>> alisyn, i'll give you some specifics. one is that it creates a new entitlement, perhaps the first major entitlement, the largest under a republican president if trz sign donald trump signed this in. we'll different scores, cbo scores, joint tax scores. the only score that really matters is will it bring down health insurance premiums. this bill doesn't do it. it doesn't really create competition. it allows the government to come in and prop up the insurance companies and it won't drive down costs. that's what we have to do. that's my major objection. if it lowers costs and provides those essential services and a safety net for those who need it, i'm all on board. i can tell usec tear price yesterday and the vice president agreed we need to go ahead and make some modifications to this bill. we put together a committee last night at the house freedom caucus late in the night to actually work on constructive changes. so hopefully we'll see very good amendments, not only in the committees but offered by rank and file members

but this is my point, alisyn.think the trump white house is going to have to answer questions about this today because i think even more so because of the flynn scenario you described. it's dealing with the same character, this russian ambassador. >> the white house posture has been the same. it was blame the media first then. and that wound up just raising the stakes of proving what's true, and they're doing the exact same thing this time. don't they have to deal with it differently if they want to cut it short? >> they would be wise. every sort of crisis communications expert would say that at this point, it's quite clear this story is not going away, and they probably would be wise to come up with a process in which they could put out every fact they understand. as you know they've already instructed from the white house council's office, they see the investigations coming, the counsel's office says don't destroy anything, preserve all the documents you have on this. they're clearly girding for this to be with

alisyn? >> joe, thank you for that. this morning cnn also learning new information concerning a possible link between computer servers belonging to a russian bank and the trump administration. cnn's pamela brown is live in washington with with the details. what did you learn? >> reporter: we learned the fbi probe remains open between as poable computer connection between the trump administration and alpha bank. this is the same server mentioned in a breitbart article that a white house official said sparked president trump's series of tweets last saturday accusing investigators of tapping his phone. we are told that there was no fisa warrant on this particular server. questions about the connection between the server and the russian bank were widely dismissed four months ago as an attempt by the bank to block spam. we learned the fbi's counterintelligence team, the same one looking into russia's suspected interference in the 2016 election is still looking into it. one official i spoke to said

all of the rest of this, alisyn, is absurd. what it gets to is one basic question about russia and our elections. vladimir putin has tried to affect our elections. all the fbi experts say it. cycle and cycle. it is repugnant. it is nothing new. the idea any of these people involved in the trump campaign had to help vladimir putin do something he is does every cycle. >> i want to press you on one thing. the timeline is fishy. unless president trump had a crystal ball or to your point, he had actual information how could he have foretold on march 15th where he said i bet something will come out about wiretapping evidence in the next two weeks. >> because i think there is evidence to show that there was inappropriate surveillance of the trump team. >> hold on. hold on. >> let me finish. general flynn was unmasked, which was unlawful. we will find out who did that. were other people unmasked? >> i think leaking classified information is unlawful. unmasking in and of itself is not necessarily unlawful, matt. >> let's not have it bot

. >> reporter: alisyn, it is game on now. we heard mitch mcconnell throwing down the gauntlet. saying the committee will vote on gorsuch and that will set the stage for the full senate next friday. not only predicting the vote will happen, but he will get confirmed. this is setting the stage for a democrat and republican to take their positions. democrats say they are committed now to filibustering this nomination. 27 democrats are committed to this. two say they are not. the republicans need 60 votes to break that filibuster. they have 52 in the senate. majority. they need 8 democrats to go along with them. they are targeting a dozen democrats and some of those red states. they believe they are vulnerable . if that doesn't work, they are prepared to use the nuclear option from a 6 0 vote to a 51. they want to make sure gorsuch gets an up or down vote. >> it will be an uphill climb to get the 60 votes. if a judge can't meet a nominee can't meet the vote standard, you don't change the rules. >> no supreme court justice has been stopped with a filibuster. that is what the democra

price. >> good morning, alisyn. how are you? >> i'm doing well. is this going to pass today?> i think it is. i think what the american people understand and appreciate is there are many individuals in our society right now who have gotten coverage through the exchange, through obamacare, that it's not working for them. premiums are up, deductibles are up. not able to access the care they want. it's only getting worse. we have a third of the counties in our nation that only have one insurer, five states only have one insurer. what the american people appreciate is that this is a plan that doesn't work. that's why this is the first phase of the process to bring about patient-centered health care where patients and families and doctors are making medical decisions and not wad. >> well, at the latest counted, cnn's latest whip count is there are still 31 no or leaning no vote votes; so how will it pass? >> you have to have the votes to pass. it's important to keep focus on the people of this land, the patients across this land. the mom who has two kids who took her son to the doc

>> reporter: not yet, alisyn.ls investigating all of this to try to sort out exactly what did happen on that street in the neighborhood in western mosul. what we do know is that an air strike was called in on that block where we have seen such devastating damage. some 60 bodies or more now pulled from the rubble. the air strike was called in and houses collapsed. what caused all of this collapse and damage? we don't know. the iraqis are saying they don't see evidence of an air strike on the buildings. the u.s. knows it did call in an air strike. there may have been a suicide bomber there in a truck. those explosives might have caused the secondary explosion and all of the devastation. it is all under investigation right now. i think one of the things that needs to be under scored is it is isis that is holding civilians hostage in the areas. this is really an isis atrocity. the u.s. and iraqis investigating and trying to find out exactly how it all happened. chris. >> barbara, terrible. thank you very much. i appre

>> good morning, alisyn. the headline, under investigation, something no white house can afford to take lightly. and for a while, yesterday, with it appeared the administration was going into self-defense mode in the briefing room. but when the president stepped up in front of the cameras and the microphones last night in kentucky, he didn't have anything to say about it. >> reporter: president donald trump dodging the biggest challenge to rock his administration at a campaign rally monday night. >> the fbi, as part of o you ur counterintelligence mission, is investigating the russian government's efforts to interfere in the 2016 presidential election. and that includes investigating the nature of any links between individuals associated with the trump campaign and the russian government. and whether there was any coordination between the campaign and russia's efforts. >> reporter: fbi director james comey and nsa director mike rogers facing five hours of questioning before the house intelligence committee. >

>> alisyn, that's my best guess. i don't think we will know the facts until the investigation is concluded. republicans have concerns here, too. >> sure, and until that happens you are guessing where you think the leaks would come from based, oh, i don't know, politics. >> and so are you, alisyn. you are guessing there are no facts and we won't know -- >> hold on a second, matt. i am not talking about the leaks. what i was talking about was the president's words, the president's words are more important, and the president has made allegations of a felony of a past president, and it's based on no credible source. that's what worries me, and that could be dangerous. >> could i invite you and everybody covering this to keep following the hearings and let's see what the conclusions are both at the congressional arm and the fbi and doj, and that's all i am asking. >> they are not exploring that question, so nobody will find an answer to that. >> yes, they are. >> you are the only one that thinks that. >> no, i am not. >>

good morning, joe. >> reporter: good morning, alisyn. it was the most important speech of this president's new administration, and he's gotten rave reviews for it so far. it was a different side of the president that called on america to put away the trivial fights. but his call for democrats and republicans to come together, easier said than done. president trump striking a more presidential and optimistic tone. >> i am here tonight to deliver a message of unity and strength. >> reporter: in his hour-long speech to a joint session of congress -- >> it is a message deeply delivered from my heart. >> reporter: off the top the president condemning the surge in hate crimes since he took office. >> recent threats targeting jewish community centers and vandalism of jewish cemeteries as well as last week's shooting in kansas city remind us that, while we may be a nation divided on policies, we are a country that stands united in condemning hate and evil in all of its very ugly forms. >> reporter: spending much of his speech laying out an ambit

alisyn. >> suzanne, thank you for all of that. the house intel russia investigation as we have been telling you has been ground to a halt this week. can it restart while devin nunes is still in charge? a democrat on that committee tells us what he wants to see on that committee next. kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin trusted advice for life. kevin, how's your mom? life well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do for you. >>> house intel chairman devin nunes rejecting calls from democrats and republicans to recuse himself from the investigation. here is what he told cnn's manu raju. >> are you going to stay and run the investigation? >> why would i not? you guys need to ask them why these things are being said. >> so the investigation continue as you as chairman? >> why would it not? aren't i briefing you continuously and keeping you up to speed ? >> they are saying it cannot run with you as chairman. >> that sounds like their problem. my colleagues are fine. they know we are doing the

good morning, congress member. >> thank you, alisyn.nk you for having me on the program. >> good to have you here. it was reported that when president trump found out you were a no vote, he said you were destroying the republican party. what was your response? >> well, just another day at the office for me, i guess. let me say this. i had two meetings last week with the president. center right group met on tuesday. i expressed my serious concerns and reservations. i told him i was leaning no. i came back on thursday and said i was against the bill. he did not take it as well the second and third time i said no. i get it. emotions are running high. they are saying things they shouldn't. i did raise concerns about the bill with the president. specifically the medicaid provision. i expressed to the president that made kedicaid provision wa inadequate. i presented the plan by kasich and schneider and sandoval. republican governors that need to be brought in the process. it didn't provide adequate resources for people on medicaid. >> and whe

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> good morning. welcome to your "new day." it's thursday, march 9, 8:00 in the east. we have breaking news. hours ago, after an all-night debate, republicans declaring a victory on their first step in the health care battle. the house ways and means committee, they passed it. those first steps are going towards appealing -- repealing obamacare. but the very long night on capitol hill turned into a long morning for the house energy and commerce committee. they're looking at a different part of the bill. 22 hours, still going. the vice chair asked them to please leave and he would even give them waffle house if they did so. >> they did bring in dunkin munchkins. >>> meanwhile president trump trying to unite his party behind the plan making his pitch to skeptical conservatives. if this new bill fails, the president says he has a plan b. sources says he's prepared to let obamacare stay in place and if it implodes, blame it on the democrats. cnn has every development starting with suzanne malveaux live on

alisyn. >> suzanne, thank you for that. let's discuss it with republican congressman warren davidson of ohio. he is a member of the house freedom caucus. how will he vote? let's ask him. good morning, congressman. >> hi, alisyn, how are you today? >> i'm well. has president trump convinced you to get on board? >> you know, i'm a fan of president trump, i campaigned for him in ohio. he's well liked in our district but this plan is not well liked in ohio. >> so you're a no vote? >> correct. >> has the president contacted you? >> he's not contacted me personally. i was present when he spoke to the conference in the morning and i was present when he spoke at dinner last night. >> so let's talk about that we've heard he was quite persuasive and that two people did change their votes. what did he say to you all? >> he talked about the importance of doing what we said, repeal and replace obamacare. and i think our whole conference is united in that's what we need to do. the question is, does this bill do that? and the fact that ph

hi, joe. >> reporter: hi, alisyn. some call the charge unsubstantiated and some call it evidence free, and what is clear the aides for the president of the united states have been working very hard to try and defend it, or to at least call for it to be investigated, which brings us to the justice department which is under increasing pressure to speak out. the fbi director, james comey, was, quote, incredulous after the weekend tirade accusing former president obama of wiretapping his phones during the 2016 election, and comey concerned the president's unfounded allegation will make the fbi look bad, and then the justice department silence on the matter now frustrating comey. >> we have only heard unsubstantiated anonymous sources make those claims and i don't think director comey commented. >> sean spicer doubling down trump's accusation, but he, like the president, offering no proof. >> there's no question that something happened, and the question is, is it surveillance or a wiretap or whatever, but there has been en

>> alisyn, that is not quite right. like her father, she is insisting on the right to maintain ownership of her business. it is true. >> she won't make decisions. >> she is handing off management. she is maintaining ownership. she has a financial interest which raises questions about confli conflicts. while the question of whether or not this nepotism, mr. kushner on one side of the throne, ivanka trump on the other with their father and father-in-law respectively in the mid. it is not allowed by nepotism law, many say it is not allowed. there is an argument about that. is it a good idea? do we want a country that is run like monarchy? you have the throne flanked by family members? >> i have something to say. >> do we want people in the oval office whose first loyalty is to the country not to the man sitting behind the desk. >> let me jump in. ivanka's moving everything to a trust managed by others. or selling off different assets. they won't have day-to-day involvement with the business. one important thing to point ou

good morning, sarah. >> good morning, alisyn. jeff sessions may be recusing himself but that doesn't answer all the questions about ties with this president and his advisers and russian officials. we've now learned that not only did jeff sessions meet with the russian ambassador, michael flynn met with the russian ambassador. now even donald trump's son-in-law, a senior adviser in this white house, jared kushner held his own meeting with the russian ambassador. >> i have recused myself in the matters that deal with the trump campaign. >> reporter: attorney general jeff sessions recusing himself from any investigations into the trump campaign. >> let me be clear. i never had meetings with russian operatives or russian enter meeld airs about the trump campaign. >> reporter: defending himself amid revelations that he failed to disclose in his confirmation hearing that he met with russian ambassador sergey kislyak twice during president trump's campaign last year. >> i don't think there's anything wrong with a united states state nor

i groo e with you, alisyn.tion that has interrupted their desired messaging strategy because i'm sure they would rather be talking about selling this health care bill, getting out there, pointing to what comes behind this health care bill, tax reform, other big initiative items. but every sean spicer briefing and every interaction the president has with the press for the last few weeks has been dominated by the russia stuff. his tweets, the surveillance and the wiretapping. clearly it's a distraction. to your point, we'll learn tonight -- not that you can directly tie it, but we'll learn if indeed his agenda is stalled? >> no smile irony in the fact nunes saying it's a dark cloud and he tried to be a nice ray of sunshine, david chalian. he goes around his committee with information that is uniquely helpful to the white house. >> he became a lightning bolt. >> it's surveillance, proves the president right, but not about russia, and no proof about what it is about. little convenient or just the facts? >> he basic

alisyn? >> joining us cnn global affairs analyst tony blanken, the former deputy secretary of state under president obama. good morning, tony. >> good morning. >> do you think there was a fisa warrant to wiretap candidate trump's computer servers in trump tower or some of his advisers? >> look, i don't know and i couldn't know, precisely because there's a very clear line between those at the white house or the state department where i worked and the jurisdiction tis department and the fbi pursuing the investigation and asking for a warrant. we couldn't know and wouldn't know. here is what we do know, one of two things. either the president made a totally unfounded charge against his predecessor, president obama, and there was no wiretap. or if there was a wiretap, it had to come pursuant to a warrant issued by a court, and for that warrant to be issued there has to be probable cause that the target of the wiretap either committed a crime or is a foreign agent. either way it doesn't play well

. >> good morning, alisyn. as much as the trump administration would like to move on, it just cannot shed controversy over russia. now it's caught up the president's own son-in-law. president trump's son-in-law and one of his closest advisers jared kushner under scrutiny for previously undisclosed meeting. kushner offering to be interviewed by senate intelligence committee, both about this interaction and his role engaging meetings between trump campaign advisers and ambassador sergey kislyak. >> made contacts, glad to explain them. >> white house insisting he was acting as liaison when he met with him. >> jared did a job during the transition when he was a conduit for leaders before we had a state department and people to go. >> russian bank giving a conflicting amount, describing as a business meeting. during 2016 the bank's management repeatedly met with representatives of the world's leading financial institutions including the head of kushner companies, jared kushner. appointed to the bank by vladimir puti

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kwa alisyn camerota joins us. ali. >> good to see you.ve so much news for enthusiasm morning. i barely know where to start. i don't know how we will fit it into three hours. we have the details of the republican replacement plan for the affordable care act. we have congress member jason chaffetz on to talk about that. we have the revised travel ban and the fallout from president trump's claims about illegal wiretappi wiretapping. we have all that and we have some all-star panels. dissect and analyze. we will do that in 11 months. >> all that and a gun show from chris cuomo. >> the all-star panel. trying to drink water from a fire hose. nice to see you. ali, talk to you soon. >>> silicon valley may not like donald trump's policies, but investors are loving life. a lot of money made in tech. an early start on your money next. wrinkles? your time is up! new neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair with the proven power of retinol. reduces wrinkles in just one week. neutrogena® knowing where you stand. it's never been easier. except when it comes to

jim jordan joining chris and alisyn. >> james comey meeting with the gang of eight. >> we are confidentnvestigators. >> whether there is a kegs with the trump organization and russian bank. >> the russian bank looked up the address to the trump servers 2,800 times. >> the health care system is a monstrosity. >> we don't have to get it fast. >> this is the closest we will ever get to repealing and replacing obamacare. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> welcome viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "new day." it is friday, march 10th. 6:00 in new york. up first, james comey meeting behind closed doors with the eight lawmakers who have access to the nation's most sensitive data including that on russia's alleged meddling in the election. >> we have reporting for you. cnn is learning that federal investigators are continuing to examine the server connection with the trump organization server and a russian bank. what exactly is known and what could it mean? also, the battle within the gop with health care is real. we have the latest on day 50 o

. >>> we trust that alisyn camerota was listening intently to everything the colonel was saying there help us understand this story on "new day." >> absolutely. we have all of the latest developments on that. if i were to tell you everything that is on "new day" in this tease, it would take 15 minutes. we have ten pounds of show stuffed in a five-pound bag. i can tell you we will give you the stunning developments on both sides of the russia accusations. we have the latest in the london terror attacks. we also have the latest counts as to whether or not the republicans do actually have the votes for their health care plan. they have less than 12 hours to figure that out. we will have all of the newsmakers on all of the stories for you live coming up in 11 minutes. >> jim jordan will join them. we will find out where they are on the bill. can't wait. >> thanks. >>> four big name companies pulling ads from google platforms. they are really upset about where their ads were shown. shocking stuff there. what google is doing now to try to win them back. th ated ego po, es ego's arc lithium

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. >> alisyn, i say to that that power concedes nothing without a struggle. to make people feel uncomfortable. i hope a day without a woman makes people feel uncomfortable. it was originally called international working women's day to highlight the global impact women have politically, economically, socially and culturally. there are some real things we have to get right here in america and across the globe when it comes to gender parity, gender equity. i'm glad to stand in sol dart with so many women across the globe. >> let's call it a day without liberal women. these women who organized this march have specifically excluded pro life women. they say you don't have a place in our movement. that's millions and millions of american women who believe it's specifically genocide against unborn women when you engage in abortion. those women are excluded. >> just to be clear, the women who are marching or sitting out the protest, they want pay equity, they want to talk about the economic impact of women, and they don't want planned parenthood defunded. so are those

. >> alisyn, we all agree on the same thing, whether it's an islamic act of terrorism or some kind ofact, they should be denounced. we're now parsing the volume and the quantity of those denouncements. >> repearepeatity. >> i think that's unfair. we can go through each and every set of circumstances. we can make a decision on when he's doing it and when you think it's appropriate. >> i want to know what you think. you think he does it as quickly when it is here domestic extremism? >> i think he found his voice last night. it was a phenomenal speech. the first thing he opened up with in front of tens of millions of viewers globally is a denuns asian of these acts and calling for an end to this kind of hate crime. so i don't understand why that's not a big deal to people that don't like the president. >> it is a big deal. with the jcc attacks, it took him weeks. >> sean spicer was out last week saying it. >> you remember a reporter from an israeli newspaper stood up and tried to ask him about it, and mr. trump talked about his electoral win and told the guy he thought it was going to be

alisyn is off and we have poppy harlow. breaking news.emporarily blocked the 90-day ban for immigration on f. this is a significant blow to the revised travel ban. mr. trump calling it unprecedented judicial overreach vows to appeal to the supreme court. >> we will see that is what they said last time. this is coming as more trouble ahead for the president. the gop health care plan facing more opposition. all this as the first >> there is a lot going on. let's begin this morning with our justice reporter live for us in washington with the breaking details. not only did hawaii's federal judge block this but a second federal judge in maryland says this did not pass. what do you know? >> a second federal judge has blocked the president's new travel ban specifically section 2 of the new order that barred foreign nationals from six muslim majority countries from coming to the united states. and just like

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> good morning. welcome to your "new day." alisyn is off. poppy harlow is joining us. we have breaking news this morning. a federal judge in maryland becoming the second to now block president trump's revised travel ban in just hours. the new ruling comes after a federal judge in hawaii put the travel ban on hold nationwide overnight. here is the interesting legal point. both judges cited the president's inflammatory words on the campaign trail as a basis of legislative intent, unusual. >> unusual and will it stand up in the higher courts. the president, meantime, is slamming this ruling from this federal judge in ha way' calling it, quote, unprecedented judicial over reach, vowing to repeal it up to the supreme court, all this as the white house is unveiling its first budget, cutting billions of dollars from federal departments and boosting defense spending a lot. a lot going on on day 56. let's begin with our justice reporter laura jarrett live in washington with the details. what are we learning f

alisyn is off. poppy harlow is here. >> good morning. >> a lot of news.y president trump's unproven claim. that's more unproven than ever now that the idea that trump tower or that president trump was wiretapped by president obama. that was the notion he put out there. no one has backed it up. his press secretary sean spicer was angry defending the president. again, despite intelligence officials and congressional leaders from both parties he faces growing resistance on a number of fronts from republican law makers blasting his budget for proposing cuts to programs that many in his base rely on. also the plan could sink as more republicans say they are against it. we're now in day 57 of the trump presidency. let's begin this morning with joe johns at the white house. good morning. >> good morning. this administration appears to be in crisis mode on multiple fronts with members of the president's own party flatly contradicting his wiretapping claims. some other members of

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alisyn camerota joins us. have you ever tried russian dressing? >> of course. yes.> oh, my god. >> dave you'll love it. you'll love it. >> we'll take your word for it. >> on your reuben. >>> we have some of the central figures in the biggest news stories of the day including we have jim jordan of the house freedom caucus, what are they going to do about health care moving forward now that the first bill was killed. we have trey gowdy of the house intel committee, what are they going to do about devin nunes. then we have james inhofe who has called climate change a hoax. i want to get his thoughts on the president's latest executive orders and i just want to show you this new professional photo, this is on her cnn i.d.. isn't that a great photo of her. >> welcome izzie. >> is that the world in her hands? >> "new day". she's the wizard behind "new day" now. that's her photo. >> welcome izzie. looks like you're going to tetanus for breakfast. >> with russian dressing. >>> thanks. dow snapping its eight day losing streak. even better i'll show you two strong economic si

. >> announcer: this is new day with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >>> chairman of the house committee said he will not recuse himself from the russian investigation after admitting he secretly met with a source on white house grounds a day before briefing the president on this topic. >> remember, nunes went around the democrats on his own committee to give information to the white house after checking in with ryan and other republicans. it really took away the integrity for the democrats working with the republicans. so now we have how will the white house deal with this. they keep dismissing the russia story as a hoax. now the president is tweeting congress should be focusing on the clintons. all this in light of another major development. the president's son-in-law met with a russian bank we are ties to putin. the kremlin is now saying they didn't know about that meeting. we're in day 68 of the trump administration. our coverage begins with cnn suzan malvo live from capitol hill. another big day. >> it's another big day, chris, of course. this caused a growing chorus of people now c

. >> david axe rod, when you and i were on new yeas day, with alisyn camerota with donald trump voters they asked them about their opinions about this investigation. how many of you, raise your hands, are concerned about the russia implications and allegations that you've heard? >> i think we've got to get to the point where we let things like this whole russia thing settle down and move on and let the man be president. >> no one raised their hands and said they were concerned. they care about other things more. they think it's a distraction. it's fascinating. >> there's instruction in this. i think his base is sticking with him. this same group, another part of this interview, gave him mostly all as for his performance so facts and circumstances and i actually think, you know, leaving the policy aside which i think has real problems, his stepping out on trade this afternoon and announcing a very aggressive trade order or two of them that he was signing that will get us into contretempses with the germans and others, probably plays much more to this base than any concerns they might ha

alisyn is off. poppy harlow with us as always. >> good morning. good to be here. >> lawmakers demanding evidence of president trump's claim that he was wiretapped by his predecessor. republican senator john mccain calling on the president to prove it. remember, the president is a phone call away from getting this answer and he has more power to declassify information than anyone. mccain says if you can't prove it, retract it. >> the house intelligence committee is giving the justice department until today to provide any evidence of this wiretapping claim. an adviser to the president is more than just doubling down suggesting there was perhaps much more than just wiretapping of the campaign. this as we are 53 days in to the trump presidency. let's begin with joe johns live at the white house. >> reporter: good morning, poppy. plenty of doubt and skepticism this morning, the department of justice is going to be able to come up with anything responsive to the house of representatives request. that is in part because past and current government offici

alisyn, that has your face laid over the actual road. it's like you're the spirit of the highway. >> reporter: it's amazing how i can do that, huh? >> you did. you've got a lot of different tools in the box. keep us informed of what's going on out there. we'll have much more on the winter storm throughout the snow. it's going to mean different things in different areas. and we'll give you all the coverage, all morning long. >>> let's turn to politics. republican leaders are frin dame control right now because the cbo, the congressional budget office, came out with its scoring of this health care replacement plan and it was blistering. 24 million americans will be uninsured over the next ten years if this plan goes into effect. cnn's sunlen serfaty live in capitol hill with more. now, of course, removing the individual mandate means a lot of people won't choose, perhaps, to get insurance. that goes into this number, as well. but many were taken by surprise, why? >> reporter: that's right, chr

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> welcome viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "new day." it is march 31st. john berman is here. chris is off. president trump's former security adviser is willing to talk to investigators if they give him immunitimmunity. his lawyer quote says he has a story to tell about the interference and election into the ties of the campaign. >> all this with the staffers saying the classified reports given to the chairman. we have a lot going on on day 71 of the trump p presideresidency. we begin with our coverage with sara murray at the white house. >> reporter: another twist and turn of the saga with the ties of the trump campaign. now the former national security adviser's offer to testify comes with fine print. president trump's fired national security adviser michael flynn offering to testify before congressional investigators if he gets immunity. flynn has a story to tell and he wants to tell it should the circumstances permit. no reasonable person with the benefit of advice from counsel would submit to

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> welcome viewers in the united states and around the world. this is monday, march 27th. 6:00. up first, president trump trying to turn the corner. the president blaming the hard line conservatives after pointing a finger at democrats. >> reporters phones burning up this weekend with the spin and blame. is that going to get the white house a win it desperately wants? what will they focus on next and are they willing to work with democrats? those are the two big questions. here we are on day 67 of the donald trump presidency. let's start with sara murray at the white house. >> reporter: good morning, chris. the white house needed a win last week. that is not what they got. they will regroup and refocus and this time on tax reform, but little indication that will be easier. the white house desperate to move forward after a bruising defeat on health care. >> we are moving on tax reform. we have the budget coming up. >> reporter: the trump administration turning focus to the next battle. cutting taxes. which would prove more c

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> welcome viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "new day." it is thursday, march 30th. 6:00. john berman joins me. chris is off. let's get to it. in hours, the senate intel committee begins the probe of the interference in the election and possible ties to the donald trump campaign. the hearing in contrast to the house investigation which is stalled. >> this as the fbi director breaks his silence as the investigations and first daughter ivanka trump's new position in the white house raises new ethical questions. a lot happening on day 70 of the trump presidency. we have sara murray at the white house. >> reporter: good morning, john. this white house is sick of talking about russia, but the committee is just getting started. they have a long list of people they want to talk to do get to the bottom of the russian meddling into the 2016 campaign. >> we, together, with the members of the committee will get to the bottom of it. >> reporter: the intel committee holding the first hearing on russia today as p

it started in "new day" when chairman jason chaffetz said this to our alisyn camerota. >> well, we'reetting rid of individual mandate. we're getting rid of those things that people don't want. americans got to make a choice. rather than getting that new iphone that they love, maybe they should invest in their own health care. they've got to make those decisions themselves. >> as you might imagine, the out congressman took a beating on social media and lawmakers. chaffetz explained his remarks on fox news saying maybe he didn't say it smoothly as he should have but he believes in self-reliance and people have to make those decisions. >>> wealthy americans are set to get a sizable tax break understand the gop's health care bill. we mentioned this to you yesterday. the ultra wealthy will see an even bigger tax cut. under the affordable care act, that's obamacare, individuals making more than $200,000 pay a medicare tax. 0.9 medicare tax on income above that level. same with families bringing in $250,000 a year. for individuals at 200,000 and families making $250,000, they have to pay mor

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> all right.states and around the world. this is your "new day." thursday, march 9th. 6:00 in new york. we start with breaking news. small victory for the republicans in the health care battle. house ways and means committee approving the portion of the bill. 18 hours of debate. >> outside beautiful, inside ugly. the energy committee debating right now. it was an all nightmare on this session. >> president trump making his pitch to skeptical conservatives but the president says he has a plan b. sources tell cnn he will deep obamacare and blame it on the democrats. it's day 49 of the trump administration and we have every development covered starting live on capitol hill

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> welcome viewers in the united statesay, march 6th. 6:00 here in new york. we begin with the fbi calling on the justice department to publicly deny president trump's claim that president obama ordered wire tapping of procedure. mr. donald trump offering no evidence. >> democrats are pushing back hard. wrote a letter to the white house counsel of meddling over the wire tap allegations. they call these notions a deflection with the ties to russia. the white house is attempting to move forward. expected to announce the president's new >> 46 days into donald trump's presidency cnn has it all covered for you starting with joe johns at the white house. >>> good morning, questions of credibility and justice in the oval office this morning. the former director of national intelligence and the current director of the fbi contradicting the sitting president of the united states who made a claim without providing evidence that the last president wiretapped him. >> the claim that former president obama ordered his phones to be

. >> the way i look at that, to be honest, alisyn, do you remember what you had for lunch last tuesday? >> you think he just didn't remember meeting with the russian ambassador? >> you cannot remember every fine daetail. >> not when it is part of your job. >> if you go to social media, you will see diehard hillary supporters. this is a puppet administration of vladimir putin. people think that. >> jared kushner is going to speak to the senate intel committee. they are interested if he was having deals with the russian banker with ties to putin. >> i remember during the campaign, there was mention of that. they were open about it. that wasn't a secret during the campaign. >> i think the number of times he met with them was not disclosed. >> we will see how it plays out. >> vice president dick chaney said there. >> there is a certain level of interaction going with all nations. everyone is vying for power. >> you accept some meddling and spying? >> we were spying on angela merkel. >> why single out russia? >> do you not think russia is worse than germany? >> i'm concerned about my own go

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> welcome to viewers in the united statespoppy harlow with us. up first, lawmakers demanding evidence of president trump's claim he was wiretapped by former president obama. senator john mccain calling on mr. trump to prove his claim that phones at trump tower were tapped during the campaign or e retract that claim. >> the house intelligence committee is giving the justice department until today, the >>> all of this is the battle over obamacare until it heats up. how many americans will lose coverage with their replacement plan. we are now 53 days into the trump presidency. let's begin our coverage this morning at the white house. good morning. >> good morning, poppy. plenty of doubt and skepticism here in washington d.c. this morning about whether the justice department is going to be able to come up with anything responsive to this request because past and current officials of the government who should have access to the right information have already denied the president's claim but it is an important m

alisyn is off.o be here with me. >> i'm from minnesota. >> this is nothing for you. she didn't even wear a coat this morning. we do begin with breaking news about the weather. it's a powerful winter storm that's slamming the northeast and mid-atlantic states. tens of millions will be in the path of this storm. you have eight states under blizzard warnings. >> that gives you a sense of how broad this is. it's a huge nor'easter expected to dump more than 2 feet of snow in some areas. schools here in new york city closed. schools closed in boston and philadelphia. whiteout conditions wreaking havoc for travelers. more than 5,000 flights already canceled. let's begin our complete coverage of this storm this morning with our meteorologist, chad myers, who is live in a beautiful, snowy, but central park that is full of whipping winds. good morning. >> reporter: yeah, beautiful is a relative term. just depends on what you're thinking. and for you, poppy, being from minnesota, this is paradise. it's time to

alisyn is off, and poppy harlow is with us. there's a powerful winter storm slamming the northeast and mid-atlantic states. tens of millions are in the path of the storm. eight states are under blizzard warnings, and we have hours left to go. >> absolutely, folks. this is the beginning, and it's a huge nor'easter. we are expected to dump one or two inches of snow, and schools in new york city are closed as well as schools in philadelphia and boston, and whiteout conditions causing more than 5,000 flights today to be canceled. let's begin with chad meyers. it was whipping winds and then sleet at 7:00, what is it now? >> reporter: we are moving to snow now, and the snowflakes coming down as the low pressure that will be the nor'easter just firing up right now and getting into the atlantic ocean, and almost making an ocean affect, and almost like a lake-effect snow storm but think about how bigger the ocean is than the lake. i will take you up here to the light pole, and you could see the sleet coming down earlier and now you can

alisyn camerota. >> she does that.ck. >> thank you very much. as you can see, i'm getting back into it slowly. adjusting and getting my microphone on. great to see you guys. we have obviously a very big show. we have a member of the house intel committee hear re to talk about the stunning revelations that director comey dropped yesterday. where do the investigations go from here? also in terms of health care, the republicans made reinvestigations to their bill to repeal and replace obamacare. so we will be talking to one of the architects of obamacare about what the revisions mean for all of us. >> you can still see your mike cord a little bit. have a little adjustment. >> got it. >> i'll be there. you can tell them to take the morning off. >>> thank you. how much money do you have saved for retirement? people hate that question. new numbers this morning show a staggering number of you are not financially ready to call it quits. i'll be working until i'm 100. we will show you the numbers on cnn money stream next. usaa

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> all right.is "new day." wednesday, march 1st. 6:00 here in new york. it is a new day indeed for america's president. in a big speech to congress, it was a big plea for unity and optimism. trump stuck to the script, avoided the petty sniping that has gotten him in trouble. instead, laying out an ambitious fiscal policy filled with tax cuts and moreoney for infrastructure and the military. >> so, the president talked about overhauling health care and rebuilding infrastructure. he also said the time is now to compromise on immigration reform. president trump gave an >> it is day 41 of the trump presidency. let's begin our coverage with joe johns live at the white house, joe. >> good morning, allison. he was using the language and rhetoric and tone that the country has become accustomed to from its presidents. mr. trump certainly reaching for the reset button last night on capitol hill and a speech very well received by one critical audience, those congressional republicans that will have to try to

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> good morning.t's thursday, march 9, 8:00 in the east. we have breaking news. hours ago, after an all-night debate, republicans declaring a victory on their first step in the health care battle. the house ways and