corey lewandoski is not a lawyer but not surprising he is heading this because he is his closest confident and been serving as his campaign manager for a little over a year and donald trump has done pretty well and others have been added to his circle but corey lewandoski has maintained his position. it is very early on in the vp search. they've only been the presumptive nominee now for about seven days. it is too early to talk about a short list. marco rubio has come out and d said he does not want to be considered for donald trump, marco rubio and donald trump y saying the only ones that say they don't want to be vice president are those not offered the job. that is the task at hand and immediately is the meeting with the rnc with paul ryan and house leadership and senate leadership to try and smooth things over between donald trump and the party. i'm told meeting will focus on tone and how.dt donald trump ca and will change his tone and he is prepared to hit hard, his commitment to help the rnc fund-raise for down ballot candidates, down ballot republicans come in the fall. there is som

with me now is donald trump campaign manager corey lewandoski. corey, good evening. let me ask you this. how can donald trump convince ordinary americans when he doesn't have a record of foreign policy to refer to that he can keep us safer than hillary clinton who can at least say she was secretary of state, united states senator, and first lady? >> hey, thanks for having me on, number one. number two, let's go back and look at the clinton record. it has been a dismal disaster from the very beginning. i think what the american people want is exactly what you alluded to at the beginning of your show, safety at home. they want to know they can get on an airplane and they will be safe when they land. want to know their homes will be protected, there will be jobs for them, that our country is going to be placed first again. that's not the case with hillary clinton. what we have seen in her administration through the time of secretary of state, whether the u.s. senator or first lady is nation building outside of our country and giving those special privilege to everyone e

corey lewandoski does not have that. he's a confidant of donald trump. certainly someone that trump trusts. i would expect more folks to come on that committee come time to choose a vice presidential candidate. we are not going to get a list now until july. >> katy tur is reporting outside of manhattan. thanks so much. don't miss out paul manafort, he's sitting down with chris mathews tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern. i want to go now to halie jackson tracking the movement of other republican leaders as they return from capitol hill. what will are you hearing from other leaders that's planning to meet with trump this week. how are they interested in learning more of the presumptive gop nominee. >> reporter: everybody is coming back to congress, thomas to start the first week since donald trump has became that nominee. speaker ryan sent out a note to the press saying, hey, the meeting is not the most important thing happening at the hill this week and listing a number of policy initiatives that speaker ryan is trying to push through congress and trying to get

. >> corey lewandoski is said to be heading up the vice-presidential search. interesting because he's not a lawyer and usually people with legal background doing it. corey lewandoski is quite close to donald trump, one of his closest confidantes during this campaign. he will be doing that. it is unclear how far they are in this vetting strategies and only seven days into the presumptive nomineeship, if you will. they should have a short list for donald trump to choose from by july. >> katy tur, thanks as always. a quick programming note. tune into "hardball" at 7 p.m. p.m. tonight. should be an interesting conversation. i want to bring in senior writer at "politico"," jake, nice to se you. >> good to be here. >> you've covered paul ryan for years at "politico." what does paul ryan need to do? >> i think paul ryan spent a career as serious conservative and policy oriented and knocked on his heels by donald trump who is kind of a showman and said some things a lot of politicians disagree with. to think this is some sort of play for donald trump to begin fund-rai

so i think he will be looking for somebody who is as corey lewandoski says, a partner, someone who is. i think somebody like chris christie is possibility there. the trump campaign has said they want somebody with political experience, with governing experience. rick scott, the governor from florida, is another, who would help geographically. i guess the idea would help to get florida in the republican column. but, ultimately i think donald trump is the kind of guy who is going to make the decision from his gut and it is going to be somebody who is loyal to donald trump and is somebody going to be a good soldiers. not somebody that will outshine or deviate from what trump wants to do. martha: mike, thanks. always good to talk to you. >> thanks. bill: as we await paul ryan. let's get to what ultimately matters in november. that is electoral votes. this is the map from 2012. democrats in blue, republicans in red. you see obama romney, 332 to 206. lewandoski last night with sean hannity he made an argument how trump could make this map very different in nerve. listen here. watch. >> he i

we had corey lewandoski on, the trump expand manager, he said we have 70 people. she has 732 people on her campaign staff. but doesn't that, in itself, speak to efficiency? speak to the intelligence that a business man has and the redundancy in government we are going to start seeing float away hopefully. >> trump if you remember with the skating rink which the city couldn't fix in central park, the city spent six years, $13 million, couldn't fix it. it did not make ice. trump finally stepped in. they gave him approval. in three months, for $2.5 million, he fixed something which the city had thrown away $13 million in six years. you take that efficiency, that entrepreneurial drive and you apply to it the federal government, it could be an exciting couple of years. >> what about the issue -- donald trump started with immigration, and then the ban on muslims and all that. and you know, hillary clinton came out recently and said, you know, the -- promoting the ban on muslims or saying you are going to do it is promoting terrorism. is's kind of like barack obama sayin

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meantime trump campaign manager corey lewandoski spoke to hannity about the vetting process. >> you needo understands the process intimately. can make sure in the first 100 days which are so critical we get done the agenda which mr. trump is putting forward, cutting taxes reducing our deficit, rye negotiating our trade deals and so in that sense you need someone who understands and experience in the legislative process to get that accomplished. >> take my word for it, picking a running mate is vital move that can do very good things or bad things for the campaign. >> how do you know that? [laughter] >> i'm just going to start with me. i want him to pick someone with foreign policy experience and military background. >> anybody you like. >> general petraeus. that might not be possible. >> my hope has always been picking someone to unify the party going back to the earlier topic. republicans don't play identity politics with vice-presidential choices even the case of sarah palin senator mccain. she wended up helping more with conservative voters and right-wing voters than females. in my mi

. >> today a preview of trump's strategy going forward with campaign manager corey lewandoski." exclusive. >>> then, the scathing report from the state department inspector gener

cruz campaign national chairman, chad sweet, trump's campaign manager corey lewandoski. well have -- we'll have exit poll data very shortly. first up jeff flock at polling location, butler university to be precise in indianapolis. jeff, what's the tone there? reporter: well, those who know or claim to know, deirdre, think on republican side it will be a big night for donald trump. you know voters got to vote and right now ticking down some of the counties,0 counties shut down in an hour, 12 of them in the central time zone. 12 shut down after that. give you indication what is happening in the counties, hancock county, there was problem with software. people had difficulty voting. lake county, apparently big turnout. that is democratic county outside of chicago. 55% predicted turnout there. johnson county, central part. state, big lines expected. overall a lot of people voted early, record number of people asking for early voting ballots. almost 300,000. lion's share of those republicans, almost two to one. as for ted cruz, in extraordinary move today, decided to campaign

sandra: corey lewandoski, donald trump's campaign manager, he believes the success of the campaign andy can be replicated in the gin. is it possible, i'm going to raise the question about leadership, that trump has right now. is it possible we'll continue to see that leadership change? >> first and foremost with the trumps look at his numbers, obviously polls can change, he is not popular among anybody. popular among republican primary voters. not enough to win election. women, minorities even white men he is losing those people. the problem his message will not be enough unless he changes. the math, i keep coming back to the math. modeling becomes important. statistics become important. obama as bill point it out won presidency winning ohio. he won ohio and modeling kay hogue ga county. >> i would add two things on that. before the general election in 2012 in ohio, senior member of the republican party in ohio said, bill, this was the saturday before the vote, we are behind with single women in central ohio. they knew that. 72 hours before the vote. also when we were in charlotte for

handling big picture issues as corey lewandoski, we're told at least will handle the day-to-day operationslissa: huh. i thought they would give that job to charlie gasparino. you never know i guess. connell, thank you. kidding. kidding. david: never happen. >> very good. david: look at shares of gap. they are now up significantly after hours, about 3%. but weak sales leading to major cost-cutting measures. retailer announcing plans to close 75 old navy and banana republic stores world way. a lot of people will be put out of work by that. melissa: yeah. david: not good news. the shares are up after-hours a bit because expectations were so low. melissa: bad news for hillary clinton. new national poll shows trump with an advantage over the former secretary of state. what that means for the race. that's next. david: also mark zuckerberg meeting with some of the best-known conservatives including some fox people amid reports that fox book, facebook, suppressing political views. we'll talk to one of the men who was at that meeting coming right up. >> we were kind of pushing on an open door. face

. >> today a preview of trump's strategy going forward with campaign manager corey lewandoski.t's a "fox news sunday" exclusive. >>> then, the scathing report from the state department inspector general on hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server. >> it was still a mistake. if i could go back, i would do it differently. >> we'll discuss what clinton did and the political fallout with two key members of the house and senate intelligence committees. democratic congressman adam schiff and republican senator james lankford. >>> plus, president obama calls out trump while meeting with foreign leaders. we'll ask our sunday panel whether the president will help or hurt democrats in this election. all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello, again, on this memorial day weekend from fox news in washington. >>> well, it's been another roller coaster week for donald trump. he clinched the gop nomination, appeared to sign on to a debate with bernie sanders, was targeted by president obama and attacked fellow republicans, despite calls from party leaders to unify. just another wee

in terms of turnout, in terms of enthusiasm and corey lewandoski said it is binary choice. we heard a tweet from bill kristol last night there will be independent candidate. people are on the fence when it comes to donald trump. they would like to see him be more con sill story and be more of a uniter. this has been brutal primary in view of personal attacks he made against so many other republicans. abby: trump continues to say i will work with congress. i can make things happen in washington. what does it mean for paul ryan? he is a young guy. he obviously wants a longer career in politics. what does it mean for him if he continues to wait this out longer? >> well i think he is looking at future. he is looking a the millenials. millenials have incredibly negative view of donald trump. something like 80% of the millenials told "washington post" polling they have negative knew of donald trump. if we're looking at next generation of millenials, they are 40% non-white. african-americans latinos have negative view toward donald trump. paul ryan is young man. if he looking at f

but corey lewandoski, his campaign operative, was on cbs news a short time ago saying mr.d to pay lower tax rate, the lowest rate possible. so that i think cory douse douse was saying was that and everything comes out, debatable whether the returns see the light of day before the general election, people will discover that donald trump has paid -- he has said that as much, growing doubts whether the returns will ever be released right now. corey is saying it is this audit gets in the way. number of his opponents said you could still release stuff in middle of an audit. he is saying for the time-being that is not going to happen. >>> you heard already about the big fuss at tsa. the report that tsa security chief was not fired. that not the case. kelly hoggan has been simply reassigned as they look into this. blake burman at reagan international airport with that, blake? reporter: this was kelly hoggan, head of security for the transportation security administration. no longer in his post. now we're learning that he has been reassigned, not necessarily fired. he is still on

tram campaign manager corey lewandoski was on television said that trump will pick someone with federale. senator corker, senator sessions a lot of others would fit the role. pretty clear when trump looks at partnership with vice president. i'm outsider here. i have taken care of outsider thing. i need someone who ten me get things through washington. martha: interesting when you think about it. the similarity in terms of experience with joe biden because, joe biden was also the head of the senate foreign relations committee, the chair of that committee and in both cases, as is bob corker, so he has a lot of background in foreign policy both cases with president obama and donald trump the area that people seem to point to over and over of potential weakness is foreign policy? >> that's right. that is something, that, you know, governors have the same problem when they get the presidential nomination. trump has extra measure of it because he has never been in government at all. so he will be looking i think for someone. now we've seen this name, general flynn, and who is, who was, former

you heard from trump's campaign manager, corey lewandoski over the weekend.is what he had to say. >> there is no sunlight between paul and i. every decision is made together. we talk 10, 12, 15 times a day and we each have our own respective responsibilities in the campaign and are moving forward. the media wants to perpetuate this story there's infighting and bottom line is we're winning. >> the campaign is growing because it needs to grow, steve. they're hiring more people and bringing on more staffers to try to compete with the development, machine you could say hillary clinton and democrats have put together for longer than trump has given he became the presumptive nominee in a way many think rather unexpected and he's working on digital and the national committee on data and trying to coral some of those resources from the party as well. steve. >> thanks for that. how crucial on the democratic side is the california primary? it will be a week from tomorrow. take a look at this. the democrats' current delegate count. if you add in the superdelegates with

and now corey lewandoski is in there handling things. >>> you had mitt romney choosing paul ryan to getstern vote, younger vote. he's not going to choose the businessperson. he would probably choose someone with political experience. >>> meanwhile, experience is important in washington, d.c. james rosen has been covering the state department for a number of years and when they went to look for some videotape that shows that the state department spokesperson essentially was telling a fib back in the day, they couldn't find it. eight minutes of history was missing, and so they said yesterday, hey, where did that go, and the spokesperson at the state department, elizabeth trudeau had this explanation for rosemary wooding, eight minutes of history. >> there was a glitch in the state department video when fox flagged it for us. we actually replaced it with a video from the repostitory. >> it just happened. james rosen in the eye of the storm and this was all predicated and came to fruition because of ben roden's questions. james rosen because he remembers everything, he said i remember askin