conway because she's effective. she's effective at holding the press accountable, cutting through the noise to explain president trump's successes and his vision for our country. crew knows that attacking a high profile member of the president's team will get them headlines, help them raise money, cause the administration to spend time and resources responding. crew filed the complaint with the office of special counsel and the bureaucrats at osc were more than happy to run with it. the report produced by kellyanne conway was outrageous and unprecedented. during the obama administration they never made a recommendation to remove an employee from federal service despite numerous -- numerous hatch act violations. when osc did flag this unprecedented recommendation for the white house, osc only gave the white house 16 hours, that's right, just overnight to respond. the items osc flagged as problematic are ridiculous. ms. conway said that vice president biden, senator bernie sanders are two old white career politicians.

conway: you are? it doesn't sound like you are talking about the patriotism that undergirds it. >> this is not a political event, so why is the republican national committee -- tickets to the president? ms. conway: this is a public event that is open to the public. the public is welcome to come and celebrate our country, the greatest democracy. the constitution, not just the amendment that appears to interest you only, the second amendment, but all others. i am not going to allow you to politicize it. >> there are concerns that the president is mixing partisanship over patriotism. yesterday he was asked if it could make a speech that will which all americans, and he said democrats and their health care plan would destroy the country. ms. conway: both are true at the same time. you are not given his full response, which is irresponsible of you. you should do that. otherwise, it sounds like the president's critics are standing here. go ahead, the full response, please. >> the president was asked if he w

conway's violations of federal law. calling them "clear, repeated, annoying violations of the hatch act.". he warned that since president trump is not taking any disciplinary action against ms. conway, he is a, "sending a false message to other federal employees that they need not abide by the hatch act, or that senior officials are above the law.". today ms. conway is violating a duly authorized subpoena issued by the committee. she is required to be here today, to address her multiple violations of federal law. many of which occurred on national television. why is she not here? just 25 minutes ago, the white house sent a letter to the committee claiming that she is "absolutely immune from having to testify before congress" simply because she works in the white house. that is a completely baseless claim. our committee has heard testimony from many white house officials, both from the democratic and republican administrations including multiple white house councils. the deputy counsel to the president and associate coun

conway:? ms. conway: what progress has been made? you have this president who is willing -- you had the last --, shortlyho said after he was elected, he was told by then-president obama that north korea will be your biggest problem. he heard that and took that into account and he has picked up where others left off. he is trying to bring denuclearization in peace to places around the world where there are dangerous people. hogan just said on fox business, it is the presidents obligation. reporter: i didn't hear it. ms. conway: he said the president has an obligation to bring peace wherever he can. to bring better health care to 20 million americans who have none. years after obama-biden care passed. nine and a half years. there are folks who don't have insurance. have health care for your employer. so do i. . don't you care about the people who don't have health care? when the president talked about that yesterday -- we are protecting pre-existing conditions that we will make sure medicare and medicaid is strengthened as well. we're

kellyanne conway's husband writing this piece.s of congress american citizens all three natural born to go back to the countries they came from, that's racist to the core. hard to argue that. i mean -- >> yeah. listen, i keep thinking maybe this sounds different. to people who, you know, don't look and sound like us. maybe it sounds different to somebody who speaks english without an accent and has forgotten they have ancestors who came from somewhere else. i can tell you the reason you hear so much passion around this subject matter is because people like me get told on a daily basis to go back to mexico. it's funny because racist are also incredibly ignorant about geography. i'm not from mexico. i'm from nicaragua. stlst a direct correlation between racism and being ignorant about world geography. including from where they came from. i don't like to talk about kellyanne conway. like frank, i have known her from before. and i don't recognize her. i don't recognize her and anybody i see on tv. rubio clapping for donald trump i don

that is what divides george conway from kellyanne conway.eople thrown with trump are happy to say we're happy to get short term political wins even if it means we're tarred as racists. >> i think you see in that one marriage two types of republicans, those willing to sell their soul and those who aren't. the prop is 98% are with kellyanne conway. >>> the topic of racial relations in the country. out to the campaign trail next. t ♪ in big ways and in small, bank of america is here to help you get things done. what would you like the power to do?® ♪ done what would you like the power to do?® governot just the powerful and well-connected. that's the american promise. but big corporations and special interests are in control. nothing's happening for real people. our democracy has been purchased. the candidates running for president have great ideas. but we can't get anything done unless we make our democracy serve the people again. i'm tom steyer. i approve this message. i'm running for president because it's time our democracy works for people.

and i think kellyanne conway is falling back to her classic gaslighting.g to suggest, well we all come from somewhere else as though the president's comments had nothing to do with the fact these are -- that these congresswomen are women of color. my ancestors are germanan and polish. no one has ever once in my life suggested that i go back to where i came from. that is not an experience shared by minorities in this country. this is a well-known and well-tread racial and ethnic slur that the president was using and we saw kellyanne conway in her own statements i think it illustrates how fundamentally indefensible it was even when she tried to offer this defense and it just shows how fundamentally unacceptable this language is. >> does the white house think they're winning this debate right now? >> it depends on who you ask. to a degree the president might feel like he is because the president and his allies on capitol hill who agree with him now see they've got the four progressive candidates who nancy pelosi even has said do not recognize the entirety of

what was the point of kellyanne conway asking a reporter their ethnicity?> i have to assume that at this point in his presidency kellyanne conway is at wits' end when it comes to defending the indefensible. and looking at her there, i've known and dealt professionally with kellyanne for decades. right? i don't recognize that person that i see on tv anymore. because she used to be much more of a professional. and she used to yes, be an advocate for her clients. but she didn't have any clients like donald trump. i assume she no longer knows what to, do that she's under so much stress in terms of defending the indefensible that she's segued into incoherence. and let's not forget, and i don't mean to get personal, but this is a week in which her husband placed an op-ed calling the president a racist. the president whom she's tasked -- >> this isn't personal. this is in the public -- >> you wouldn't want to comment on someone's marriage. but this is playing out -- shakespearean isn't a good enough term for it. this is playing out in public. but at the end of the

george conway writes naivety, resentment, outright racism roiled in a toxic mix have given us a racist president. is he right? >> i don't -- i think we've entered this nee era of peewee

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i think it is a very fine line between patriotism, which is how kellyanne conway is casting this, don't you love america's military, and nationalism, which is sort of this is our way or the highway and we -- if you don't love this, me, our military, rooting for us, that's bad. i don't think -- it depends on what donald trump says in truth in part. if he gives an overtly or kind of political speech then it is tough and our colleague josh campbell flagged me, department of defense ethics procedure, military folks are not allowed to engage in any sort of activity that is partisan in any way, shape or form and the presence of them having them there may get into tough waters. they couldn't be prosecuted for it but it is tough when the commander in cleave commander-in-chief it do issing. >> this is not a campaign rally and that is the certain people are expressing. >> this president has been campaigning -- he's not stopped actually. but ever since he's come into the oval office he's continued to campaign and especially right now as his poll numbers are down and i'm looking at more of the fact

but just because life is like the frog-boiling experiment -- i'm sitting here watching kellyanne conway on a sweltering hot day in washington thinking, you a know, they have an air-conditioned briefing room just inside that building, but we stopped using that. >> and kellyanne conway, who i think is usually fairly deft on her feet in terms of pursuing su her agenda and turning these questions on her own interlocutors started going down this slippery slope of questioning a reporter about his ethnicity. i know where she was probably tryingro to take that. i think she was trying to say we all have inherent biases, we alh come from somewhere else. but on a day like this, it was almost tone-deaf. i call it how hateful this white house can be around this specific issue, which is the issue of race. they are tone-deaf and hateful because i think it's coming from the top. donald trump didn't start being a racist when he got inaugerated as president trump. there's a long history of this. they were tenants of color in the 1970s. trump inserted himself in the 19 late 1980s into the central park jog

just another morning with kellyanne conway. >> kellyanne: it's on a posted posted. all congress has to do, it's a poster. if explorers, fix our salamat. >> chris: thank you, thanks for your time. will continue this in the post show show. always good to talk with you. >> kellyanne: thanks, chris. >> chris: up next, house democrats battling with the present and each other. assistant speaker ben ray lujan joins us next. ♪ whoaahoooo oo ♪ ♪ yeahhh aa aa aye ♪ i've got so much love to give ♪ ♪ i've got so much more to give, baby ♪ this is a moment you plan for. to start your retirement plan, find an advisor at massmutual.com [sfx: mnemonic] the one thing you learn pretty as a small bquickly,owner, is that there's a lot to learn. grow with google is here to help you with turning ideas into action. putting your business on the map, connecting with customers, and getting the skills to use new tools. so, in case you're looking, we've put all the ways we can help in one place. free training, tools, and small business resources are now available at google.com/grow now's the re

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being criticized, being -- >> a very heated exchange there between kellyanne conway and a reporter. andrew feinberg, a white house reporter, you say that by asking about your ethnicity, which he did very clear there at the beginning of the clip, kellyanne conway confirmed what the president meant. explain that? >> not by asking initially, but when i asked her how it was relevant. she said the president was talking about where these congress women in question were -- as she put it originally from. which everyone except for congresswoman omar was born in somalia and came here as a child, is the united states. at least to my thinking, and a lot of the people that were around me like colleagues, she was essentially saying what she had denied only seconds before, which is that the president was not suggesting that the two african-american come wong could go back to africa, or congresswoman ocasio-cortez could return to puerto rico or similar if they don't like his policies, which he equates as not liking the united states. >> when you started in this back and forth with her -- >> i thoug

just another morning with kellyanne conway. >> if they posted. the explorer, fixed tv pra and fix asylum loss. chris: we will continue this with the post show always good to talk with you. >> thank you, chris. chris: up neck, house democrats belly with president and one of their leaders joined us next. [music playing] across the country, we walk. carrying flowers that signify why we want to end alzheimer's disease. but what if, one day, there was a white flower for alzheimer's first survivor? what if there were millions of them? join us for the alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's. register today at alz.org/walk. they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again! chris: house democrats made a lot of news hammering the preside

kellyanne conway joyce's sound. i don't think you look too worried.you for many years, you've been on the show many areas, you don't look particularly concerned. >> i'm concerned that there is such a politicized nation and what this thing called the hatch act. if you go back and look at some of the things that are in the original report, they are just ripped from the headlines. they are not my opinion. so here's an example that they put in their report originally. they hit i said that the democratic front runners are too old, white, male career politicians. so at the time, it was joe biden and bernie sanders her head and the bulls. i'm just reading the newspaper here. now, fact-check, they are white, they are old, they are male, and they are career politicians. >> sean: i've got to tell you what you're guilty of. you like the president. you like the president, this is the treatment anybody gets. >> i'm also effective in initiating his policies to americans. everybody knows that. thanks so much for the flattery that somehow the tv appearance by me in t

conway.n't look like that will happen because the white house has doubled and tripled down on this absolute immunity view. >> let's talk about this house resolution aimed at ending the racial rhetoric. help us understand the strategy of getting these republicans on the record about where they stand. >> i think that's the secondary concern. the primary concern is unifying the party. the president handy nancy pelosi and the so-called progressive squad a pretty big gift when he launched this attack. you'll recall in the days leading up to the president's tweets on sunday, those two sides had been sparing with each other and really reached a fever pitch and not sure how those two would play out. the president handed them a gift, gave them a reason to be unified. it will be interesting to see, the way this was written, how many republicans will join with them today. the resolution quotes the founding fathers including ronald reagan. it will be interesting to see. >> it is a late vote at 7:30 tonig

counselod kellyanne conway whose just back from the southern border. president trump: there's nothing he can say. he's written a report. the report says no collusion and it said effectively, no obstruction. >> robert mueller's testimony on capitol hill delayed as democrats subpoena new witnesses in the russia investigation. we'll discuss how democrats show down with the president with assistant speaker, and it's a fox news sunday exclusive. >> plus the very public feud usbetween speaker pelosi and the left wing of her party. we'll ask our sunday panel about the democratic divide. all right now, on fox news sunday. >> and hello again from fox news in washington. we begin with breaking news. the threat of disastrous flooding across the gulf coast as now tropical storm barry brings high winds and drenching rain to mississippi and louisiana. after briefly becoming a category i hurricane the first of the season the system made landfall saturday about three hours west of new orleans. casey stiegal is there. >> barry continues to weaken but officials warn the

it comes the same day conway's husband george conway released a scathing op-ed in "the washington post" titled trump is a racist president. meantime top republican mitch mcconnell fended off his own questions about the president's comments and his spouse, transportation secretary elaine chao. >> if someone were to say to her she should go back to her country, wouldn't you consider that a racist attack. >> well the secretary of transportation came here at age eight legally and not speaking a word of english and realized the american dream. >> the aclu is asking a federal judge to block president trump's new asylum rule. the request was just filed in court this morning. the aclu is seeking a hearing on the issue tomorrow in san francisco. the new rules went into effect yesterday and prevent most migrants from seeking protection as refugees if they pass through another country first. >>> so let's talk about the weather. let's take a peak outside. a live look at san francisco this midday. kari hall is tracking our forecast. a nice day. >> it is a nice day. it is nice to see the sunshine ou

kellyanne conway thank you from the north lawn.

but anyway, today kellyanne conway was asked about nancy pelosi call for acosta to resign and she said he engaged in unconscionable secret and preventing victims from seeking justice hashtag acosta resign. here is kellyanne conway responding. >> it is classic her and her democratic party to not focus on the perpetrator at hand and to focus on a member of the trump administration. they're so obsessed with this president that they immediately go to alex acosta rather than jeffrey epstein. >> why are you talking about alex acosta and not jeffrey epstein. jeffrey epstein is the one raping young girls. >> so why are people talking about alex acosta as opposed to jeffrey epstein as kellyanne conway asks. >> well, i think as you mentioned, thanks to the "miami-herald" and the work of many, he's going to jail. but alex acosta is in the cabinet of the president of the united states and from great reporting, he is somebody who covered up the disgusting work of a pedophile and a sex trafficker by helping him get the sweetheart deal. that shouldn't be mg we find acceptable. not confusing or surpri

we heard extra in kellyanne conway and the president. this is never over and democrats keep dragging it out. that is what they look for opportunities to point to and say that is what they are doing. >> eli and kelly and natasha and matt, thank you. we will have coverage wednesday morning hosted by brian williams at 8:30 eastern time here on msnbc. still ahead this hour, a new flash point amid rising tension with iran. the regime gaclaiming nationals have been spying for the cia. >>> and we take you to the streets of san juan, puerto rico. americans are using their first amendment rights taking a stand against their governor. >>> after the break, the president escalating his attack against four minority congress women. does the white house believe that is a smart strategy? that is a smart rategy small things. big things. too hard to do alone things. day after day, you need to get it all done. and here to listen and help you through it all is bank of america. with the expertise and know-how you need to reach that blissful state of done-nes

we heard from kellyanne conway on this. she said this is not about alex acosta. this should be about jeffrey epstein. but that argument may only last for so long. >> yes, and she was trying to make the case that by showing alex acosta's face on camera in some of the coverage, at the same time, people are talking about the underlying allegations against jeffrey epstein, who, of course, admitted to misconduct in the last plea agreement back in 2008, that that somehow conflates that and is unfair to acosta. so kellyanne conway being aggressive in her support of the secretary, but it always comes back to, how does this reflect on the president and on the administration, and how does it affect the way the president conducts day-to-day business. there was an event here yesterday in the east room. a number of cabinet secretaries were present. secretary acosta was not. today and going forward, what is his public schedule? how can he be effective when there are questions like this? clearly his trip tick of tweets talking about his concerns about the epstein case is a way

among them, treasury secretary steve mununuchimnuchin, wilbur kellyanne conway, sean spicer, and sarah sanders. back to yo peter alexander, thank you. >>> another major story in washington. that historic flash flooding that crippled the nation's capital onmonday. al's here with more on that and another big weather concern on the horizon. >> absolutely, but look at this. deep water rescues going on all throughout thenation's capital yesterday. they got i over threehes of rain. it was amazing. a lot of folks driving through, risk going through that high water, but a lot of rescues had to happen. and gez what, really record setting. they saw 3.4 inches of rain, almost a month's worth of rain in one morning. first time they had a flash flood warning in d.c. we have seen since 1958 a increase in this heavy downpours, especially i the northeast and mid-atlantic. we're not done yet with that kind of rain. what w we'reatching now is an invest area where they're

i read that quote to conway. and here's part of our exchange. political statement or is that a patriotic statement? >> that's a factual statement and you know it. you cannot take one little nugget out of a full presidential response where he's saying i think most americans want no crime, want a strong military, want a good education, economy, and jobs. you took all of that out just to have a negative, toss it at me like a mol totov cocktail? >> yes. the president said a lot. question's not simple, the question is loaded but i can handle it. >> again, the question to kellyanne conway or the question to the president specifically was whether he could give a speech that would reach all americans. later conway this morning said theme attically the president on the fourth is going to discuss our great democracy, troops in the military and she said the success of the administration on job creation and veterans issues. by the way, there is, as you know well, going to be a section in the front on thursday for vips, including the president's family, frie

congressman devin nunes jason chaffetz, also kellyanne conway, define a congressional subpoena. the white house has their full seal of approval and support. he willl join us, tell us what's going on, straight ahead. on, straight since you're heading off to school, i got you this brita. dad... i just got a zerowater. but we've always used brita. it's two stage-filter... doesn't compare to zerowater's 5-stage. this meter shows how much stuff, or dissolved solids, gets left behind. our tap water is 220. brita? 110... seriously? but zerowater- let me guess. zero? yup, that's how i know it is the purest-tasting water. i need to find the receipt for that. oh yeah, you do. >> sean: we have breaking developments tonight surrounding the testimony of robert mueller. democrats have delayed his appearance by one week. he is slited to appear by lawmakers next wednesday. we are hearing democrats are worried that this hearing is going to backfire and backfire big time. joining us now, live from capitol hill, our own, chad chad, you know, by the way people should see your internal emails that y

counselor to the president kellyanne conway defending her boss by taking a page from his playbook. >> what is your ethnicity? >> why is that relevant? >> because i'm asking a question. my ancestors are from ireland and italy. >> this is not relevant to the question i'm asking. >> no, it is. because you're asking about -- he said originally. he said originally from. >> meanwhile her husband john conway writing that sunday left no doubt naivety and outd right racism in a toxic mix have given us a racist president. later on twitter kellyanne conway tried to clarify what she meant in that exchange with the reporter andrew feinberg and said this was meant with no disrespect, we're all from somewhere else originally. jake. >> abby phillip at the white house. >>> let's chew over all of this. tara, let me start with you. kevin mccarthy said today the tweets were not racist. mcconnell, the senate majority leader said the president is not racist, trying to split hairs there a little bit. telling people of color or anyone to go back where you came from is just pretty much textbook racism. what w

kellyanne conway is saying there's a dark element. it's widespread. not just this four and they hate the troops and don't support the troops. isn't that just pure politics? there's no -- i don't know where she is pivoting to this. >> look, let me be clear. i don't think the president should have tweeted what he tweeted. it's wrong. it's not the right thipg to do. %-pe the country he's trying to cast it as that. kellyanne conway was trying to get to that conversation. there's a cultural conversation. people kneeling during the national anthem. conservatives think america is great and could be better. and people on the left think america is bad. michelle obama said the first time i have been proud of my country is when president obama got elected. there's people that believe that. that's a culture clash. that's the conversation the president is trying to have. the squad is playing into it. they want to have the conversation as well. that's the political conversation going on. >> it's hard to watch every day now because of donald trump we're debating whe

not getting much help from the president himself or frankly from one of his key advisors kellyanne conwayre is what the president tweeted this morning. those tweets were not racist he wrote. i don't have a racist bone in my body. the so-called vote to be taken is a democrat conconn game. the president may know a lot about conn games but it's not clear how in touch with his body he is. the man without a racist bone in his body allegedly again told the four non-white congresswomen, three of whom were born in america to leave. >> mr. president, the democratic congresswomen should leave if they are not happy, where should they go? >> it's up to them. go wherever they want or they can stay, but they should love our country. they shouldn't hate our country. if you look at what they have said, i have clips right here, the most vile, horrible statements about our country, about israel, about others. it's up to them. they can do what they want. they can leave, they can stay. but they should love our country and they should work for the good of our country. >> so those are two of the administration

. >> george conway, washington lawyer, trump critic and husband of kellyanne conway wrote, quote, sunday left no doubt naivete, outright racism royaled in a toxic mix have given us a racist president. now the women trump painted as the american hating face of the democratic party are pushing back. we have more from white house correspondent caitlyn collins. >> reporter: yeah, dave and jessica, not only is the president not backing off over the remarks he made, he's escalating the attacks against the four democratic congress women accusing them of hating the country and saying they do not like living here, then they should leave. he was at an event on the south lawn of the white house when he came prepared with pieces of paper to make the points where he said he felt he was in the right. >> as far as i'm concerned, if you hate our country, if you're not happy here, you can leave. and that's what i say all the time. that's what i said in a tweet, which i guess some people think is controversial. a lot of people love it, by the way. >> reporter: the women have made statements where they hav

that's george conway attorney, and husband of senior adviser kellyanne conway. >> it is, and you know, that's what so many republicans said who aren't in washington, d.c. believe and so many republicans that, well, used to be members of the party are saying all the time, this isn't difficult steve r ratner and yet there are people inside the white house, let's start with donald trump, who believe this is a good campaign strategy. yesterday, we're going to be talking to jim about this, jim vandehei about this, but yesterday, charlie cook wrote, that there was an intensity among democrats, i think it's like a plus 20 intensity of democrats who believe it is important to get donald trump out of office and they're energized to do that with their vote, compared to 52 or 53% of republicans who believe that it's important to get donald trump out of office and there's this intensity and what vahe's reporting is donald trump believes this will gem up his base. the short side of this is that for every one racist it gems up, three people of color or women or college educated men or working class

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. >>> plus while defending president trump, white house counselor kellyanne conway asks a reporter aboutn exchange. >>> and remembering john paul stevens. he sat on the bench for nearly 35 years and has passed away at the age of 99. >>> good morning, everybody. it is wednesday, july 17th. i'm yasmin vossoughian, alongside my long lost co-anchor who has returned, ayman mohyeldin. we're so happy to have you back. >> great to be back. what have i missed? >> a lot to say the least. how's the baby? >> baby's doing great. sleeping through the night. there's a picture. he's sleeping. >> that was the end of your leave, right? >> yes. >> this is kind of the end of the beginning of your new life? >> because it makes it easier with the baby to wake up for a 4:00 a.m. show. >> it's super great to have you back. >> great to be back. >> we're thankful for geoff filling in for you, but he's probably sleeping. >>> let's get started. the democrat-controlled house has passed a resolution condemning president trump for his, quote, racist comments about four progressive congresswomen of color. after a rauco

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i think it's a credible argument. >> kellyanne conway doubled down on this. way want you to watch this exchange she had with a reporter at the white house. >> if the president was not telling these four congresswomen to return to their four supposed countries of origin, which countries was he referring? >> what's your ethnicity? >> he said go home. why is that -- >> i'm asking you a question. my ancestors are from ireland and italy. >> my ancestry is not relevant to the question i ask. >> we're tired, sick and tired of many people in the country. forget these four. they represent a dark underbelly in this country of people who are not respecting our troops, are not giving them the resources and respect that they deserve. they represent a very dark element in this country that seems to not respect the military, not respect the veterans, not vote for humanitarian aid. why is that? >> at one point she said these women represent a dark element, at another point, a dark underbelly. she asked this reporter about his ethnicity. what do you think? >> trying to person

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speak about the positive step, in my view. >> harris: kellyanne conway, thank you. i appreciate the time. >> thank you. >> harris: nancy pelosi in alexandria because sue cortez have to admit face to face tomorrow amid an ongoing public feud. i just heard from counselor to the president kellyanne conway, talking about the division. will it be enough? this meeting with the two women among the screen, to ease party divisions. keep watching. ♪ one of the benefits we as a country give our veterans is eligibility for a va loan for up to 100% of your home's value. thank you, admiral. so if you need money for your family, call newday usa. need cash? at newday, veteran homeowners can get $54,000 dollars or more to consolidate high rate credit card debt and lower their payments by $600 every month. that's ensure max protein, with high protein and 1 gram sugar. it's a sit-up, banana! bend at the waist! i'm tryin'! keep it up. you'll get there. whoa-hoa-hoa! 30 grams of protein, and one gram of sugar. ensure max protein. a migfrom aimovig. to be there for the good... and not so

. >> reporter: today kellyanne conway sparred with reporters about the details of the event. >> do you know the fourth of july is a celebration of the country's ly-- independence. >> reporter: breaking news, the trump administration has decided to drop its effort to add that citizenship question to the 2020 census. that is something that has been making its way through the courts. the president said he was going to talk to lawyers about delaying the census so they could add that question on there. something he's made clear he feels belongs on the census but we have now learned they are going to print the 2020 -- sensous. >> major setback for the president. and at the same time, kaitlan, there is confusion today. the vice president mike pence canceling an event in new hampshire. what was that all about? >> reporter: it was a strange morning where the president -- excuse me the vice president was scheduled to travel to new hampshire for this event on opioids. before he even left washington and before air force two had taken off, they abruptly canceled it because the spokesperson said, qu

peter: conway 20 or the pet shop boys asked conway tw -- conway twitty or the pet shop boys? gary: what was the second one? peter: the pet shop boys. gary: i don't know the pet shop boys. and i don't like conway twitty. peter: you know them. we had a discussion. gary: i like willie nelson, where then jennings. peter: what about dwight, dwight yocum? yoakam isht great. peter: what talent would you most likely have? gary: i would like to play the piano really well. my mother can play the piano really well and i can't play at all. i would love to play the piano. beet: sushi, barbecue, or salad? gary: that's a faux choice. i went barbecue with beet salad. if i can only have one, beet salad. peter: what is your greatest extravagance? gary: art. peter: what kind of art do you like? gary: i like california impressionist art from the late 19th century to the late 1940's. and i like contemporary art that depicts northern new mexico and southern colorado. those are the kinds of art i spend money on. peter: who's your favorite hero in fiction? gary: has to be a hero, not a heroin? can i

because what if -- if what donald trump doesn't do what kellyanne conway says he do. he is completely afflictle reads the declaration of independence from the stage. >> it's not what's done. it's not what american presidents do. they have not done this. i also want to correct, mark, we have men and women fighting for our country. but we -- one of my favorite memories -- i'm dating myself but i was in "wealthtrack" by baier the bicentennial in 1976 i was quite young. i was thinking who was president? gerald ford i'm a exact it was a republican. we don't need to do this. we don't need tanks in the street. that's not american. we don't need fly overs. s in a beautiful celebration. i've done it several times already. it's already patriotic we don't need to make it partisan. >> mark one thing you said of course there are moments and everyone should of course support the men and women of the military. retired rear admiral john kirby works with krn be said to me today this day is not about the tools and troops that helped us stay free. it's the idea of freedom it's above one

conway took to twitter to clarify herquestion. she said she meant no disrespect saying she asked her question so she could answer the reporter's question. >>> happening tonight, another chance to see this incredible sight on the national mall. the air and space museum is projecting an image of the saturn 5 rocket right on to the watch monument. chopper 5 flew by last night and you can watch it again the next cople of nights. the show starts around 9:30. >>> this incrediblet evenis to honor the 50th anniversary of the apollo 11 moon landing. >> and it's not thely thing he smithsonian is doing this week. the air and space museum will host a specialra prcalled "apollo 50: go for the moon." we bot to see a preview this morning, not onltwill the san v rocket be directed onto the monument but archivaloo ftage will air on large video reens tore-create thatic histor launch. producers say the size and shape of the rocket makes the monument the perfect place to project that image >> the washington monument obviously have a very special symb

kellyanne conway counsel to the president. you were listening. we await the response from democrats: they're expected to hold a news conference shortly. your thoughts at this moment? >> the democratic response is very predictable. you hardly need to cover it. racism, xenophobia and it is getting tired. these four that cause trouble in their own caucus were under fire a couple days ago by senior democrats, elected officials. william lacey clay, nancy pelosi and even pressley threw shade at nancy pelosi in the so-called press conference. more like a gaga in front of suply can't. she said our squad is more people. nancy pelosi said they're four people. a glass of water could have won their districts. these four women are distinctive for one important reason. the only four democrats to vote against any form of humanitarian aid at the border. they have no moral authority to talk about the border and the kids and the humanitarian crisis there. they are the only four democrats to vote against a democratic package and the package that got signed to law.