. >> sean: coming up riley again, jillian michaels weighing in on the president's efforts to protect women sports, plus we will have a news from newly sworn in attorney general pam, she has had a very busy first day. also will bring you the latest development from doj and the billions and billions of your hard-earned tax dollars wasted, by radical democrats, a new deal, de ai, woke ideology, you name it, but not for america. that would be bad enough, billions of dollars and it just moments the israeli prime minister benjamin it will join us for an exclusive interview, after his historic meeting yesterday at the oval office with president trump, first last check in on the democratic party which is first in the denial stage, they cannot believe they lost the election and they were in the grief and depression stage, you know they have officially entered the rage and anger stage which is where they usually are the president trump. not much of a change. which by the way back a perfect -- i'm perfectly fine with that of that's where they want to be and i hate to break it to our friends in

. >> jesse: jillian michaels is the host of the keeping it real podcast.who maintains incredible discipline, focus, energy, endurance. is that what you are seeing right now in washington? >> jessie, i am seeing that squared. when steve said the media is too lazy and dumb to keep up with him, i was ashamed because i can't keep up with him. i was keeping score in the beginning because there was so much winning. i was doing a little bit of gloating. and now, every day you wake up to a new headline. like oh, panama, greenland, he is incredible. i honestly don't know how i was doing it. >> jesse: if you are against what he's doing, all you're doing is complaining. but these are good things for the country. so i guess he is right. you are not going to get tired of winning. when you hear him say never give up, i know you are highly motivated, jillian michaels. how do you think the country takes that? >> i am hoping they are inspired. i can tell you that personally, having gone through hardships in my life and knowing that success as a matter of attrition and you

. >> jillian michaels is the host of the keeping it real podcast. right, jillian, you strike me as someone who maintains incredible discipline, focus, energy, endurance. is that what you're seeing right now in washington? >> jesse, i'm seeing that squared. when steve bannon said that the media is too lazy and dumb to keep up with him, i was ashamed because i can't keep up with him. i was keeping score in the beginning because there was so much winning, you know, and i was doing a little bit of gloating. and now i'm just every day you wake up to a new headline like, oh, panama, greenland, the usaid. i mean, he's he's incredible, i don't know. i honestly don't know how he's doing it. >> you know, if you're against what he's doing, all you're doing is complaining. but these are good things for the country. so i guess he's right. you're not going to get tired of winning when you hear him say, never give up. i know you're highly motivated, jillian michaels. how do you think the country takes that? >> well, i'm hoping they're inspired. i can tell you perso

joining me now, jillian michaels act a health and wellness expert. senate democrats brave enough to support a more common sense approach to health care. what you think they are afraid of? >> i think they are resisting no matter what. you saw the senators vote along party lines. but what i can tell you is that all politicians are forced to take money from special interests. and get the republicans fell into line. they voted to confirm kennedy and the democrats did not and i promise you, this is one of those eight e-20 issues, 80% of the country wants to see change in health care. people are taking note and they will not forget. and they got shellacked, as your previous guests said. for reasons just like this one, in my opinion. >> laura: and what is amazing is that mothers, young people, minorities, this is an issue that kind of brings together a lot of different groups of people. and i think it is fascinating. there is crunchy granola types with more traditional conservatives, that is a good thing. why should it be so left and right all the time? >>

. >> it reminds me of the first time i watched you interview jillian michaels and her telling you whyhe left california. and now donald trump is reversing all of it. the left is going crazy. but to me the american people, to they really want all this money spent abroad, tens of billions of dollars, to they really want woke policies in every aspect of their lives or do they want limited government, greater freedom and leave people alone and let them make their own decisions but they don't need a sealer government approval for what they do. >> i think it's the latter and i'm down here in south florida. i was in new orleans all last weekend. you know this is well, people are... the reporters in washington are busier than they've ever been because every single day there's breaking news of things donald trump is doing. i was there at the white house last week when he examined the -- and signed the executive order... mothers and daughters who have been fighting this. we've got to get congress to push this through permanently because we know that executive orders can be overturned and right

casey and calley means, jillian michaels talking about the same thing see what is possible to get done. he at the very least expose what is happening. school lunches, look at what is going on with food stamps or what you are getting money to buy just because are struggling doesn't mean you have to eat terrible. >> steve: we are all on board with his food approach, his food agenda. it's just the stuff he has said in the past about vaccines that troubles a lot of people. you know, any turbulence he hits it's going to be vax related. >> brian: steve, can i say one thing? he wants to look at the studies. many of which haven't been studied since the 1970s. i want you to back up this study. show me the science behind it, if it stands the test, it stays. is he also going to take some money and go can we just study some of the -- what the new vaccines coming out. can we see we are going in the right direction? can we start making sure that pharmaceutical companies are not funding these things? >> ainsley: other networks are saying he doesn't believe in vaccines he says he does. all his childre