her mom and dad, jim and anne kelly marveled at her commitment. >> she spent many, many hours traveling many hours working overtime. >> reporter: but debbie hadn't found as much success in her personal life. she got married in her 20s, but it didn't work out. now in her 40s, and dedicated to her career, there was little time to look for the right guy. >> reporter: was it hard to date? >> it was hard for her to date. >> reporter: so in 2008 debbie took a new job that allowed her to focus a little more on her personal life. that's when she got serious about her tennis game. >> she was a little bit of a tiger. >> reporter: that's how she met this bunch, bette paese, soeurette shook-kelly, and ellen mitchell. >> she was not a big person. but all of her went up, and the hair would fly up, and she would smash that ball. >> reporter: what would she do when she would make that shot and -- and the opponent was not able to return it? >> turn around, get ready for the next point. >> reporter: so she was humble? >> very humble. >> extremely. >> reporter: the ladies clicked off the court too -- bond

counselor kelly anne conway. in first of all kelly anne conway love to bring you have hillary clinton as a deflection from their real problems, so i don't think much about what kelly anne conway thinking, but i think she is certainty using hillary clinton per usual to deflect from the president problems the trump administration is facing. >> so let's push -- why does even the mention of hillary clinton provoke this reaction? look, at the end of the day why hillary clinton is being bashed, she has -- to the good of many organizations out there who are working to electionium women, looking to play a major role in the resistance. and to deflect from their own issues. >>> james connie was -- was that loretta lynch asked him to call the probe a matter rather than an investigation. >> gave the impression that it was working to align the way -- which was inaccurate. we had a criminal investigation open we had an investigation open open, so that gave me a queezy feeling. >> what are your thoughts there? >> look, president

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when kelly anne conway defends him, sarah huck abee.go ivanka said i haven seen such viciousness. consider the president's tweets. >> julie: we understand this is great for their ratings. what does this do for the president and their agenda. there's a new fox poll. do tweets help or hurt president trump accomplish agenda. 71% say hurt. three days ago it seems like he had made some headway for gop senators who are opposed to the healthcare plan. today it looks like it's not going to happen. in between were these tweets. vince. he should take every action and this one doesn't fit with those categories. he'll be better served by focusing on doing the things that got him elected in the first place. >> i meant to say melania said she was going to be an advocate for those who are being cyber bullied. >> julie: she also did defend president trump saying that he's attacked nonstop and when he hits back he hits back hard. doesn't matter if you're a man or woman. >> just because it's not sexist doesn't mean. >> it's hardly bullying. >> julie: jes

. >> lou: kelli ann conway, counsellor to the president, my special guess here next. >> how did thisdible record- setting stunts, you just gave it away, didn't i. stay with us, low lou the touting the decisioning to withdraw the paris climate accord as a victory for taxpayers. the deal would have cost six and half million jobs and some p 3 trillion by another. the paris accord would have cut production on costs in number of secretariors including an 86 percent cut for the coal industry. joining me to talk about the president's announcement is the continued commitment to the american worker. >> i have to say that it was, a lot of people were holding their breath. a little trumpian suspense built into it with a terrific result today. >> it was trump in p full. talking about america first and creating new job and protecting the american work are are and their job and protecting the industries that it are populated by forgotten men and women and sovereignty and legal loiblt and not adding to the 2 trillion. and stop madness of funding other people's prioritieses where they don't have to

she's joining us from you heard senator paul, schumer, kelly ann conway.s there a way for senator mcconnell and president trump to come up with a bill that you and senator paul with support? >> it's certainly going to be very difficult. for my part, i'm very concerned about the cost for insurance for older people with serious chronic illnesses. and tim pact of the medicaid cuts on our state governments. the most vulnerable people in our society and health care providers such as our rural hospitals and nursing home. most of whom are very dependent on the medicaid program. so threading that needle is going to be extremely difficult. >> you heard kelly ann conway say those are not medicaid cuts. what is your response? >> i respectfully disagree with her analysis. this is why we need the congressional budget office assessment of the impact senate bill on costs and coverage including its analysis of medicaid and that will be coming out tomorrow. but based on what i've seen, fwifb the inflation rate that would be applied in the outer years to the medicaid progra

even supporters like conservative lawyer george conway, husband of kelly ann argues these tweets undercut the president. >> does it make their legal position harder but many would say undermines their credibility as well. >> does president support his own travel ban? >> absolutely. >> reporter: president trump's laters travel ban talk comes in response to the terror attack in london, part of a series of statements in which he also slammed run done's mayor for this. >> lund donors will see an increased presence. no reason to be alarmed. >> reporter: the president appearing to take that out of contest tweeting at least 7 dead and 48 wounded and mayor of london says there is no reason to be alarmed. >> look, i think that the point is there is a reason to be alarmed, we have constant attacks going on. >> reporter: mayor sadiq khan unfatzed. >> haven't got time to respond to tweets from the president of the united states of america. >> hillary clinton defended the mayor's handling of the attack and took a veiled swipe at president trump for politicizing the tragedy. >> it's a time for steady d

on the president's tweets regarding the travel ban, kelly ann conley's husband pointed out such tweets are not helpful when it comes to soliciting the attorney general's ability to make an effective argument for the supreme court. is the president concerned he may be tainting the waters of the legal system by emitting such tweets? >> not at auchll. the president is very much focused on what that order spells out, and that's protecting national security, and he has all authority to do that through that executive order, and he maintains that and that position hasn't changed in the slightest. john? >> thank you, sarah. why isn't the president picking a fight with the mayor of london after their city was hit with a terrorist attack? >> i don't think the president is picking a fight with the london mayor at all. the president's point is something he said, frankly, back -- it's been almost two years now, a year and a half ago, when the president talked about how we have to be more committed to national security. one of the reasons we have the travel ban here through that executive order and

. >> lou: kelli ann conway, counsellor to the president, my special guess here next. >> how did this do. the incredible record- setting stunts, you just gave it away, didn't i. stay with us, are you done yet? does it look like i'm done? shouldn't you be at work? [ mockingly ] "shouldn't you be at work?" todd. hold on. [ engine revs ] arcade game: fist pump! your real bike's all fixed. man, you guys are good! well, we are the number-one motorcycle insurer in the country. -wait. you have a real motorcycle? and real insurance, with 24-hour customer support. arcade game: wipeout! oh! well... i retire as champion. game hog! champion. low lou the touting the decisioning to withdraw the paris climate accord as a victory for taxpayers. the deal would have cost six and half million jobs and some p 3 trillion by another. the paris accord would have cut production on costs in number of secretariors including an 86 percent cut for the coal industry. joining me to talk about the president's announcement is the continued commitment to the american worker. >> i have to say that it was, a lot of peo

. >> reporter: president trump counselor kelly ann conway reject kerry's announcement. >> once a politician always a politician. very disappointing assessment and tells you yes who when he ran for president. >> reporter: white house press secretary sean spicer and epa administrators scott pruitt will hold a news conference to discuss the president's decision. last night buildings including one world trade center in new york city and city hall in boston were lit up in green in protest. kelly o'hara for cbs news, the white house. >>> environmental activist group green peace is condemning the decision to pull out of the paris climate accord. >> well, trump with his decision today on paris, and his executive orders in terms of the environment have sent a really clear signal that he doesn't value the health of americans, that he doesn't value the job growth that can come from renewables but what he cares business lining pockets of a couple fossil fuel billion airs. >> the american people would benefit more from the renewable energy revolution which will create jobs and promote a cleaner environm

. >>> much more on all of this tomorrow on "this week," when george goes one-on-one with kelly anne conway. >>> now, an apparent cyberattack on british parliament. unauthorized attempts to government officials. many leaders in the uk unable to access e-mails. the big question tonight is, who's behind it all? abc's ron claiborne. >> reporter: an audacious cyberattack on the british government. tonight, every member of parliament shut out of remote e-mail. as hackers tried to break into their accounts. >> blanket targeting of members of parliament is serious. it's very serious in nature. if i can get access to your email account, then i get access to a lot of of information. >> reporter: the hack attempt first discovered friday, led to the shut down and this alert from parliament. they were trying to gain access to user e-mails. this member of parliament taking to twitter, sorry, no parliamentary e-mail access today, we're under cyberattack from kim jong un, putin or a kid in his mom's basement or something. "the times of london" reports that russian hackers have been selling e-mail addresse

kelly ann conway says the media obsesses about every tweet that come out, but i think there's a lot ofitimate questions about what the president puts out in twitter spher. >> you can look at things like what he's tweeted abo london terrorist attacks and debate whether thoos ' been good for the response. but on the travel ban, i'm talking to legal experts, people who have worked in the solicitor general's office before and they all say, republicans and democrats this is undermining the case that they've tried to make to the supreme court to get the travel ban reinstated. it's undermined some of the specific arguments that justice department lawyers have made in koamplet the fact that the president is out there saying these things ising going to make it very difficult for his lawyers to put those arguments in courts later on. judges and plaintiffs attorneys can just say well, look what the president said. your argument don doesn't carry any weight. that dynamic could develop in the coming weeks as the supreme court takes this up. we know it's not the travel ban that ease tweeting about r

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. >> speaking of executive privilege, the white house press secretary sean spicer and kelly ann conway refused to rule out executive privilege. listen to this. >> is the white house going to invoke executive privilege to prevent james comey from testifying in front of the committee next week? >> the committee hearing has just been noticed and it has to be reviewed. >> that is not a no. >> literally my understanding is that the date for the hearing is just set. i have not spoken to council yet. >> so he is not going to invoke executive privilege. >> the president will make the decision. >> have they lost the ability to speak for him with any confidence? >> i think it's tough, certainly and they have been more cagey lately saying i have not checked with the president on that, or i have not asked him about the question that you are asking. but i just think the optics -- >> how does it look, why are they speaking for him? isn't that their jobs? >> yes, it is. but i mean, clearly they are being more careful after a series of misstatements that have misled people about what the president is

the white house to include kelly anne conway saying it is just tweets shouldn't be a big deal but today sean spicer said it is official. >> yeah when it comes directly from the president. >> yes. >> sources are telling us comey is expected to say president trump misinterpreted his conversations with him. this may contradict what the president says publicly how do you see the president responding to that. >> we'll see if president will live tweet the comey testimony at 11:30 thursday. the testimony starts at 10 it is potential earth quake but could be he said-he said. i think one of the big questions to be directed at comey, well, did you fell the president he is not a target or subject of the investigation on russia which trump said in that letter getting rid of comey that it was three times that he was told that. so i think there's so many questions for comey and the question is who is the public going to trust? >> yeah. >> comey or trump? >> what's interesting, dan, i see you shaking your head, i think except for the people representing the president in his inner circle everyone else

republicans weighing in, kelli ann conway glee influential tweeting.s they head to the midterm elections next year, democrats wondering what they can do next. >> a lot of people reacting, that is for sure. thanks so much. >>> during a meeting with leading technology business leaders on monday, president trump allegedly told them that the senate health care bill needs more heart. at the white house said press secretary sean spicer said he didn't know if trump had seen a draft of the bill but agreed it was the sentiment the president of the united states expressed. >> the president clearly wants a bill that has heart in it. he believes that health care is something that is near and dear to so many families and individuals. he made it clear from the beginning that was one of his priorities. >> republican majority leader mitch mcconnell responded to the comment in light of the president's reported remarks that the house care bill also, quote, being mean. >> i wouldn't want to compare it to the house bill. it will speak for itself. it will be different. and

by the way, george conway is the husband of white house senior adviser kelly anne conway who scoffed at the media for covering things the president says on twitter. >> his obsession with covering everything he says on twitter and very little of what he -- >> well, that's his preferred method of communication with the american people. >> that's not true. >> he hasn't given an interview in three weeks. it's his preferred method. >> joining us now, cecilia wong, the aclu having a chase challenging this. and professor, let me start with you. before we get to the guts of this. just the strangeness of the president referring to his justice department and the arguments it's making the way a commentator or pundit might. am i wrong that he can tell the department of justice to argue whatever he wants them to argue? >> chris, not only can he tell him to argue anything he wants them to argue, he signed the executive order that he's saying they should have changed. >> his signature, he literally made it happen, the president of the united states. >> that's right. the justice department doesn't h

kelly ann conway chimed in with her shot at democrats tweeted laughing by ossoff. >>> meantime, congressional baseball game, fund raising and ticket sales. organizers say that the game raised 1.5 million-dollar, the game raised $500,000, last year. representatives steve scalise, a member of the republican baseball team was hospitalized , last wednesday after a gunman opened fire during practice in alexandria, three others were also shot, the shooter was killed. >>> well, coming up national weather service confirmed two tornadoes touched down in our area this monday. >> we have surveillance video of one of the twisters as it formed, plus this. >> first day of summer kicks off with severe weather i'm hanna daniels with more on how tropical storm cindy is surg ing toward the gulf coast. >>> i guess barbie like man buns and dad bod, the ken doll guess a make over we will tell bit i'm sure you are wait forgo this information with baited breath coming up pro tip for fruit lovers: giaproduce prices. ble so you'll never have to choose between your favorites. i thought i was your favorite. take a fres

kelly ann. -- kellyanne conway. i can't imagine the president wouldn't have more smarts to find people that are better, more down to earth, more verbal, more able to -- unfortunately more able to defend him in such a way, whereas to hide his frailties. his insecurities, his gaffes. they should be able to cover for him and speak to the issues -- we've had, even over the years i don't remember all the name going back obama, george w. bush they had smart people who were eloquent. i don't get it. i'm sure president trump has enough brains to hire better people than the ones he's put in place. host: when you say it's kellyanne conway, what makes her ineffective. you listed a lot of quality. where do you think she's not meeting the standard? caller: she's not sincere. it's obvious that she's not sure of herself. there's some secondary or things going on where you see she's thinking and when you view it as a viewer you get the sense that it's like it's another person that's trying to sell you something that's not true. cal

here is kelly ann koanne conway. >> i click my heels three times and say she is not the president, she is not the president, she is not the president, and it helps. >> so we have no public events planned today for the president. he's at his private homes on the grounds of his bed minister, new jersey golf course. kelly o'donnell is nearby in branchburg. kelly, what is the president doing? meanwhile, the white house is always on the road when the president is. how are they working to move past what happened with comey. >> reporter: thomas, good to be with you again. of course the advisers are calling this a working weekend. and that is true in part because we know the president will host a fund-raiser for a new jersey republican congressman tomorrow. he was instrumental in bringing the house side together to ultimately pass at least that first step of health care reform. we know that's there. we know the president has a number of his senior advisers with him. so he has access to make calls or hold meetings, that kind of thing, but nothing public today. the white house is really trying t

spokes people for this particular administration, but laura, let's start with you, let's talk about kelly ann conway, they will n le out that president trump will evoke executive privilege to block comy from testifying. talk about what executive privilege works and what it covers, please? >> theshy should rule it out, i is to say, we want the advisers and people who work for the president to be candid, therefore we preserve the secrecy about their conversation, however, it's not an absence lutd privilege and frankly it does not apply when there's a hint of government misconduct. and more importantly, it has no teeth to it, don. if you are pra private citizen d no longer a member of the executive branch. comey is now a private citizen cannot have a threat to be fired if he violates it, all you have is a toothless threat that does not have a right to be invoked. >> you think he can still invoke executive privilege with respect to communications with former employees of the executive branch which was comey. i think he fails in this case probably because he waved privilege with his interviews and

. >> shannon: kelly anne conway pressed very hard on that question and could not get anything eitherg, and we'll jump in as soon as the president takes the podium. let's bring in ari fleisher press secretary for george w. bush. we talked about your advice to him and how to tackle these questions today. there are so many other issues and you've noted that it's important for them to talk about other things as well. we've got a huge domestic agenda as well as everything bret was pointing out on the international stage. >> i think bret was three for three. i think the president will follow his own gut and fight back. his colleagues in the press corps are right. i don't think they'll ask questions about north question. third, the question about the tapes. that is also really on the minds of reporters. they haven't been able to get a straight answer on that one. so i think it's business as usual in washington. everybody in washington is riveted by the latest scandalous news. that's where they'll look to stay. >> shannon: we have a lot of other things that are bubbling. tax reform, the debt

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kelly anne conway's husband.ed out such tweets are not helpful when it comes to soliciting ability to make an effective argument before the supreme court. is the president concerned that he may be tainting the waters, the legal system, by issuing such tweets? >> not at all. the president is very focused on exactly what that order spells out and that's protecting americans, protecting national security, and he has every constitutional authority to do that, through that executive order. he maintains that. that position hasn't changed in the slightest. >> thank you. why is the president picking a fight with the mayor of london right after his city was hit by a terrorist attack? >> i don't see the president is picking a fight with the mayor of london at all. again, the president's point, something he said, frankly, back -- gosh, been almost two years now when the president talked about how we have to be more committed to national security. one of the reasons we have the travel ban here through that executive order is a focus on national security. that was the.he was trying to make. >> but

but just simply to repeal obamacare now and then replace it at some later date i just talked to kelly ann conway about that idea and she said the specifics are not entirely worked out yet. i asked her if that would violate the president's promise to keep the more popular elements of obamacare including that you can keep kids on the plan until age 26 and pre-existing coverage bock blocked by insurance companies they haven't worked out the specifics of that but there's republican sen tors on the hill that are supportive of repealing and then replacing at a later point and then on politics we saw the president tweet yesterday about morning joe host get a lot of attention i asked kellyanne conway if that hurts the president in terms of his legislative agenda on capitol hill she said that doesn't matter it doesn't matter what the president says on the tweets because the media would have been covering russia anyway so doesn't change the media lenses here and then we saw the president with a new tweet about morning josing that he actually watched the program this morning and he doesn't like what

kelly anenn ann kon conway. >> jim comey, a career prosecutor, five years as the fbi director was so stunned that he had a one on one private conversation with the president of the united states he didn't know how to report this to the attorney general, the white house counsel or the associated attorney general to say i'm concerned? >> that's one of the talking points we might hear from president trump when we talk to him a little later on today. he's going to hold a joint press conference with the president of romania. he was up tweeting today which was striking. think about yesterday. we didn't hear from him. on twitter he got shouted questions. didn't respond. this is what he had to say this morning on twitter despite so many false statements and lies, total complete vindication and wow, comey is a leaker. the question for the president is how can comey be a liar and also vindicate him. maybe we'll get a question today. >> we'll be trying. kristen, stick around for the rest of the block. but i want to go to pete williams in our d.c. bureau. you saw the president say it, he believe

get ready for the fourth, best praise to have it happened right here in philadelphia i'm here with kelly ann welcome america. >> cheers you are out running some of the cool things and events. first we have drinks. we are starting with the adults. >> yes, we are celebrating 25 years of welcome america, bringing back favorites of the pennsylvania one being taste of philadelphia so we are encouraging everyone to check out the great restaurants we have in philadelphia we're hosting, red, white and blue happy hours at various locations throughout the city, one being art bar, we have here, a red, white and blue lemonade. >> inn and that is happening this evening for happy hour. >> yes, four to 7:00. again numerous locations around the city. keep your eyes opened there might be a surprise appearance from ben franklin. >> so is what for brunch. >> we are starting off our sunday, fun day with brunch at the lows with our vanilla doughnut and our corn beefed hash and eggs. >> that looks good. >> that doughnut looks good. >> and then sunday we should come right here to the art museum steps because is wh

counselor to the president kelly ann conway wouldn't say much. >> has he said anything to the white house about his retirement plans. >> i will never reveal a conversation between sitting justice and president or white house but we are paying close attention to these last bit of decisions. >> kennedy is 80, been on the court for almost 30 years. he is often swing vote making his opinion critical. if he steps down president trump will get to make a lasting imprint after already selecting neil gorsuch for the court shortly after taking office. >> it would be huge. it would really be a seismic shift for the supreme court. >> reporter: on the other hand kennedy could easily stick around either way other big news for court this week may be his decision on the president's controversial temporary travel bans are getting half dozen mostly muslim countries with the administration asking high court to overturn lower court decision toss put that ban on hold. of course, court new justice neil gorsuch could play a pivotal role in that decision, and that could come out as early as today, alex and thoma

so it added a little bit the anne anne added a point as well, kelly. pete this underscores the fact that one of the guests was just making that the market is sort of tone deaf in d.c. >> more and more -- well the more it's out in front of them the less interest there seems to be, scott. >> there was that one day where the idea of the comey memos was fresh put out there. the dow goes down 400 points. >> right. >> other than that, it's ignored everything. >> then we have thissal algoric thing. you have a huge spike in the nasdaq and then suddenly we're back to business as usual again. it's 1350. the volatility index was mounted in 9s, now it's in the low 10. will you look at the markets, the risk part of the market has come back out. people are back from and buying and looking for different opportunities and now the catalysts keep on going. it was comey, earnings, everything else, now sessions. now it's the feds. >> you know what's so interesting, steve, is that if leadership groups from the election, a week out of the election that started this whole tr

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what is he doing down in miami today, kelly ann?policies that helped the military, the security, and the intelligence entities there benefit from u.s. derived funds. that has to stop and that will stop. the president also as he has done with every single deal that he has rescinded or questioned, or taken us out of. he is welcoming the people to make basic requirements, free and fair society. that treats its people well and gives him basic freedoms and human rights. and welcoming them to the table to get a better deal. but this, of course, to cut off that money supply, is important, what happened really benefited the cuban regime did not benefit the cuban people. steve: kelley anne president trump did something the obama administration wasn't able to do get otto warmbier released. he was convicted for taking a poster down his father had a press conference wearing the same jacket his son wore in the images we just saw. evidence does give president trump credit. during the obama administration they didn't do much to help that family. >

as kelly ann put it. i want the republicans to seize the moment where people are looking for unity and to move forward. it's time, let's do it. >> we'll leave it there and another big show. and thank you for joining us this morning. "varney & company" is on deck. charles payne in for stuart. >> thank you, maria. i'm charles payne, stuart is back this morning. we've got big stories for you, including another man who plowed into a crowd leaving a mosque. one dead so far and eight others rushed to the hospital. police arrested the suspect, a 48-year-old white man. more details on that. an american fighter jet shooting down a syrian plane that attacked u.s.-backed rebels there and the tensions with syria, not happened in, many, many years and ramifications there. and at home, some big names with tech headed to the white house and they're going to meet with president trump. that's an amazing meeting. silicon valley and president trump not necessarily seeing eye to eye on a lot of things and some of the guys no

again, that's kelly ann's husband george. he went on to clarify, in response to inquiries, i still very strongly support potus, his administration, policies and executive order and, of course, my wonderful wife, which is why i said what i said this morning. every sensible lawyer in the white house office and every political appointee at doj would agree with me. the point cannot be stressed enough, tweets on legal matters seriously undermine the administration's agenda. potus and those who support him as i do need to support that point and not be shy about it. >> there's the interesting layer of george conway being kellyanne conway's husband, they've used donald trump's own words to strike down the travel ban. the supreme court could be watching these tweets as well. >> they have to be watching the tweets. he's clearly shown what his intention is. the president of the united states in realtime told millions of his followers it was a travel ban. so george conway is exactly right. he is doing on the outside what people on the in

. >> you saw marry ann's pitch now let's meet the panel joining us on set is alyssa, and kelly and davidne and beverage director of benchmark restaurants. marry ann is in the hot seat first question to you, alyssa. >> talk to me about what you're doing to educate consumers and get them over the stigma of drinking boxed wine. >> the most important and most effective outreach strategy is actually demos and allowing people to try the wine so we trained a team of brand ambassadors to basically run three to four demos a week so that people can go out and try the wine for themselves and see the quality of wine there. >> kelly >> so when you're selling to wine stores, do they have space on their shelves for more boxed wines? are they open to that? >> when i think about retailers, first of all, they're keeping an eye on what's happening in the market as the box wine segment continues to grow, they're actually looking to expand their selection and they're often even open to moving it to different parts of the store >> david >> did you envision this being sold in restaurants by the glass and altho

ann coulter? >> it's an easy image and it's an easy visual for people to wrap -- >> it's fake. >> it's totally fake. but what's real? i mean, literally -- >> daca. letting dreamers stay -- >> what secretary kellye's the adult in the room at this moment, with the daca issue, but tomorrow, the president actually realizes what the secretary did and do something different? that's the problem and that's the level of uncertainty, when you have someone who's kind of isolated himself between him, jared, and ivanka, and they roll out a plan like the one we saw today in florida, as the government tries to actually keep up and, you know, clean up the mess. >> you said tomorrow. his twitter broke tonight? >> on a serious point, do you -- how do you see these decisions? do you think bannon was in the bathroom when he decided on daca? how, sort of, influenced is he? >> i think he's very influenced by the last group of people. he prides himself that i am the boss. i'm going to make the decision. and i don't know if bannon wasn't in the room, but if it was positioned in a way, he's not going to dig down into the policy of it. he does it on instinct. and i think that's what's dangerous to think that this man i

kelly and ryan!" today, from the series "younger," hilary duff. and one of the stars of "the night shift," scott wolf. plus, "dancing with the stars" judge carrie ann[cheers and applause] and now, here are ryan seacrest and carrie ann inaba! [cheers and applause] >> ryan: hi. >> carrie ann: how are you?