mr mulvaney was a guest in my home in los angeles.re on the white house lawn when donald trump gave his acceptance speech at the convention. yes, i'm very friendly with them. but in the last six months i've actually met withjoe biden four times and i've met with donald trump not even once. myjob is to know both campaigns, to know both candidates, so i can analyse both efforts from the perspective of the voters, and i'm one of the rare pollsters who gets a chance to meet both candidates from across the aisle. i am interested that you said to me just a moment ago, you think donald trump's messaging is off. and you linked it to what we've seen in recent weeks, the deep unease in america of both allegations of racist policing and some of the protests and of course, a limited number of those protesters have turned violent. kelly—anne conway, who is now departing the white house, but a senior adviser to donald trump, said on august 27, she said, the more chaos and anarchy and vandalism and violence reigns, the better it is for the very clea

manicotti, mick mulvaney on how they dealt with crises during their respective administration's. informationssing of becomes extraordinarily as important when you are dealing with crises and you have to stick to the process of the chief best created and hope -- the chief has created and hope the president is getting all the information they need to get the right decision. >> watch c-span this labor day weekend. a campaign event with president trump at the winston-salem north carolina airport. life coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. senator edsetts markey spoke to supporters after defeating challenger representative joe kennedy in the democratic u.s. senate primary election in that state, afterwards we'll hear from congressman kennedy. [applause] >> thank you, guys. thank you so much, thank you. good evening everyone, thank you for joining me tonight here in my hometown. i spoke with congressman kennedy just a few moments ago and i extended my respect and congratulations for a campaign that has been fierce at times, but always fueled by a shared commitment to the peop

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and then the staff applauded. >> you spent time around nick mulvaney so he is pretty laid-back and gets along well with the majority of the staff. so were all sitting there waiting in traffic and then to leave everybody else behind. and not being a team player. i was how shocked mick was in that moment because he was that more laid-back and he lay down the law pretty heavily against john and that moment and everybody who saw that was frankly kind of happy that he had. >>host: what was your working relationship with steve bannon? did you ever contribute any money? >> no. i didn't donate any money. he wasn't there for very long in the white house. and then to spend a significant amount of time. i didn't say anything that already had it been told i didn't feel it was necessary and i didn't thank you play that significant of a roll. in his limited number of days he was there. >>host: coming in as the communications director, we share some stories how he spoke in a colorful way to your staff. >> mitch came in and there was one mission when he arrived he wanted to shake things up in the build

we'll hear from mack mclarty, ained card, denis mcdonough, and mick mulvaney. they'll talk about their experiences handling the attacks on 9/11, the 2012 u.s. embassy attack in benghazi, ebola, the 2008 financial crisis, and the current coronavirus. georgetown university hosted this event. >> i wanted to thank everyone for tuning in tonight, both here in the zoom chat, members of the georgetown community, but also the broader public who is following us on social media or other channels. this is a really timely conversation, i think, as we look at the world and the state of our politics right now, and the number of crises that we're all dealing with, much of it falls at the doorstep of the oval office to be dealt with. and so to help us sort of sort through how presidents think about this, we thought who better to convene than a group of former chiefs of staff who have been there on the front line, working arm in arm with the president of the united states, with the last four presidents of the united states in tackling various crises. these crises have come in a

you've spent time around mick mulvaney, so you know that, generally speaking, he's a pretty laid back guy. he's a nice guy. he got along well with the majority of the staff. and in this moment, he'd just kind of had enough, i think. we're all sitting there on this bus, maybe in traffic, and john bolton's motorcade which we had asked to escort the rest of the group comes buzzing i by leaving everybody else behind. i think something just snapped. i think he'd had enough of john kind of talking his own path and not being a team player, and he let him now, and he didn't hold back. .. and he laid down the law pretty heavily against john in that moment, and i think everybody that saw it was frankly kind of happy he had. >> what was your working relationship with steve bannon and let me ask you this. did you ever contribute any money to his project? >> guest: no. i never gave any money to him for his wall project or anything else. bannon wasn't there for very long in the white house, and by the time i became press secretary, he was on his way out the door and so i honestly didn't spend a sig

chiefs of staff to the past four presidents, matt mclarty, andy card, denis mcdonough, and mick mulvaney, on how they dealt with crises during their respective administration's. >> it's always important to a president or any leader, and becomes important when dealing with crises. process to stick to the and hope the president has empowered to make sure the president is getting all of the information they need to make the right decisions. >> watch c-span this labor day weekend. vice president pence talked about the administration's accomplishments over the last four years at a workers for trump event in pennsylvania. he also talked about the civil unrest kenosha, wisconsin. president trump won pennsylvania in 2016. ♪

january 30th, acting chief of staff, mick mulvaney and secretary azar called trump aboard air force onepresident was making the final decision to go ahead with the restrictions on china travel. azar was blunt warning that a virus could develop into a pandemic and arguing that china should be criticized for failing to be transparent. stop panicking, mr. trump told him. january 31st, the limits on travel from china were publicly announced. but the times found that nearly 40,000 americans and authorized travelers had come into the u.s. from china since trump imposed the restrictions. february 13th, secretary azar announced a plan to implement a flu surveillance system within five cities. but it collapsed as mr. azar struggled to win approval for $100 million in funding and the cdc failed to make reliable tests available. february 21st, the white house coronavirus task force gathered. among the questions on the agenda, when should it be recommended that trump take textbook mitigation measures such as school closings and cla cancellations of mass gatherings. the group decided it would soon n

eastern former white house chiefs of staff for the past four , denisnts, mack mclarty mcdonough, mick mulvaney, and andy card. extraordinarily important when dealing with crises. you have to stick to the process that you created and hope the president has empowered to make sure the president is getting all the information they need to make the right decision. announcer: watch c-span this labor day weekend. conferenceat a news president trump denied he made derogatory remarks about u.s. troops as reported by "the atlantic." he talked about racial unrest, the economy, and coronavirus response. larry kudlow also spoke briefly with details on the august numbers. [indistinct chatter] >> thank you, everybody. thank you. as we begin labor day weekend america's unprecedented economic recovery continues. you see what is going on. it is pretty amazing. the united states economy as of this morning, 1.4 million jobs les last month bringing the total to over 10 million jobs which is a record. in august, we added 240,000 retail jobs, 174,000 leisure and hospitality jobs, and 29,000 new manufacturing jobs. t

come out in a straightforward way and to travel with the president there was a moment where mick mulvaney confronted him. >> it was less about not traveling people were thankful he didn't that more of the attitude he expected he shouldn't have to. he felt he was a level above everyone else. many times he would ask us to put out a statement i knew were contrary on a particular topic and one of the things i think is so important when you work in politics and are not the principal or the president you have to remember no one elected you. they elected donald trump if he, he didn't need to be there. i think he made things much more difficult than they needed to be for the team and for himself. >> host: when you were overseas and the uk he lets loose and described how he went full force and put him straight and pretty much applauded. >> when you spend time around him you know that generally speaking he is a pretty laid back guy, got along well with the majority of the staff and in this moment he just kind of had enough. we are sitting here on the bus waiting for traffic and his motorcade which

house chief of staff to the past for presidents, mac mclarty, andy card, denis mcdonough, and mick mulvaney on how they dealt with crises during their respective administrations. >> the processing of information, while always important to a president or any leader becomes extra nearly important when you are dealing with crises and you have two stick to the process and hopefully the president has empowered to make sure the president is getting all the information they need to make the right decisions. >> tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. pres. trump: biden's record is a shameful rollcall of the most catastrophic betrayals and blunders in our lifetime. he has spent his entire career on the wrong side of history. mr. biden: our current president has failed in his most a sick duty to the nation. he has failed to protect us. he has failed to protect americans. and, my fellow americans, that isor

mick mulvaney. everyone's name basically that was around and in any way involved in this is being blamed right now for letting the president sit down this extensively with bob woodward, but with regards to what david said, whoever, you know, allowed the president to sit down with woodward 18 times should be given a one-way ticket out of the white house, it was the president who ultimately made this decision to sit down with woodward this much. >> right. >> based on what our sources are telling us. he was the one, you know, so scorned that he did not sit down with him last time he thought truly he could make himself look good in this interview if he sat down with woodward in this book to really make his case essentially and that is what aides see as so damaging now. if he had not sat down to him and talked to him these 18 times this interview and this book would not be nearly as damaging as it now is proving to be. >> jamie, i understand that you're learning that the president bragged about something

reporter: since biden's tweet last week, president trump's special envoy to northern ireland, mick mulvaneying. even so, balinar's picked its man. >> everybody is for joe biden in this town. i think he's gonna win. >> reporter: if he does, the town will be counting on him to keep his word. nic robertson, cnn, balinar, ireland. >>> millions of people on the u.s. gulf coast are under storm warnings as tropical storm beta heads for texas and louisiana. the system's bringing heavy rain and the threat of big storm surges. so let's bring in meteorologist tyler malden, who joins me now. tyler, it seems like just more bad news than what's already been a record-breaking hurricane season. >> hey, man, yeah. this is the last thing that they want to see in texas and louisiana. that would be another tropical system. that's what we have. we have a nearly 14 million residents in the northwestern gulf of mexico under a tropical storm warning at the moment. as tropical storm beta makes a beeline towards them. and that is a very slow beeline. it was stationary yesterday. it's now only moving to the west-nort

:30coverage begins at .astern on c-span2 hear from mack mclarty, card, dennis mcdonough and mick mulvaney. they'll talk about their experiences handle the attack at 9/11, benghazi, ebola, the 2008 current crisis and coronavirus. georgetown university hosted event. >> i want to thank everyone for tonight. both here in the zoom chat, members of the georgetown community, but also the broader public who is following us on social media or other channels. this is a really timely conversation, i think, as we look at the world and the state

manicotti, mick mulvaney on how they dealt with crises during their respective administration's.of becomes extraordinarily as important when you are dealing with crises and you have to stick to the process of the chief best created and hope -- the chief has created and hope the president is getting all the information they need to get the right decision. >> watch c-span this labor day weekend. >> tuesday,

intide this moment, this is january 31st, earlier this year, where alex azar of the hhs comes in, mulvaneyhe chief of staff at the time, was there, fauci is there, redfield is there, and they say, look, we think we have got to ban travel from china, and the president says, okay, according to woodward, he says, to tony fauci, does -- is that what you think, should we, and he says, yes. and then they go and they announce this travel ban and as you well know, as the chief white house correspondent, it is much different story that president trump has been telling ever since then, he now tells a story in which he alone in standing up to his experts decided to ban travel from china, most travel from china, and therefore headed off an even more dire situation. so it is just one example where the public and the private aren't matching up, the most glaring example, of course, the one reported on for the last few days where in february 7th, woodward does an interview with trump, trump says that the coronavirus is deadly, five times more deadly than the flu, and it is airborne, and a stark contrast t

we'll hear from mack mclarty, ained card, denis mcdonough, and mick mulvaney. they'll talk about their experiences handling the attacks on 9/11, the 2012 u.s. embassy attack in benghazi, ebola, the 2008 financial crisis, and the current coronavirus. georgetown university hosted this event. >> i wanted to thank everyone for tuning in

these interviews were things that were handled under mick mulvaney, under the previous communications staff, and they have nothing to do with us. former administration officials are saying they didn't have anything to do with us either. also saying, you know, the president was on his own here. and this was something that he chose and one former aide indicating to me that universally within the white house, there was a sense the president should not be talking to bob woodward but went ahead and did it anyway. that's something i have heard from former administration officials who were there during the first bob woodward book who couldn't believe bob woodward was back in the white house, katy. >> yeah, no doubt about that. shannon pettypiece, thank you so much. >> with me now is former cia director john brennan. he's also an msnbc senior national security and intelligence analyst. john, it's always good to have you. i want to talk about the way this president takes in information. he has the entire national security apparatus around him. but we have seen from the past four years is that

mick mulvaney is here., there is no way on god's green that's right politicians won't find a way to spend some money before the election. so, mick, big smile on your face, do you think we will get some kind of stimulus bill this year? >> good morning, stuart. i would never be happy to be wrong about spending money, i am still surprised nothing has passed. that being said i've been in washington enough to know, despite folks are saying there will be great temptation to do something before the election. it is fair to say a stand-alone stimulus bill is off the table. there is not simply time or interest to do that. keep in mind there, is one, possibly two bills that must pass before the election. certainly the funding of the government bill must pass by the end of september. my guess is that some sort of emergency spending, recovery bill for the wildfires and hurricanes will also pass before the election in november. there is still a couple different avenues for maybe a smaller, slimmed down stimulus bill to p

mick mulvaney said something and i'm not mad for saying it out loud i thought about it.biden doesn't do well at the last debate, is he going to use what indianapolis said and said this guy doesn't fight fair i'm going to got. biden has to survive. trump has to win. here is ari fleischer on his advice. >> i would smoke him out on far left issues about raising taxes. you said you would raise taxes twice as much as hillary clinton. you said you want a public option. barack obama didn't even go for a public option. how far left are you going to take america? force him to unite with bernie sanders on these domestic policies. that's where you want to go. and i bring up the iran deal, too. he can show is how weak joe biden is across the board. is he so weak he no longer adheres to the positions he used to take. is he so weak he won't stand up to china anymore. and we have to see how strong is he just being on a strange at 9:00 at night until 10:30 at night. brian: that's going to be big. one of the big topics is amy coney barrett and she will start meeting with senate leaders a

director, who was then mick mulvaney with him.o you're going to be asking for a lot of money but we have to keep an eye on the budget. all you think of is somebody going to a scene of devastation like that and he's already talking about how he's not -- he's going to be limited on what kind of money he'll be able to provide. he also marveled at the low death count because at that point the known death toll was quite low. so he was congratulating the governor on having a much lower death count than hurricane katrina. it really -- there was a real disconnect between the president's demeanor on that trip and the incredible suffering of the puerto rican people. steve: julie pace, did you want to weigh in? julie: the one thing i would add is we've seen in the late stages of this campaign the president authorizing some assistance for puerto rico and i think it's because of the political reality. puerto ricans don't just live in puerto rico. they live in a state like florida and i think the president is now grappling with some of the poli

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even the president's former acting chief of staff mick mulvaney called the testing backlog inexcusable country. >> the american clinical laboratory association says just expect more of these kind of delays as this surge and demand exceeds the capacity for the labs to turn around these tests. >> while healthcare professionals continue to beck for additional protective yimt equipment, the trump administration has not put into action the full force of the defense protection act to deal with the shortage of critical medical supplies. >> it's a shame we ran out of masks and ppe to protect our healthcare workers. there was no excuse in march and less of an excuse now. >> over 59,000 new cases on sunday. >> more than 60,600 americans were diagnosed. >> six months into the coronavirus crisis, the u.s. does not have it anywhere near under control and we've seen other countries at least be able to make strides in the right direction in a way we have really failed to do. and that the a failure that lies squarely with the president of the united states. >> at some point it's going to become almost

eastern, former white house chief of staff to the past for presidents, dennis and mick mulvaney on howtilt with crises during the respective administrations. the processing of information is always important to a president and any leader becomes extraordinarily important when dealing with crises. you have to stick to the process that's created and the president has empowered to make sure the president is getting the information they need to make the right decision. >> watch c-span this labor day weekend. americans affected by covid-19, the economy and racial discrimination addressed the 2020 democratic national convention. minute portion includes remarks by small business owners, domestic violence survivors, climate activists and gun violence prevention activists. >> it's been rough. my wife and i, 31 years ago, began

we had bill daly on yesterday, we had mick mulvaney on and both of them said in an election year theyickly what it sounds like, what i'm hearing about from you is not a process that gets us there quickly. how quickly do you think there will be a final plan that comes together >> john bone nehner said congres a place where things happen slowly until they happen very fast there are people in different positions. there are several people on the republican side know that having a deal is what may get them over the top, particularly in the senate there are a number of moderate democrats, freshmen in these congressional districts that need a deal. politics does work it may seem clumsy at the end of the day, the people will drive the process. i think enough pressure being put on politicians you'll see something come together quickly after there's been a long negotiation. >> never fun watching the sausage get made thank you very much. >> it is not my pleasure, thank you. >>> all right. coming up on "squawk," some new numbers on new york city real estate and the increased flight to the burbs s

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former white house chief of and mick mulvaney on how they dealt with crises during their administrations>> always important to a president any -- and any leader, becomes extraordinarily important. you have to make sure the president is getting all of the information they need to make the right decision. >> watched c-span this labor day weekend. watch c-span this labor day weekend. >> when you read about thomas jefferson, that he was an infidel, sounds a little reminiscent, doesn't it? the things that were said about abraham lincoln and about fdr, that he wanted to be a dictator, it comes with the territory. in trump's case, at least in the era, post-world war ii, i have never seen anything like it. >> a life to our conversation with ralph reed, whose books include his most recent, "for god and country." "in-depth" today at noon eastern. >> "washington journal" continues. host: more campaign 2020 discussion with charlie cook, politicalthe cook report. we are two months before the election day. where does the presidential race stand in your view? he was in a tough spot before the coronavir

mulvaney your recognized for five minutes. >> thank you mister chairman and i want to thank all of ourwitnesses are joining us for this veryimportant hearing . the pandemic has made this an incredibly difficult time for everyone in our communities and for restaurants in particular. and i know that many of the restaurant that i've heard from in my region are small family-owned businesses. some who been forced to shudder. everything they worked so hard to achieve and restaurant owners who been in business over 30 years have bought their way through several financial crisis are saying they don't know how they're going to make it through this recession. it's truly heartbreaking and we as democrats put additional resources towards restaurants in the heroes act and one important provision wasthe expansion of the employee retention tax credit or the jobs credit . we also worked on another round of impact payments and repair and refundable tax credits that could help families and workers who are struggling but that's still legislation unfortunately the senate hasn't looked at. miss bernstein,