witch-hunt. >> the president has made clear, with his social media feed

we cannot continue to believe him or kellyanne conway or fox news or anyone else for him.it's in the impeachment clause of the constitution. the republicans won't do anything and too many of the democrats are scared to run on a platform of i am preaimpeaching removing this president. we need hearings like we had in '73 with respect to nixon. nixon never used the kgb or a foreign adversary to win an election and never openly, publicly berated the press or ethnic minorities. he may have said things behind closed doors, but never openly, publicly berated the press the way that donald trump has. he's a very dangerous man. >> sherman -- you know the beat well. you're here in new york. i come from new york, trump does. >> yes. >> this is a new york kind of brawler. >> yeah. tabloid brawler. >> i keep telling people, i know how to fight him because i come up in the same culture and around the same time. >> yeah. >> they are fighting him like this is the boxing match three minutes, referee stops go to your corner, rest a minute, come back out, follow the rules. this is a street br

>> no connection to the president, kellyanne conway cited the judge. let's be clear what judge said. during the preliminary hearings, the judge had questions about whether or not taxi vacation or bank fraud whether or not that was in the special counsel's authority, just came out and said, we're not trusted in bank fraud, you're just trying to get this guy to cooperate in your investig w facts and allowed the case to proceed. but on those comments trying say the special counsel investigation and a federal judge said they were out of bounds but the judge sort of nodded to what's going on here. . >> brennan: turning to the foreign policy, what was in the letter, do we have any idea to kim jong un that was handed off this weekend to north korean official >> we don't know the specifics of what's in that letter. but i think we have a fairly good idea based on president's own characterization of his recent interaction that it was probably a very friendly letter, thanking him for the letter he had sent. and probably setting the predicate for another meeting.

kellyanne is right, the biggest abuse of power story. is there anyone more abusively biased and more of a political hack than him? >> i think this is a story that we are talking about with lanny davis, typical of what we are seeing come of that pursuit of trying to take this presidentit down lead them to do whatever and say whatever, despite the concerns thatth they have about people using the fake news, here we have an instance of which is pretty clear that lanny davis, they used him in a story, they put in the story that he was not available for comment. lanny davis has gone on the record saying that he was a comment. that was a lie by cnn and they should admit it. number two, lanny davis himself has said that he regrets and made a mistake when it came to the underlying premise of the entire story. number three, mr. cohen himself in sworn testimony before congress has admitted there was no discussion of that meeting. >> sean: i know lanny davis. this is something everybody has to know about lanny. if you understand, he is myopic when i

kellyanne suggests questions about her marriage are sexist. the cause of any friction, too. the problem is with her boss, not me. that is what he has to say. to be fair, when i argue with my wife i don't say it isn't really me but someone familiar with the relationship. >> let's talk about this. your initial response? >> i feel uncomfortable with the whole thing. i couldn't get through the whole article and no offense to the writer. why they opened up their house to him is beyond me. and before you -- i remember kellyanne conway being really upset with a certain reporter who asked about -- >> we shared some of it. >> asking about the tweets. here she is inviting a reporter and the world into her marriage. i found itticy. >> i found it surprising that they let him come in or that kellyanne did because george isn't really quoted in the piece particularly. it seems like this is a style reporter. he doesn't need anything from you ever again. he can burn you. why do it? >> i think it is an odd choice to do the profile unless you keep a smile on you

>> kellyanne: well that's the thing, judge. all across the country, and i traveled frequently out on behalf of the white house, he was in florida and pennsylvania already this week, and he does that for a very specific reason. he takes the case directly to the people, and the middleman doesn't like it. he communicates with all of us the very same time what's on his mind at any given moment through his vast social media platform and cuts out the middleman. i don't want to lose sight of how much affection and appreciation there is in this country for the president and his policy. people know exactly what you just said, a booming economy. and people know it. i went through the crowd last night in pennsylvania, they are there because they are appreciative of having options in this job market. they are appreciative of having more money in their pockets and their bank account that gives them freedom and confidence and buoyancy. it won't matter who tells them that that's not the truth. they see it in their 401(k)s and they see it in t

and kellyanne conway talked about this morning on abc.s typical and you know it to sign an nda in any place of work. and i would be shocked if you didn't have one at abc and she sign signed them when she was on "apprentice" and sign them in the west wing. >> you have signed a nondisclosure in the west wing? >> yes, we have confidentially agreements in west wing and absolutely we do and why not. >> and that is a little bit of the revelation that we have heard the rumors of ndas existing, but not until kellyanne con wway made it seem common practice, but i have never signed one, and so is that unusual for the white house staffers to sign these? >> it is shocking and that is unbelievable and first time any of them admit that the rumored agreements exist. some of them have implied that they didn't exist. there is no such thing in the government, and it is antithetical to the government culture. you do sign an agreement saying that you are aware that you cannot reveal classified information, but the government is supposed to be transparent. an

>> kellyanne: well that's the thing, judge. all across the country, and i traveled frequently out on behalf of the white house, he was in florida and pennsylvania already this week, and he does that for a very specific reason. he takes the case directly to the people, and the middleman doesn't like it. he communicates with all of us the very same time what's on his mind at any given moment through his vast social media platform and cuts out the middleman. i don't want to lose sight of how much affection and appreciation there is in this country for the president and his policy. people know exactly what you just said, a booming economy. and people know it. i went through the crowd last night in pennsylvania, they are there because they are appreciative of having options in this job market. they are appreciative of having more money in their pockets and their bank account that gives them freedom and confidence and buoyancy. it won't matter who tells them that that's not the truth. they see it in their 401(k)s and they see it in t

and kellyanne conway would be saying disparaging things about trump. i had a flash back. a 180. >> i wish she were here, i would ask her, kellyanne do you think i'm jealous i never had to defend the access hollywood tapes? do you think i'm jealous i never had to work in a white house with people like omarosa. do you think i'm jealous i never went and tried to smooth over obscene comments that trump has made about charlottesville, about helsinki? do you think i'm jealous i never signed an nda that prevents me from telling the truth to people. no. i feel good about my decision. people are looking at you because they don't understand how you do what you do every day. and what you gave was yet another talking point that doesn't address the question of what you enable each and every day, that no one can make sense of, including your husband in the latest washington post profile piece. >> alice. >> kellyanne is a friend of mine. i have known her many years. i worked with her on many issues. i asked her that question tonight. i asked her to elaborate a little bit more. and her r

law of 2016. >> kellyanne conway and john bolton were responding to the president's remarks at the rally thursday in pennsylvania. you can judge if he is talking about collusion or russian interference in general. >> helsinki. i had a great meeting with putin. we discussed everything. we got along really well. by the way, that's a good thing. not a bad thing. that's a really good thing. now we're being hindered by the russian hoax. it's a hoax. okay? i'll tell you what, russia's very unhappy that trump won. that i can tell you. >> the president's advisers point to a briefing by top national security officials. as proof, mr. trump is concerned about the conduct although he called it a hoax after that briefing. mr. trump has not affirmed that russia is continuing to interfere in elections. >>> the trump administration will explain how it will reimpose sanctions on iran following the withdrawal of the nuclear deal in may. businesses have until midnight tonight before sanctions are reinstated. gold, aluminum and steel and coal are part of it. we have our l.a. times reporting joining us this

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it was confirmed by kellyanne. all of those in charlottesville, can't come up with a black name on the west wing. that's what we should be dealing with rather than all this comical stuff. >> so, we did actually find jeron. but i think ultimately i agree with rev but this is the perpetual hostility we see when it comes to any discussions of race. when we have an anniversary of a terrorist attack on a college town and the president is more hostile and more prolific and talking about professional athletes than he is to terrorists who are marching in lafayette square right outside of the white house. that is what makes this a dangerous problematic administration. >> go ahead, harry. >> one more african-american calling not smart, one of a series. i'm sorry, go ahead. >> frederica wilson, maxine waters. >> lebron james. >> lebron james. not nice to steph curry and now omarosa. harry litman, thanks, we're grateful. >>> coming up a stunning snub from the president this afternoon blowing up on social media. we'll tell you

why can't kellyanne conway just admit the president lied? you kept saying, david pecker said it, michael cohen said it. chris, the tape said it. he said it himself on the tape. the tape didn't say, hey, i've already paid these people. it's saying we need to talk about this, i need to send out the payment, this is the way we have to pay it, we've got to do it through cash, not a check. they're talking about it in advance. the tape shows the lie. >> i know. that's why i had so much confidence going into the conversation. i know i'm right. and they know that admitting the truth will be perceivedby the president. i don't agree with that. i don't teach it for my kids. the media can punish you for telling the truth sometimes, that's politics, that's life, own it because there's a bigger value. but you also heard the real heart of the answer. the president already answered this. i said, yeah, and he lied. >> the president has already answered this. >> he said it was a ridiculous suggestion that he was lying. it's ridiculous that she would call it r

reporter: and we heard from kellyanne conway more than once a referring to the comments from a year agoident did condemn all types of racism a year ago and he did it again yesterday. the white house position on this seems to be pretty clear that president has made his point that he condemns these acts of violence. he condemns racism in all forms. they are allowing those words to speak for themselves. again, we have reached offer for the comment but have not gotten it yet. >> protesters outside the white house right now but as you point out the president is not going to hear them. he is in new jersey where you are for another week. reporter: yes and if they can't outside of the golf club in bedminster he may not hear them either because there is some distance between the front gate and where the president is located. as far as we know at this hour. but there's no question the white house is monitoring the events. the president is scheduled to be back at the white house tomorrow night. i'm sure they hoping all of this calms down by then. >> rick leventhal, covering the present for us in b

you just spoke with top adviser kellyanne conway. you have new details on what is turning into a culture war here. >> reporter: it really is. in the last two weeks, president trump has attacked congresswoman maxine waters as being low iq. he's called lebron james, the nba player and philanthropist, dumb. now, comparing omarosa to a dog. this tape created during the production of the "apprentice," he is alleged to have used the "n" word. he's tweeted about omarosa over ten times since yesterday. why? apparently, omarosa is bringing a gun to a knife fight. she keeps providing evidence to back up at least some of the claims in the book, including this new tape she's provided to cbs, where you hear trump campaign advisers back in 2016, talking about this alleged tape, and how to handle it. you hear katrina pierson, the former trump campaign spokeswoman saying, quote, he said it, he said it, he's embarrassed by it. in the last half hour or so, i spoke with kellyanne conway about all of this. asked her about the tape. also about whether it

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arthel: that was actually kellyanne conway on this week abc.ral defense attorney. good to have you with me. three of the people reported on chairman good luck with their justice department official grease or, his wife nellie orr and cofounder glenn simpson. why wouldn't these three agree to be interviewed by the house judiciary committee? >> well, they should first of all. if they didn't want to, it's because we have been consist and save the rising for what know thus far. kellyanne conway was absolutely right that in the convolution of this entire situation we don't want everyone to get confused. the main highlights of the most important part that congress will look for in his testimony look for this testimony is its inconsistency and the intelligence gathering services. for example, why would the doj officials have nothing to do with the russian intelligence probe, why was he meeting with simpson in the first place? the coffeeshop meeting we now know as pivotal in terms of information that made its way into the price of cooperated in frankly

take a listen to kellyanne con way saying it' perfectly normal to sign them. >> it's typical and you know it. to sign an nda. >> in the west wing? you've signed a non-disclosure. >> we have confidentiality agreements in the west wing, absolutely we do. why wouldn't we? >> i know it's -- you know, you can't share state secrets. nondisparagement? that's not typical at all. >> not just non-disclosure agreements. requirements you don't say anything negative about the president, about the vice president, about their families. it is broad if you reach the document posted online by "the washington post" it's a pretty broad document and not only that but just a few months ago kellyanne conway's colleague denied that there were any such documents that white house staffers were required to sign so there's something that doesn't quite add up here and president trump repeatedly over the course of his life in business asked people to sign documents that are like this. and it could be because they're afraid of the scenario that played out with omarosa which is that she went and wrote a book that d

joining us with reaction is counsel for the president kellyanne conway. you on the network. i read the transcript. then i watched the media that puts up clips of you and chris cuomo. i get along with him. i am watching this and i got a headache watching it. i am thinking, i admire you for doing it. but i am thinking why? >> well, i did get two questions in about this very topic. twice if not three times i confronted him with the fact that cnn including on his show it let this lie fly for over a month now. that this bombshell report they talked about had been unravelling and discredited. would they admit that? in his attempt to get me to call the president of the united states the l-word when i would not do again and again. >> sean: that was the whole thing. one question over and over and over. >> but i got in the question about this issue. the story has been discredited. lanny davis admitted he made a mistake. what davis said his client would tell mueller essential to the theme of collusion which the president says is phoney. it's central to the claim, th

. >>> trusted and loyal counselor to the president, kellyanne conway, is living in a divided house ofoducing her to donald trump. he is one of the president's biggest critics and has amassed a twitter following. cnn's tom foreman has the inside scoop. >> reporter: as power couples go, kellyanne conway and her husband george have something of a short-circuit. both are conservative. while she's the president's fiercest defender. >> there's no den she will not go into. >> reporter: he is a sharp trump critic. now "the washington post" scored a rare look at their split level home life. >> she rolls her eyes at the tweets. her life would be easier if he wasn't criticizing her boss. >> reporter: criticizing? george conway routinely savages the businessman. just this week tweeting, what if a ceo routinely made false and misleading statements about himself, the company and results and publically attacked business partners, employees and kowtowed to a dangerous competitor? when the president called john kasich unpopular, conway posted a poll showing buckeyes think less of trump. he trolled the

martha mccollum in for chris wallace sits down with counselor to the president, kellyanne conway. 2:00 p.m. eastern coming up in 44 minutes. liz: hawaii governor will be on the ballot in november meeting his challenger in a challenge from a u.s. congresswoman colleen hanabusa and is heavily favored in the general election against the republican. democratic congressman won his competitive primary to take over the seat. coming up we'll find out if thousands of homeowners and firefighters are making headway against the wildfires. we will find out if president trumps fight with china and other countries is having an effect on the midterms. we will speak with the south carolina congresswoman congressman ralph norman. a passenger plane in washington state is now speaking out about his action. this says investigators continue to sit through the wreckage. our own jeff paul is on the ground with a preview. -investigators are back on scene picking the evidence here off to the side. the latest on their investigation and what they believe happened, not. on every purchase, everywhere. actually, tha

doesn't want to come and have a chance to see the vice president, the secretary of the treasury, kellyanney, or even the president himself?" i mean, i'll give you the president and i'll even give you kellyanne conway, but is anybody really excited at the prospect of catching a glimpse of treasury secretary steve mnuchin? [ light laughter ] if i wanted to see him, i would just go down to aquarium where he spends his days suctioned to the glass. [ laughter and applause ] also, you don't need to go to trump's hotel to see kellyanne conway. you just set up a camera, say you're from cnn, and she'll materialize like the shadow demon from "game of thrones." [ roar ] [ laughter ] trump's and his inner circle have repeatedly tried to profit off his presidency. he's surrounded himself with grifters and conmen like himself. just take his commerce secretary wilbur ross. you remember ross. the guy who brought a budweiser and a can of soup with him to a cable news interview to talk about tariffs. look at him. he looks like the oldest pledge in sigma kai. [ laughter ] well this week, ross was accused of

. >>> we're getting new insight into the lives of kellyanne and george conway. kellyanne who serveds as counselor to president trump and her husband and attorney george conway appear to be living in a divided house of sorts. george says he now regrets ever introducing her to donald trump and as one of the president's biggest crit siks he's gro-- cr he's grown a sizeable twitter following. we have the reporter who first wrote that profile of the couple's complicated political life. >> as power couples go, kellyanne conway and her husband george have something of a short circuit. both are conservative but while she's the president's fiercest defender. >> there is no den she will not go into. >> he ask a sharp trump critic. now "the washington post" has scored a rare behind the scenes look at their split-level homelife. >> she told me that she rolls her eyes at the tweets and certainly her life would be easier if he wasn't criticizing her boss. >> reporter: criticize something north conway routinely savage dollars the businessman turned politician just this week tw

we saw kellyanne conway, obviously, his spokesperson is a woman.lain or have they try to explain why there are no african-americans. >> we have seen white house officials point to a few name from there. kellyanne conway shouting out geron and she did not even know his last name. geron smith. >> the president when speaking in the oval office who happens to be korean-american asked her why she was not working on the korean issue sugigesting that hr ethnicity should define her path. he was surprised according to people in the room when they did not know him, why would they? ben carson never served in congress. the president's own approach to issues of race and ethnicity have affected hiring process across the white house. >> jeff benefit, thank you to you both. >> we'll talk about trump on the trail. not the president. donald trump jr. boosting republican candidate. is he an access or a liability. >> six months after the school shooting in parkland, what survivors try to do to make sure it does not happen again. r care. but we won't get there without

as power couples go, kellyanne conway and her husband george have something of a short circuit.are conservative, but while she's the president's fiercest defend er -- >> there is no den she will not go into. >> reporter: -- he is a sharp trump critic. now the "washington post" scored a rare look at their split home life. >> he told me she rolls her eyes at the tweets. certainly her life would be easier if he wasn't criticizing her boss. >> reporter: george conway routinely savages the businessman politician, tweeting just this week, what if a ceo rue trainly made false and misleading statements about himself, the company and results and publicly attacked and kow w kowtowed to a dangerous competitor. he has trolled the president over his clashes with political foes and the press, over his fallen allies and his lies. his wife told cnn's dana bash last spring. >> he writes a lot of things that are also supportive. >> reporter: but to the "washington post," she said it is disrespectful. it's a violation of basic decency certainly, if not marital vows. the post says she quickly tried