. >> let me let caylee jump in here.to respond to a whole host of things that the governor said. what do you make of the fact that president trump from the perspective of democrats getting the blame for this. >> well he doesn't deserve the blame. that is ridiculous. because there is nothing in this bill that democrats oppose. they are for c.h.i.p. and funding the government. and in all due respect to governor rendell, it is not rhetoric when we say that democrats are holding the future of 9 million children and 2 million of them sick hostage to the fate of 700,000 illegal immigrants. that is truthful. "the washington post" glem kessler dismantled the jimmy kimmel argument that that was not true. it is true that the house passed a bill to sustain c.h.i.p. democrats have never produced legislation to sustain c.h.i.p. the short-term c.r. funding in december maintained funding for c.h.i.p. republicans have sustained funding for this. democrats have not even produced a piece of legislation. if they care so much, they would ha

liz: caylee, what's your reaction to the media coverage here? >> first, it's quite ironic to hear nancy pelosi talk about elitism when she is probably the biggest elite in washington. the media is in their average spin game what they always do. everything president trump does has to be negative. he hasn't even gone to davos and they're already talking negatively. it's absolutely ridiculous. president trump is advocating for american interest at davos, not cozying up to global elite. that was the obama game. apologize for america on the world stage. donald trump will advocate for american interests. liz: you know, the transportation secretary just said today if people don't want to listen to trump in davos, they can just leave. but caylee, isn't this the exact same crowd the president needs to swing to his side? i mean, it would be quite a victory george soros say you know what, trump? you're right? >> that's exactly right. all the more reason to go to davos if this is the hub of the global elite, the hub of world leaders that are liberal like pr

caylee lloyd, again. i think that's a fair question. depending on the next steps of the commission, if she were to receive the recommendation to landmark both, i believe the next step would be for the supervisor to review and speak with folks at mta and rec park and understand the implications. as you heard from a few community members today, one of their main concerns is being able to have the freedom to reinstate the plaza to what it should be. we know there will not be a significant structure beyond what is allowed by the charter. rec park cannot build without ballot initiative, that sort of thing, but i think it would result in her needing to have conversations and understand what the visions would be and depending on that, it may delay things. >> commissioner johns: this leads into something that i said earlier -- >> commissioner wolfram: do you have further questions for caylee? >> commissioner johns: no. it seems to me there is confusion and uncertainty in people's minds over what would be allowed if the whole package were landma

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liz: all right caylee good to see you and happy new year thanks for coming in.'s get to the story affecting about 100 million people in the cold zone that's what it's being called a fast-moving winter storm slamming the east coast, almost 4000 flights canceled, 500 flights come. travelers are now left out in the cold. we've got fox business team coverage with the latest on the ground after this. my "business" was going nowhere... so i built this kickin' new website with godaddy. building a website in under an hour is easy! 68% of people... ...who have built their website using gocentral, did it in... ...under an hour, and you can too. type in your business or idea. pick your favourite design. personalize it with beautiful images. and...you're done! and now business is booming. harriet, it's a double stitch not a cross stitch! build a better website - in under an hour. free to try. no credit card required. gocentral from godaddy. liz: let's get to the fast- moving winter storm we've got some meteorologists hyping it as the bomb cyclone blitzing much of the east c

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that weather system is just making its way across the some northwestern parts of africa so for to caylee in morocco looks fairly cloudy there for some of us and fairly wet in fact over the atlas mountains we are expecting to see a fair amount of snow as we head into choose a that system gradually pushes its way towards the northeast and many of us in morocco will have a brighter day it won't be warm though because we're battle maximum just fifty. current tensions between countries along the river have their roots in. eclipse point of view not a clinton on the grim political victory for the new political realities on the ground or increasing the sense of uncertainty over the speed with. the with the need to do it and meet. the concrete to which it may come been feet. struggle at this time this is. a reminder now of the top stories on al-jazeera yemen's prime minister has accused the separatists of an attempted coup after they attacked the exile government buildings in its interim capital aden turkey says it's taken control of a key mountain in northern syria as it steps up its offensive a

fifteen one point two million children including a four hundred thousand children today and spoke about caylee and i was struck eighteen my very simple expects. one that he used to teach children while mom never thought we want to expound the mornington of the situation among small does that children and beyond their capacity get caught need to do that which you are great bargain we also intend to provide or to i mean why does it all worry tony gives wilhelm dam to me get to the you know it would you buy food for your children and yeah i'll still and last used to when i walked out i didn't yell because we know that you christian get what gravity is in hell it is pretty cut to all sorts of stuff that just took resources. mr with thank you very much for your time and giving us the this information unfortunately we don't have a great scott connection with you. but i think we do understand more about the work that the open eyes ation is doing at this time and the d.s.a. thank you very much for your time. while a look at the weather back to ben the search for answers in afghanistan after a hotel si

instead that weather system is just making its way across some northwestern parts of africa so for to caylee in morocco looks pretty cloudy there for some of us and fairly wet in fact over the atlas mountains we are expecting to see a fair amount of snow as we head into choose a that system gradually pushes its way towards the northeast and many of us in morocco will have a brighter day it won't be warm though because we're battle maximum just fifteen. yards. you're watching al-jazeera and let's take a look at the top stories right now rights groups are warning that her hands are refugees particularly girls are being increasingly targeted by human traffickers the camps and bangladesh or than six hundred fifty thousand people have left me in mar since a military crackdown began in august i still says it is behind an attack on a military academy in the out and capital that's killed two soldiers four of the attackers were killed in the fight and the other has an arrest and russia is holding its version of political talks on syria's future that's one of the key backers of syrian president bashar

. >> caylee, i guess this gets to the hart of this, i think a lot of week republicans and rhinos like lindsey graham. take on stephen miller. he's advocating the president's hallmarks from the campaign trail. he keeps his word. he was clear about a wall, chain migration, recent events ought to make everyone aware of the dangers here. lindsey graham attacking the president through stephen miller is another cheap shot. he made a backdoor deal and private conversations with schumer. >> right. when you level those attacks against people like stephen miller and tom cotton you attack the people's agenda. this is what the american people voted on. they voted on a wall. not a law less democratic policy that aid and a bet illegal immigrants across our border. -- enabling guys like these killers to get acquitted. liberal democratic policies is what our party needs to target and nothing outside of. that. >> we have the five missing months of text messages with strzok and lisa page. we have now implicated in this. comey, strzok, page, now loretta lynch is in. let's use water gate as a comparison.

here to discuss, caylee mcininy.as surprised to see how many republicans, how many seats are at risk considering how many are retiring or seeking adifferent office. are you concerned about this? >> not at all. when you look at the congressional arm of the republican party in charge of keeping the house, they have the cash on hand advantage of $4 million. but look at all the branches together. we at the rnc outpaced democrats 2-1. when you add up all the different republican organizations and fundraising branches we are outpacing democrats. so don'tor which. republicans out there, we are doing our job and we have a fundraising advantage. >> 23 republicans in congressional districts voted for hillary clinton. does this give an advantage to the democrats? >> there is a lot of room for concern. some of the reasons you point out. i think when it comes to independents or people in that cam of persuadable middle. it will come down to whether they are voting based on substance or style. campaign ads will have a lot of donald

growth-of-the- movement and this weekend on afterwards republican national committee spokesperson caylee report on the grassroots on populous movement in the u.s. >> it is mentioned in the amazon profile for my book because i think outside of my own book that is really the only piece of work that i can point to that describe a moment in the election and people who made that moment happen of course hillbilly profiled that group of voters and west virginia. and he didn't profile them as voters but as people those factory workers those blue collar workers who really swing voters in the election. well i wanted to take a broad or look. i can't profile whole country, of course. but i sat down at my desk and i wrote down issues that i think determine this election. and among them were terrorism and va wait list and one i think was a part of it and i tried to pair individuals to those issues and then i traveled the country to lakeway texas to mom who lost her son and husband in the nice terrorist attack and to south carolina to profile a widow who lost her husband on a va wait list and tried to

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. >> sean: congratulations on the new book, caylee, when we come back our report john solomon, sara carter this hour with new explosive reports on the anti-trump agent within the f.b.i. and new texts. they'll be joined by a lawyer, attorney, harvard professor alan dershowitz straight ahead. with those we love, but when your psoriasis is bad, does it ever get in the way? embrace the chance of 100% clear skin with taltz. taltz is proven to help people with moderate to severe psoriasis achieve completely clear skin. with taltz, up to 90% of patients had a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. in fact, 4 out of 10 even achieved completely clear skin. don't use if you're allergic to taltz. before starting, you should be checked for tuberculosis. taltz may increase risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or have symptoms, or if you've received a vaccine or plan to. inflammatory bowel disease can happen with taltz, including worsening of symptoms. serious allergic reactions can occur. ready for a chance at 100% clear skin? a

here to react, caylee -- kayleigh mcenmain any. and capri cafaro. did you watch the speech?as that your takeaway? >> i did watch the speech. i think leader pelosi's remarks are over the top. i saw it coming when president trump mentioned that americans are "dreamers" too. i knew extremes would pounce on that. i said this a number of times, if democrats want to succeed, this is an election year, the best way we can do it, present a vision, rather than say we don't like trump's vision, he doesn't have a vision. last night i was at the bipartisan policy center. they did a focus group. one of the things that tested highest for example, paid family leave. that is something democrats support. tell the american people how you do it better than president trump. that is something to focus on, not negative rhetoric. melissa: kayleigh, you see what he said last night, he used we and our, far more than he used i. he went out of his way to stick to the prompter. not saying things that would agitate the other side. that note about we're dreamers, that is true, we all have dreams, that wou

>> caylee is an agnostic livein in the heart of america's bible belt.o show jell c calls he's in their corner on the heels of the lawsuit, the state attorney general co-authored a religious freedom document. he wrote it here in direct eyesight in a painting of moses flanked by the scales of justice and a bible. >> god has a place in everyone's hearts. >> even in public skooms? >> in everyone's hearts. >> he's willing to fight for, not just for the soul of webster parish, but for the soul of america. >> if you begin to tell me that my children do not have the right to pray in school, that's attack on upon the relationship i have with my god and the relationship they have our god. >> a bond they dare anyone to break. nick valencia, cnn, louisiana. >>> let's talk sports if ar moment. roger federer made history today with a win at the australian open. the tennis superstar is the first man ever to win 20 grand slam titles. he called today's victory the continuation of a fairy tale. after a five-year drought, the 36-year-old has now won three majors in just t

instead that weather system is just making its way across some northwestern parts of africa so for to caylee in morocco looks fairly cloudy there for some of us and fairly wet in fact over the atlas mountains we are expecting to see a fair amount of snow as we head into choose a that system gradually pushes its way towards the northeast and many of us in morocco will have a brighter day it won't be warm though because we're battle maximum just fifteen. and then to put it on the. u.s. and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to for the drivers of beds like this one five years on the syrians still feel battered for even those who managed to escape their countries have been truly unable to escape the war. we have here as if data we know the products of from buying everything that you're doing that's really where the power of the all powerful internet is both a tool for democracy and

stuart: caylee, thank you for joining us. appreciate it. >> thank you, stuart,.art: i want more on davos because the president has been accused of starting a trade war. 78 i, he has imposed tariffs on washing machines coming into the country, solar panels from china. is that a trade war? >> no. it's a shot across the bow. basically, reaffirming that he is going to do what's in the best interest for american manufacturers and american workers. but i wanted to start with the idea he goes to davos, what's he going to talk about? the imf came out this week and basically said that had because of trump's tax plan and trump's agenda, the entire world is going up. do not think he's going to tell that to all the people in the room. because of me, your gdp gains are going to be better than expected. that's what the ims said. that is a huge credit to this president. stuart: i did not know that. i know the imf raised its forecast for the global economy 4.9% this year. i didn't know that they said it was trump that had done it. >> yes. because of the tax cuts. this is further

. >>> sunday night on "after words," republican national committee spokesperson caylee mcenany on her new book. interviewed by "daily beast" senior columnist matt lewis. >> i've had conservatives say to me, why do you use this word, i'm not a pop list and liberals expression aversion to that word, but to me it sums up what this book is about and it's the people. i really wanted to honestly profile the people on the left and on the right. and most of the voters i profiled were trump voters, but i did profile some who were not. so to me it was capturing the sentiment that drove an electorate to deliver one of the most astonishing electoral defeats we've seen certainly in my lifetime and certainly in modern history. it was a profile of the american people on given issues from terrorism to poisoned water in flint, michigan. >> wafer "after words" sunday night at 9:00 eastern on c-span 2's "book tv." >>> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. and it's brought to you today by your cable or satellite provi

caylee benitez, 3 years old. martin cabrera munoz, 48 years old..."montecito resident curt pickering lost two friends.curt pickering/montecito resident "josie gower is one and rebecca riskin and their bodies were found down, you know, down at the 101 from glen oaks 192, so that's almost two miles. so it's real sad, more so when you know these people."the areas where the victims were found remain under mandatory evacuation.on thursday the sheriff's office said 48 people were missing but later revised that number to eight -- but say as many as 43 could still be unaccounted for.these deadly mudslides came after the thomas fire -- the largest in state history.heavy rains triggered mudslides in scorched areas, stripped of vegetation.the torrential rains were felt across southern california -- even in burbank where a mudflow pushed this car down a street.the two people inside were able to eventually gain control of the car and escaped without injury. but some californians fear there could be more storms like this in the future.cecil kyte/california resident

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