conway showed us the temporary password email she got from pse.erica conway/pse customer: "man it wasike an emotional rollercoaster. shock, disbelief, disgusted, angry. it was just yeah, even now i'm just kind of like i cannot believe this. i just can't believe it."she also showed us a past temporary passcode was just random letters and numbers.so she believes this passcode slur was created deliberately.erica conway/pse customer: "it was, it was, i was truly in disbelief. because this is not normal and this is not what a temporary password is supposed to say."essex porter/bothell, wa: porter bridge: "i sat down at the computer to reset my own pse password. the temporary passcode the system sent back is just gibberish, nothing like a word at all." conway told us she complained to a customer service agent at pse's bothell call center, but that the agent didn't take the slur seriously.erica conway/pse customer: "he said do you guys screen out certain words and lydia was like yes we do and i said well you guys didn't screen out this word. and she said why would we and i said what do you m

this is life with kellyanne and george conway. here at the conways, it's a house divided. trump's loyal advisor, the woman who carried him over the finish line to the white house. he is one of the president's most notable conservative critics and wishes he had never introduced his wife to trump in the first place. now, i disagree with my mom and dad, donna edwards, about donald trump but i do not live in their home or time zone. i cannot imagine this fight in their marriage. it's stunning they make it work. they invited "washington post" in. this was a planned piece, a story they wanted to tell, i'm guessing. >> and then they're angry that it was told or at least she is. i feel like i'm on an episode of the old show "can this marriage be saved." we spent time sort of looking at kellyanne conway and we've got, you know, george conway trolling the president, melania trump with her "be best" campaign which i think is also trolling the president. it seems that there's nothing in this white house that really is off limits. that is part of their creation and their fault. it's no

what is life like in the divided conway household?itical reporter for the "washington post" ben terris was invited into the conways's new washington, d.c. home and wrote a fascinating piece on the couple's dynamic. this thing is a must read for everybody. let me read one bit from it if you will, ben -- george conway calls you and kellyanne into a room to show a picture of president trump, i believe, on inauguration day or it may have been election night. he says, george says, you've got to see this picture. you should like it. it's your boss. he's not just my boss, kellyanne, 51, says, he's our president. yes, george says walking out of the room. we'll see how long that lasts. so ben, why did they invite you into their home to see this? >> thanks for having me on. i think they invited me to their house because i was going to be writing a story about them anyway and usually it's better to showcase yourself than just to let a story rely on other people. i don't think they wanted sniping from people on the outside to be the only part of

conway's marriage.ent trump. >> allow me for the moment to be a most cynical person in the room. if you are kellyanne conway or george conway, but what is the way in which i would maximize my revenue, my net worth? i am looking for models. oh, gosh, and james and mary i love them is both and she is genuinely conservative and that he is liberal, but they made an industry out of the oddness of their marriage and she hated bill clinton and he loved bill clinton, and it strikes me as plausible this story in which they invited because the first launch of the cable show they want to host where they go after each other six years from now. >> the older i get the less i know about marriage and politics. >> in support of john's cynical theory, is she goes on the little tirade about george, and she says, oh, it was off the record, right? knowing it was not going to be off the record and the reporter says, no, we didn't establish that. >> she is an experienced press person, right. >>> we have to sneak in our last b

>> kellyanne conway coined the term "alternative facts" for the trump administration.s out there sort of putting this spin on things saying, well, he doesn't really mean what you think he means, he means something completely else. then down the road, it actually ends up turning out that it actually means what we think it means. remember, alternative facts applied to how many people were actually at the inauguration, which was proven by photos later on. and they constantly time and again deny the truth. they say it's total lies, it's fake news, it doesn't happen. then when it turns out to be true later on, they're sort of like, oh, well yes, that's true, of course. but never mind the man behind the curtain, it's really not a big deal. it's not illegal, it's not collusion, if collusion actually exists. so it's striking that this weekend their whole defense is the idea that, oh, well, yes, they did have this meeting in russia russia, but collusion isn't illegal. that's their new sort of arg . argume argument. next week their argument will be, this might have happened but

this is why kellyanne conway is gift gifted. she was freaking out because the white house is in crisis. >> you are a masterful storyteller. none of this has nothing to do with michael cohen. michael cohen does not have a cooperation agreement. we know what michael cohen has gone and pled to. the fact of the matter is the reason why lanny davis is on tv begging for the mueller folks to pay attention to him because they don't want anything to do with him. he's a toxic witness, doesn't have a cooperation agreement -- >> he could have one under seal. >> we've got to leave it there. >> the fact of the matter that has nothing to do -- >> we've got to leave it there. we know the process is going to play out. it seems like congress will act to frustrate anything -- here's my hope for common ground. if two guys as different as you can both decide to where ugly pink ties -- that's why i wear black as often as possible. thank you for the decent disagreement. appreciate it. >>> all right, the president picks a fight with his attorney genera

listen to -- or look at what kellyanne conway said about her husband and his tweets, because george conwaye president not flattering things. so she's doing an interview with a "washington post" reporter and the reporter says you told me you found your husband, george's, tweets disrespectful. conway, it is disrespectful, it's a violation of basic decency, certainly, if not marital vows as a person familiar with their relationship. reporter, no, we're on the record here. you can't just say after the fact as someone familiar. i told you everything about his tweets was off the record, she says. reporter, no, that's not true. it never happened. conway, well, people do see it this way. people do say it that way. i don't say i do, but people see it that way. reporter, but i'm saying we never discussed everything about his tweets being off the record. there are things you said that i put off the record. conway, fine. i've never actually said what i think about it. i won't say what i think about it which tells you what i think about it. she said a moment ago what she thought about it. >> look, i th

kellyanne conway said this is kip o typical of anyplace of work. this is not anyplace of work.e sign ndas is perverse because they're supposed to be answerable to agencies, they're protected by whistle-blower protections. there are various ways in which we try to make sure if they have something important to tell people who work in the public realm can tell it. so an nda runs totally counter to that and runs counter to the spirit of government. >> omarosa says she has more recordings. are they compelling and can she legally use them? we'll discuss that when we come back. alright guys let's go! let's do this directions to the greek theater (beep) ♪can i get a connection? ♪can i get can i get a connection?♪ ♪can i get a connection? introducing e*trade personalized investments professionally managed portfolios customized to help meet your financial goals. you'll know what you're invested in and how it's performing. so you can spend more time floating about on your inflatable swan. [ding] >>> so omarosa claims that she has more recordings from inside the white house, but she says s

counselor to the president kellyanne conway and her husband allowing a washington post reporter intottorney standing his ground as to the importance of law and order and truth and decency. tom foreman takes a closer look. >> reporter: they have something of a short circuit, both are conservative but while she is the president's fiercest defender. >> there is no den she will not go into. >> reporter: he is a sharp trump critic. now the washington post scored a rare behind the scenes look at their split home life. >> he said she rolls her eyes at the tweets and her life would be easier if he wasn't criticizing her boss. >> reporter: george conway routinely -- this week tweeting what if a ceo made false about himself, the company and results and publically attacked business partners, employees? when the president called john kasich unpopular conway posted a poll showing buckeyes think much less of trump. he troled the president over clashes with political foes and the press over his fallen allies and his lies. his wife told cnn's dana bash last spring. >> he writes things that are suppo

kelly anne conway and the president himself.e going into the midterm elections. we're not just combatting whether or not one is going on the left or the right. we're actually debating what his reality. how did we get here, richard? >> well, i'm going to say now the same thing i said after kellyanne conway first gave that interview. then i went on cnn shortly thereafter. i observed that this is part of a pattern that we say in the totalitarian political thought since karl schmidt was writing about how truth and law should revolve around the nation's state and not around democratic values. this notion that there is no such thing as objective truth is what lies at the heart of toe tal tearian regimes. we saw the left wing of academia and the critical theory and all that. those people had no influence outside of the academy. we see it coming back with a vengeance in the far right wing, in the republican party. we saw it in tortured memos during the bush administration. now, under president trump, with kellyanne conway and rudy giuli

kellyanne conway said this is typical of anyplace of work. this is not anyplace of work. perverse because they're supposed to be answerable to agencies, they're protected by whistle-blower protections. there are various ways in which we try to make sure if they have something important to tell people who work in the public realm can tell it. so an nda runs totally counter to that and runs counter to the spirit of government. >> omarosa says she has more recordings. are they compelling and can she legally use them? we'll discuss that when we come back. sfx: [cell phone dialing] no. no, no, no, no, no. cancel. cancel. please. aaagh! being in the know is a good thing. that's why discover will alert you if your social security number is found on any one of thousands of risky sites. when did you see the sign? when i needed to create a better visitor experience. improve our workflow. attract new customers. that's when fastsigns recommended fleet graphics. yeah! now business is rolling in. get started at fastsigns.com. i knew at that exact moment ... i'm beating this. my main fo

kellyanne conway's husband. the reason we bring him up, he was apparently, according to the "guardian," mentioned by omarosa in the book. she claims the president went after conway for his filipino herita heritage. he is responding to the claims. >> he is saying that it is absurd all around. this idea that he used these racial slurs. >> that the president. >> the president used the racial slurs against him because of his filipino heritage. i think eugene is right. omarosa has credibility problems. in law, we talk about a body of evidence. it is not just one piece. if you look at everything from the nfl tweets to the things that we've seen the president do in his own words, attacking lebron james, attacking oprah, i think it is something that is not a shocking allegation that could be made, despite omarosa's own credibility problems. i don't think anybody is thinking the president is, you know, a huge supporter of the black community. at the same time, she's trying to sell books. that's something to keep in mind

george conway routinely savages the businessman.outinely made false and misleading statements about himself, the company and results and publically attacked business partners, employees and kowtowed to a dangerous competitor? when the president called john kasich unpopular, conway posted a poll showing buckeyes think less of trump. he trolled the president over his fallen allies and his lies. his wife told cnn last spring -- >> he writes things that are supportive and about philadelphia eagles and sports. >> reporter: to "the washington post" she said it's disrespectful, it's a violation of basic decency, if not marital vows. she quickly tried to have her own words attributed to a person familiar with their relationship. >> she said that and she tried to weasel her way out of it. i printed it. >> reporter: her husband, a lawyer, introduced her to trump and says he regrets it. he was once reportedly considered for an administration job but now seems glad it never happened. despite all that, kellyanne suggests questions about their ma

>> no connection to the president, kellyanne conway cited the judge. let's be clear what judge said. during the preliminary hearings, the judge had questions about whether or not taxi vacation or bank fraud whether or not that was in the special counsel's authority, just came out and said, we're not trusted in bank fraud, you're just trying to get this guy to cooperate in your investig w facts and allowed the case to proceed. but on those comments trying say the special counsel investigation and a federal judge said they were out of bounds but the judge sort of nodded to what's going on here. . >> brennan: turning to the foreign policy, what was in the letter, do we have any idea to kim jong un that was handed off this weekend to north korean official >> we don't know the specifics of what's in that letter. but i think we have a fairly good idea based on president's own characterization of his recent interaction that it was probably a very friendly letter, thanking him for the letter he had sent. and probably setting the predicate for another meeting.

. >>> we're getting new insight into the lives of kellyanne and george conway. kellyanne who serveds as counselor to president trump and her husband and attorney george conway appear to be living in a divided house of sorts. george says he now regrets ever introducing her to donald trump and as one of the president's biggest crit siks he's gro-- cr he's grown a sizeable twitter following. we have the reporter who first wrote that profile of the couple's complicated political life. >> as power couples go, kellyanne conway and her husband george have something of a short circuit. both are conservative but while she's the president's fiercest defender. >> there is no den she will not go into. >> he ask a sharp trump critic. now "the washington post" has scored a rare behind the scenes look at their split-level homelife. >> she told me that she rolls her eyes at the tweets and certainly her life would be easier if he wasn't criticizing her boss. >> reporter: criticize something north conway routinely savage dollars the businessman turned politician just this week tw

in his native spanish, asked for forgiveness for abuse at all levels, and theologian father eamon conway listening to that with me, you are struck by that, weren't you? deeply moved. it is unprecedented in my experience at the beginning of mass like that for the beginning of mass like that for the holy father to break with the norms of opening a mass which is normally a short right of penance, to speak specifically about the various wounds in the universal church, naming the various contexts in which people have been hurt and wounded and abused here in ireland, in homes for babies and mothers, children in the care of the church, those who were victimised as children and so on, and he broke

the village of north conway -- i have to tell you about north conway because i know many of you have heard of that tourist trap, that unfortunately, is in the same municipal township that i am in, so i have to pay the taxes for their exploitation of tourism -- that community provided two soldiers during the entire civil war. one of them was a short timer. both of them came home. they represent about 4% of the eligible men in the village. out in the hill districts, where people owned nothing were very little, the enlistment rate was about 24%. of those who enlisted, 30% died. their names are no longer on the tax registration rolls or the voter lists in conway. i don't know anybody in the town who has the name of any of those early soldiers, who was at all related to them. so it seems rather clear to me, that there was a connection between money and enlistment. a, it seemed obvious that the poor had carried the burden of the war, at least, in my hometown. b, it seemed that money had something to do with their enlistment. because, the poorer they were, the more the compensation appealed

with neither theologian father eamon conway.e spoke earlier today as well. —— with me, the theologian. so on the thursday of this visit, we we re so on the thursday of this visit, we were chatting earlier, and you are saying how he was very much bringing the church into family life, but in the church into family life, but in the actions of everyday life, that is where the church is at? his key m essa 9 es is where the church is at? his key messages beyond the words he spoke today. what really matters in the churches family life in the ordinary circumstances of everyday. hopes, bishops, priests, cardinals, they are not the most important people in the church. a sin for pope francis is what he calls clericalism, thinking that priests have some kind of priority pass to holiness. that is in the everyday circumstances of everyday life, making a cup of tea, saying we are sorry, showing forgiveness and being open to correction, the ordinary, everyday moments of human life. that's where pope francis wants to look for price and find chri

, that conway would have been on his radar when omarosa was in the white house working there. that said of course as charlie pointed out, the president has a record on race that speaks for itself particularly when it comes to the way that he character lizs thriseizekrook characterizes the intelligence of african-americans. >> and i want to ask about the president slamming the attorney general jeff sessions and the russia investigation on twitter. he had this to say, the big story that the fake news media refuses to report is low life christopher steele's many meetings with bruce ohr and his beautiful wife nellie. it was fusion that hired steele. do you really believe nellie worked for fusion and her husband still work for the department of justice. never seen anything so rigged. our ag is scared stiff and missing in action. it is all starting to be revealed. not pretty. ig report soon? witch hunt the president said. dig into that 37. >> a mouthful. a lot to unpack. but look, i think the point here is that the president is trying to make -- the point that he does make explicitl

: we take up white house strategy to discredit the fake news and focus on trump agenda, kellyanne conway is joining us, and another round of primaries with president trump-endorsed candidates on ballot. will we see more evidence of a red wave building into midterms? republican strategist ed rollins will join us on his take of these races. and prospect of a blue or red wave. >> troubling signs of a reser re of taliban in afghanistan. >> four star general jack keane will join us with his state on the -- his take on the stac staf u.s. strategy in afghanistan. >> and tonight, white house under attack from left wing media. the buzz over past few days, centerings on former white house aide omarosa manigault newman, her new book, where she smears the president, in the obvious hope of jenning up enough publicity to take the book to top of bestseller list, so far her hopes have been partly realized, published guy gallery books, that is an imprint of simon and schuster, it is owned by cbs corporation, that same cbs that attacks president on a daily basis through its news operation. the president r

father eamon conway, thank you very much.s we watch pope francis emerge from the church in knock to lead prayers and deliver a short speech outside, we will say goodbye to you from dublin. so there is the scene life in knock, with the pope is about to lead the prayers and make that address. this is the first papal visit, as we have been hearing, to the republic of ireland for almost a0 years. but a visit that has been overshadowed to some extent by the scandal of clerical abuse and cover—ups. later on, the pope is going to be in dublin and they will be full coverage of that throughout the day, but for now he is in knock in county mayo. we are going to be hearing from him injust a moment. good morning. applause translation: i am translation: iam happy translation: i am happy to be with you in the house of our lady.” thank god for the opportunity. to be here in this place so dear to the irish people. i thank the archbishop, the reverend, for their warm welcome. in the chapel of the apparition, in a special way, your families, t

law of 2016. >> kellyanne conway and john bolton were responding to the president's remarks at the rally thursday in pennsylvania. you can judge if he is talking about collusion or russian interference in general. >> helsinki. i had a great meeting with putin. we discussed everything. we got along really well. by the way, that's a good thing. not a bad thing. that's a really good thing. now we're being hindered by the russian hoax. it's a hoax. okay? i'll tell you what, russia's very unhappy that trump won. that i can tell you. >> the president's advisers point to a briefing by top national security officials. as proof, mr. trump is concerned about the conduct although he called it a hoax after that briefing. mr. trump has not affirmed that russia is continuing to interfere in elections. >>> the trump administration will explain how it will reimpose sanctions on iran following the withdrawal of the nuclear deal in may. businesses have until midnight tonight before sanctions are reinstated. gold, aluminum and steel and coal are part of it. we have our l.a. times reporting joining us this

kelly anne and george conway.re, at some point, there will be not a donald trump presidency, you may want to leave the white house. how would i maximize my net worth. james, mary, that worked well for those guys. gosh, they are both friends of mine. she is conservative, he is liberal. they have made an industry out of their oddness of their marriage. she hated bill clinton, he loved bill clinton, those guys, i will be cynical enough to say, it is plausible, the story they invited was the first launch of the cable show they want to host, where they go after each other six years from now. >> the older i guess, the less i know about marriage and politics. >> she goes on this tirade about george, and says, it was off the record, right? knowing that that was not going to be off the record. the reporter said, we didn't establish that. >> she is an experienced press person. clearly, they had it all where they wanted to do this. >> sneaking in our last break, don't go anywhere. >>> it is time to broadcast my threat to bro

you recognize that woman, kellyanne conway, you may not recognize this guy, her husband, george conway, if you do not follow on twitter him you should, here's why. he is one of the most active critics of donald trump out there in a prominent way on twitter. this is in relation to all donald trump's texts. interesting analogy, likewise, if the ceo made false an misleading statements about himself and the company and results in president obama u publicly attacking employees, analysts to a dangerous competitor, obviously, talking about russia there. obviously, this is not george conway's only attacks with druf. yesterday he polled john kasich the governor of ohio, more popular than donald trump in ohio after trump attacked kasich. george conway, trick twitter following. let's go to the last one. okay. steven mile i miller, senior adviser to the president and the lead person in the donald trump immigration policy. this is his uncle. you don't know much about. he wrote an op ed stephen miller, he talk object that on new day today. here's that interview. >> relatively it was incumbent upon m

we are joined by my first guest, kellyanne conway. let's start with what the president means when he says he could actually run the rush investigation. >> >> kellyanne: the president and his team have been incredibly compliant and cooperative with the investigation. you have 1 million documents produced, 33 some witnesses have gone in testified under oath thusly, and this is a president that thinks it completely ridicules the system of justice if we are not looking at the other side of this investigation. you had a corrupt dealings all the way up the chain and obviously peter strzok and lisa page is gone, she left, jim comey on the shenanigans he pulled in front of congress and his silly book, and the fact that peter or is still there and we know that his wife was paid by fusion gps, the research firm that started the ridiculous dossier. which may i remind the audience is a fancy french word for a load of. the president, there is a level of frustration and consternation that we are not looking at all sides of the equation. the special

as power couples go, kellyanne conway and her husband george have something of a short circuit.are conservative, but while she's the president's fiercest defend er -- >> there is no den she will not go into. >> reporter: -- he is a sharp trump critic. now the "washington post" scored a rare look at their split home life. >> he told me she rolls her eyes at the tweets. certainly her life would be easier if he wasn't criticizing her boss. >> reporter: george conway routinely savages the businessman politician, tweeting just this week, what if a ceo rue trainly made false and misleading statements about himself, the company and results and publicly attacked and kow w kowtowed to a dangerous competitor. he has trolled the president over his clashes with political foes and the press, over his fallen allies and his lies. his wife told cnn's dana bash last spring. >> he writes a lot of things that are also supportive. >> reporter: but to the "washington post," she said it is disrespectful. it's a violation of basic decency certainly, if not marital vows. the post says she quickly tried

reporter: and we heard from kellyanne conway more than once a referring to the comments from a year agoident did condemn all types of racism a year ago and he did it again yesterday. the white house position on this seems to be pretty clear that president has made his point that he condemns these acts of violence. he condemns racism in all forms. they are allowing those words to speak for themselves. again, we have reached offer for the comment but have not gotten it yet. >> protesters outside the white house right now but as you point out the president is not going to hear them. he is in new jersey where you are for another week. reporter: yes and if they can't outside of the golf club in bedminster he may not hear them either because there is some distance between the front gate and where the president is located. as far as we know at this hour. but there's no question the white house is monitoring the events. the president is scheduled to be back at the white house tomorrow night. i'm sure they hoping all of this calms down by then. >> rick leventhal, covering the present for us in b

and kellyanne conway talked about this morning on abc.s typical and you know it to sign an nda in any place of work. and i would be shocked if you didn't have one at abc and she sign signed them when she was on "apprentice" and sign them in the west wing. >> you have signed a nondisclosure in the west wing? >> yes, we have confidentially agreements in west wing and absolutely we do and why not. >> and that is a little bit of the revelation that we have heard the rumors of ndas existing, but not until kellyanne con wway made it seem common practice, but i have never signed one, and so is that unusual for the white house staffers to sign these? >> it is shocking and that is unbelievable and first time any of them admit that the rumored agreements exist. some of them have implied that they didn't exist. there is no such thing in the government, and it is antithetical to the government culture. you do sign an agreement saying that you are aware that you cannot reveal classified information, but the government is supposed to be transparent. an

you just spoke with top adviser kellyanne conway. you have new details on what is turning into a culture war here. >> reporter: it really is. in the last two weeks, president trump has attacked congresswoman maxine waters as being low iq. he's called lebron james, the nba player and philanthropist, dumb. now, comparing omarosa to a dog. this tape created during the production of the "apprentice," he is alleged to have used the "n" word. he's tweeted about omarosa over ten times since yesterday. why? apparently, omarosa is bringing a gun to a knife fight. she keeps providing evidence to back up at least some of the claims in the book, including this new tape she's provided to cbs, where you hear trump campaign advisers back in 2016, talking about this alleged tape, and how to handle it. you hear katrina pierson, the former trump campaign spokeswoman saying, quote, he said it, he said it, he's embarrassed by it. in the last half hour or so, i spoke with kellyanne conway about all of this. asked her about the tape. also about whether it

to get into it, i am joined by michael conway, and former congresswoman donna edwards.is to correct a myth. what do you hope to come out of it? >> i think to correct the record a little bit obviously at the end of the day there were republicans after the smoking gun tape came out who agreed, at least to the one article of impeachment about obstruction of justice, but up to then, really for two years from the watergate burglary until august of 1974, the partisans rallied around the president. gerald ford said this was a witch hunt, a word we've heard repeated many times now. bob dole then in the senate said that this was an effort by the democrats and the "washington post" to essentially go after the president. even up until the time that the articles were voted -- and yes, republicans did vote for the two main articles of impeachment. the majority of republicans in the house judiciary committee voted against it. trent lott who was a congressman on the committee said he saw no direct evidence that nixon -- >> for all the cocktail party chatter how this will go down, when

arthel: that was actually kellyanne conway on this week abc.ral defense attorney. good to have you with me. three of the people reported on chairman good luck with their justice department official grease or, his wife nellie orr and cofounder glenn simpson. why wouldn't these three agree to be interviewed by the house judiciary committee? >> well, they should first of all. if they didn't want to, it's because we have been consist and save the rising for what know thus far. kellyanne conway was absolutely right that in the convolution of this entire situation we don't want everyone to get confused. the main highlights of the most important part that congress will look for in his testimony look for this testimony is its inconsistency and the intelligence gathering services. for example, why would the doj officials have nothing to do with the russian intelligence probe, why was he meeting with simpson in the first place? the coffeeshop meeting we now know as pivotal in terms of information that made its way into the price of cooperated in frankly

you saw with kellyanne conway what we face daily in the white house.nt to cover anything. then make yourself available to answer questions about those things. you set up the problems, as you say, caitlin, we have to deal with the answers, then you come after us. instead of answering questions, kellyanne tried to flip it and make you answer her questions. we're not there for that. she says we don't hold him up, we put him down. we're not there for that. we're there to figure out what's going on. it's impossible to do that when you're dealing with an administration, chris, that on any given day, won't return a phone call, will not return an e-mail, will not show up in the press room and then get angry when you show up to ask them what they're doing. >> i gave her an opportunity tonight, that i ate up all your time. do you think from this point going forward things get better or worse in terms of the dynamic in this country between the press and power? >> i think that's up to the white house. and i did want to make a point, as you were saying, by the way,

joining us with reaction is counsel for the president kellyanne conway. you on the network. i read the transcript. then i watched the media that puts up clips of you and chris cuomo. i get along with him. i am watching this and i got a headache watching it. i am thinking, i admire you for doing it. but i am thinking why? >> well, i did get two questions in about this very topic. twice if not three times i confronted him with the fact that cnn including on his show it let this lie fly for over a month now. that this bombshell report they talked about had been unravelling and discredited. would they admit that? in his attempt to get me to call the president of the united states the l-word when i would not do again and again. >> sean: that was the whole thing. one question over and over and over. >> but i got in the question about this issue. the story has been discredited. lanny davis admitted he made a mistake. what davis said his client would tell mueller essential to the theme of collusion which the president says is phoney. it's central to the claim, th

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. >> brennan: talk from white house counselor kellyanne conway. plus the top democrat adam schiff. plus political analyze on all the news coming up on ""face the nation". ♪ . ♪ . . >> brennan: good morning, we begin this morning with counselor to the president, kellyanne conway who joins us from her home in inform. kellyanne, good to have you with us. >> thank you, z3zmargaret. . >> brennan: the president and his national security team made statements that to most people sounded very different in the characterization of what russia did and is doing now and we just played the clips how unequivocal the language was from the national security team. why isn't the president echoing the same and amplifying that same message? >> margaret, it was the president's idea to have his national security team go to the podium in the white house press briefing room to go and share with the country and indeed the world that russia meddled in the 2016 selection, active cyber security, cyber war fare war fair by north korea, china japan certainly russia and this president want to make very clear he wa

and kellyanne conway would be saying disparaging things about trump. i had a flash back. a 180. >> i wish she were here, i would ask her, kellyanne do you think i'm jealous i never had to defend the access hollywood tapes? do you think i'm jealous i never had to work in a white house with people like omarosa. do you think i'm jealous i never went and tried to smooth over obscene comments that trump has made about charlottesville, about helsinki? do you think i'm jealous i never signed an nda that prevents me from telling the truth to people. no. i feel good about my decision. people are looking at you because they don't understand how you do what you do every day. and what you gave was yet another talking point that doesn't address the question of what you enable each and every day, that no one can make sense of, including your husband in the latest washington post profile piece. >> alice. >> kellyanne is a friend of mine. i have known her many years. i worked with her on many issues. i asked her that question tonight. i asked her to elaborate a little bit more. and her r

mark short, the president's prickellyanne conway said it co happen.e on. >> jon, i think it will be hard for republicans this fall for lots of reasons. one is you have more chairmen who are retiring. republicans put in place term limits on their chairmen. second, americans like dividing government. that's a fact we have to realize. i do think the president's an asset for most of those campaigns. the reason being is there's a gap between voters who are trump voters and those who support republicans in congress. the president needs to try to close that gap. >> do republicans lose the house? >> i think it will be hard for republicans this november to maintain the majority of the house. i think we'll pick up seats in the senate but i think the president's an asset to those campaigns. >> we have candidates -- democrats have candidates in a they're enthusiastic. they're passionate.ey're outrai republicans and i'm proud of the enthusiasm. mark, i want to say something. if the president condemned the kkk in 2017 following heather heyer's death he should do it

martha mccollum in for chris wallace sits down with counselor to the president, kellyanne conway. 2:00 p.m. eastern coming up in 44 minutes. liz: hawaii governor will be on the ballot in november meeting his challenger in a challenge from a u.s. congresswoman colleen hanabusa and is heavily favored in the general election against the republican. democratic congressman won his competitive primary to take over the seat. coming up we'll find out if thousands of homeowners and firefighters are making headway against the wildfires. we will find out if president trumps fight with china and other countries is having an effect on the midterms. we will speak with the south carolina congresswoman congressman ralph norman. a passenger plane in washington state is now speaking out about his action. this says investigators continue to sit through the wreckage. our own jeff paul is on the ground with a preview. -investigators are back on scene picking the evidence here off to the side. the latest on their investigation and what they believe happened, not. on every purchase, everywhere. actually, tha

george conway tweeted today, "the allegation is not credible, and indeed is ridiculous." >> david wright is with the president tonight in new jersey, and david, we can't stress this enough. the white house really pushing back on this book tonight, saying they are all false accusations. >> reporter: that's right, tom. this book contains a number of explosive claims, virtually all of them getting some serious pushback tonight, and the contradictions on omarosa's only account aren't helping her credibility, tom. >> david wright with those explosive allegations. david, thank you. >>> from california, a state of emergency for two more counties. the holy fire now racing from orange to riverside county. firefighters waging a heroic battle on homes. prosecutors say those families may have tto b a suspect accused of starting the fire, making a strange appearance in court. abc's will carr reporting on it all from the fire lines again tonight. >> reporter: tonight the explosive holy fire, doubling in size, threatening homes. the man accused of starting a judge today. >> mr. clark is charged in seve

we saw kellyanne conway, obviously, his spokesperson is a woman.lain or have they try to explain why there are no african-americans. >> we have seen white house officials point to a few name from there. kellyanne conway shouting out geron and she did not even know his last name. geron smith. >> the president when speaking in the oval office who happens to be korean-american asked her why she was not working on the korean issue sugigesting that hr ethnicity should define her path. he was surprised according to people in the room when they did not know him, why would they? ben carson never served in congress. the president's own approach to issues of race and ethnicity have affected hiring process across the white house. >> jeff benefit, thank you to you both. >> we'll talk about trump on the trail. not the president. donald trump jr. boosting republican candidate. is he an access or a liability. >> six months after the school shooting in parkland, what survivors try to do to make sure it does not happen again. r care. but we won't get there without

the glass. [ laughter and applause ] also, you don't need to go to trump's hotel to see kellyanne conwayjust set up a camera, say you're from cnn, and she'll materialize like the shadow demon from "game of thrones." [ roar ] [ laughter ] trump's and his inner circle have repeatedly tried to profit off his presidency. he's surrounded himself with grifters and conmen like himself. just take his commerce secretary wilbur ross. you remember ross. the guy who brought a budweiser and a can of soup with him to a cable news interview to talk about tariffs. look at him. he looks like the oldest pledge in sigma kai. [ laughter ] well this week, ross was accused of stealing hundreds of millions of dollars from his business associates. >> a bombshell report that claims commerce secretary wilbur ross could quote, "rank among the biggest grifters in american history." >> commerce secretary wilbur ross is being accused of funneling more than $120 million from his former business partners into his own pocket. "forbes" magazine interviewed 21 people who know ross and accuse him of taking millions of doll

joining us now the reaction is counsel to the president kellyanne conway. the network -- i read the transcript and i watched media eight, these clips of you and chris cuomo --ip whoi get o along with, i don't have y issues with anybody in the business, except for fake liberal joe. so i'm watching this and i'm thinking, i got a headache watching this. and i'mac thinking, i admire you for doing. it but i'm thinking, why? >> i did get two question and about this very topic that is burning a whole week later. twice, if not three times, i confronted him with the fact that cnn, including on his show, had left this life lie for over a month and that this report, this bombshell report they had talked about, had been quickly unraveling and discredited, and would they admit that. in his attempt to get me to call the president the l word, which i would not do, he was trying to do that again and again and again, -- >> sean: again and again? the whole interview. over and over and over. >> the rush to judgment -- i got an a question about this issue, this story, which ha

with white house counsel or kellyanne conway. pointing to growing threats from russia and china. the white house declares space to be the next battlefield. >> our adversaries have transformed space into - - in the united states will not shrink from this challenge. >>martha: we will discuss plans for the next space for us with two key members of the senate armed services committee, lindsay graham of south carolina and jack reed of rhode island. then, to contested races. still too close to call.both considered bellwethers from november's midterm. we will ask our sunday panel how they test trumps power at the polls. alright now on "fox newssunday" . hello again from fox news and washington.this weekend, white nationalist will use the white house as their backdrop as they take to the streets once again. what began last summer as a gathering to defend the statue of robert e lee dissolved into something much darker. the protesters and counter protesters flooded the streets and then a car driven by a suspected neo-nazi plowed into the c

i interviewed kellyanne conway after she left the white house.ing maybe not glowing things about her entire tenure there. they were sad to see her go that's what kellyanne conway said. katie, again, i ask the bigger question is it because it's summer and it's a shiny october or something we need to know from omarosa at this point? she did say she sat down with investigators with the bob mueller investigation. is. >> katie: i agree with melissa we could have seen this coming a mile away. draining the swamp, cutting out some of the bureaucracy, changing things up and ripping them apart and rebuilding them. there is something to be said about hiring professionals who know what they are doing that have the integrity the honesty and commitment not just the white house the country. not to record anybody in a situation room there is a reason why they brought general kelly into the white house. he was there to get rid of people like omarosa. >> harris: and he did. >> katie: there is a reason for it i would just say moving forward, the president is intere

kellyanne conway will join me. arguments tomorrow the special counsels trial to come out of the russian investigation although didn't specifically deal with russia. today paul manafort's defense team rested without presenting any evidence or calling any witnesses. first, that the fox news alert. more than 1,000 children were abused by some 300 priests over the past several decades. roman catholic leaders tried to cover it up. those are the findings by pennsylvania grand jury in one of the nation's most exhaustive investigations of clergy sexual abuse. that is where we begin tonight. correspondent trace gallagher joins us with disturbing details of this church sex abuse report. >> good evening thomas ph. the investigation covers every diocese in pennsylvania except philadelphia. "members of the grand jury need you to hear this. there have been other reports of child sexual abuse within the catholic church but never on the scale." it goes on to say more than 1,000 child victims are identified but the real number migh

kellyanne conway was asked about that this morning. she pushed back on it, was not that worried about it. mcraven has also raised concerns in the past about the president calling the press the enemy of the people, said he believed that was one of the greatest threats to democracy, trying to tear down the institution of the press. really, this is an escalation from a fight that happened during the campaign. remember all the national security officials from both parties coming out, raising significant concerns with then-candidate trump. the president has continually gone after the intelligence community from the day he took office, up until today. so the voices that are speaking out now, it's going to fall on deaf ears. >> and not just the intelligence community. the law enforcement community as well. whether it's the former fbi director james comey or his former deputy andrew mccabe, whether it's his current attorney general jeff sessions. just last week, the president was tweeting we need a real attorney general. bruce ohr, a senior ca