a tape is surfaced in the "washington post" of billy bush and donald trump talking what they thought was in private, doing their man boasts, and do you remember trump famously or infamously said that when you're a star in hollywood, they let you grab their genitals. stupid remark, of course completely translated by the left into, i -- that's what i do. rather than that's what i would like too do but i'm too civilized to do it perhaps. don't know. don't know trump personally. but okay, this was a private conversation from 11 years previously, and what republican after another was horrified. this is a bridge too far. can't support this candidate. this is a bridge too far. and jeb bush actually embare rag his said i have two precious grads and there's nothing that donald trump could say that could ever apologize for a remark he made in private to billy bush in a bus where they didn't realize they were being -- that's republicans. hillary clinton sold off the her position as secretary of state, our national assets, made $100 million oar whatever for herself and her husband. she lied to t

think about it, when this president is at his best under pressure, the biggest crisis is the billy bush tape surfaces on the eve of a second debate. he fought thrieft and the second debate was his best debate. one area he will never win as a brash president is with the media. they will never love you. so stop trying to get them to love you. remember the book then the movie "he's just not that into you." some women don't understand why some men don't like them. it's simple, they just not that into you. mr. president, most of the press and los angeles is just not into you. so don't try to win them over. be the best donald trump you can be. reward your followers and try to win over independent. stop watching those who drive you crazy and reading newspapers that get it wrong. your team will alert you to what you have need no to know about. build the wall, fix nafta, consult democrats on infrastructure. fight for that. don't feet cnn and cbc, cbs and nbc. when the defense department begins to bulk up, the critics will fade, the party will flourish and he will coast to a reelection campaign.

the biggest crisis in his campaign, the billy bush tape, on the second eve of the debate.econd debate was his best debate. one area he will never win as a brash republican president is with the media. they will never love you, never will. here's my recommendation, stop trying to get them to love you. remember the book he's just not that into you? how that highlights young women who wonder why certain men just don't like them. the answer was simple, they aren't into you. move on and find your mr. right. in this case, mr. president, most of washington, most of new york city, most of los angeles is just not into you. don't try to win them over, be the best donald trump you can be. reward your followers and try to win over independents. and move on. here's my recommendation, stop watching those who is drive you crazy, stop reading newspapers that get it wrong. team will alert to you issues you need to know about. this will keep your eye on the agenda. build the wall, reform tax structure. fix nafta. roll out urban revival plan with the great jim brown. fight for that. don't fi

call john mccain a liar and gold star family and billy bush.o he's going to be himself, be honest, say what he feels and people will like that. doesn't sound like politician. >> said i don't believe he means that. but believe the things they wanted to. >> when he says he's going to dismantle the epa and department of education, he's actually going to and has put in people whose job as steve bannon said today -- word he used was deconstruct, a nice way of saying demolish, demolition is what they're there for, rick perry up for vote to be in charge of the nuclear arsenal, a man who is -- i mean with all due respect -- the village idiot. in another time and place he would admit that. he was a goofball who didn't know there was a department of energy. >> how could that be respectful? >> nights you could call me that and i might go okay. >> cognitive disnance, i don't think he meant what people see as racist or grab women by genitals but do say i think he's going to build a wall. >> he's going to do everything he said he's going to do and now chaffe

pizza pie following last year's presidential election and comments made by president trump month billy bushl with everyone in that community. some people saying it trivial lies sexual assault. >> apparently, some people were under the impression that we somehow were, um, making a joke or making light of sexual abuse and that's absolutely not at all anything that we would want to put out there. >> well the pie is no longer on the menu at that pizzeria. >>> they call it the super bowl of motor sports of course it's the daytona 500 and it gets the green flag this sunday on fox 29. now the to gear up for the big race alex holley and quincy harris got behind the wheel to put their racing skills to the test. they sped over to new jersey motor sports park in millville. so lady and gentleman, start your engines. ♪ >> oh, my gosh. >> perfect. >> i lovell crow. >> you know it's a good day when you're putting on velcro. >> ever put on pants before. >> never. >> you got to suck it in. meanwhile -- >> we're going to race me and you going to race. >> who would win, me or quincy. >> your lipstick is poppi

after the billy bush video came out, he dropped his endorsement, and i think that lasted about ten seconds back on the trump train. so, i think that one, that's a case where it's really going to stick to him. and that's really interesting, because as head of the oversight committee, he's actually someone who's in a unique position to investigate trump. so, if he's feeling unique pressure, that could get intriguing. >> erin, and it makes you wonder whether some of the republican house members think their constituents have any memory whatsoever. here's justin amash, michigan republican now, again talking about the russia story which we led off with tonight. take a listen. >> given the consistency that i'm hearing from members of the committee, the various heads, i think it is likely that there was russian interference in the election. i think further investigation is warranted. >> how you feel about the russians having some influence? >> so, the question is how do i feel about the russians having some influence. not good. >> which is a low bar. >> well, i kind of have two ways of looking at

think he is different now than when he was billy bush.fundamentally different but if he isn't that would mobilize and overwhelm republicans because but a of 2010 and 2014, democrats stayed home. if republicans bummed out because the congress doesn't do anything, who is going to be excited. >> host: or if they think they don't need to turn out because thing are so great and they can afford to sit home. >> guest: thens can't be great two years. >> host: were in a mess but if you're a trump voter, and you were told by us for months and months and months never going to get your way. never going to be president, you might think, we got our way, thingers are going to be rocking and rolling and great -- >> guest: there were some obama people like that. >> host: trump is in the white house. doesn't need me to come out. >> guest: you are right. i've trump and i'm the republican majority i worry about that, too. >> guest: there was marginal voter on the margin who turn out for president obama in 2008 'owho did not vote in 2010. came back in 2012 an

really brought out -- i haven't seen him do that any different now than when he was when he was billy bush. but if he isn't, that would mobilize and it would overwhelm republicans. part of 2010-1214 democrats stayed home. the republicans are not. if republicans get bummed out because kos doesn't do anything, who's going to be excited? >> host: or if they think they don't need to turn out. because things are so great and they can afford to sit home. >> guest: things can be great in two years. >> host: we are i in the street if you're a trump voter angela told by us for months and months and months you're never going to get your way, never going to be president, you might think look, we got away, things are going to be rocking and rolling and great. >> guest: there were some obama people, obama voters. >> host: compass in the white house. he doesn't need me to come out in two years. if i am trump and i'm the republican majority i worry about that. >> guest: there was a vote on the market turned up president obama in 2002 did not vote in 2010, came back in 2012 i did that 2012 and didn't come

prime minister billy bush will campaign on the governor's record in the next general record.lobal news 24 hours a day powered by 26 of your journalist nicholas across more than 120 -- i'mes. i might even haidi lun. >> surging and after hours trading after beating estimates on that fiscal first quarter sale. even the company itself was surprised by the strength of the latest iphone model. >> it was a beat for the most viable country in the world -- company the world. it was the killer product for this particular season, demand outstripping supplies. the cfo really showing that they have surpassed even internal expectations for the iphone 7 plus. sell,products that they took some by surprise. this includes ipod and apple tv. maybe it is down there as apple tv was difficult to compare to the year before. investorsshed off by in shares moved higher after-hours trading. really wedding the appetite of the investor base. double.s saying it will remember, apple pay is included in this. 40% growth. they said that this is now a standalone basis as big as a fortune 100 company. service

liberal and left readers of the new yorker and the nation, but i always suspected that trump and billy bush were more familiar to included, thann the editors of either magazine was willing to admit. for these familiar observers the , locker room talk sounded about right. rape culture is real, it is everywhere. the election will and culturally -- intellectual and cultural elite kept insisting trump was the outlier, not the norm. my critique has given way to uncertainty. now is a time for civil disobedience to the inevitable onslaught of obama era reversals. the affordable care act for starters. many of which, by my standards were too centrist. ,and to market friendly to begin with. too many opening bid concessions to the unreasonables across the aisle. too many initiatives and philanthropy inspired bootstrapping modeled on millionaire michael bloomberg's style of governance, and not enough on public policy. the obama era is behind us now. the truth is none of us in this , room know what is in store for the age of trump. i'm not talking about the dodge historians deploy for the media that we

ainsley: after donald trump did the billie bush video there were a lot of evangelicals had a major problem. but evangelizes were telling me they were still going to vote for him because of this reason. brian: right. ainsley: the supreme court decision. brian: the other guy had to drive from pittsburgh. how ticked would you be drove from pittsburgh to come in second. ainsley: i think you would still be able to go to your grave though saying you were a nominee. brian: have you to fill up gas halfway there. it's freezing out. steve: you know what? uber is so reasonable. maybe he took an uber. other thing is thomas hardiman if he came in second may be donald trump's next pick. ainsley: maybe. so. steve: if you missed neil gorsuch on our air last night accepting the nomination from the president of the united states, you saw a 49-year-old man top of his class at all the schools he went to. brian: if you think oxford is a good school. steve: exactly. who has a strong history on the bench. here he is, a conservative intellectual, columbia, harvard, oxford. ainsley: three degrees. steve: he sided

billy beer. or that would be like george bush invading a country that had oil. you can't do it. >> jon: whoa, whoa! >> stephen: and, yesterday, trump met with utah congressman and seductive beaver, jason chaffetz. chaffetz is an old friend of the show. chaffetz is chair of the house oversight committee, which is responsible for holding a president accountable and investigating any president if necessary. chaffetz said, "before my bum even hit the chair, the president said, 'no oversight. you can't talk about anything that has to do with oversight.'" and then described a chitty-chatty president eager to learn about postal service reforms. naturally, trump wants to know about postal service reforms. he needs to know how many stamps to put on chaffetz' balls when he mails them back to him. ( cheers and applause ) ( laughter ) what else? oh, president trump's travel ban was in court yesterday, and as of this taping, we still don't know what the ruling is. i'm tivo-ing democracy. so don't tell me how it ends. and earlier today president trump was on twitter again, pr