we'll see if it's put to rest based on what corey lewandowski said. >> corey lewandowski also told himt white house staffers should be blamed for the roll out of the executive order of the travel ban. >> david clearly got a great interview and got the kinder, gentler corey lewandowski to sort of open up. but you can expect him clearly to say things that shield the president and put the onus on staff. the staff did have point but the president is where the buck symptoms. >> let me get to phil. there is an intriguing article in "the washington post," written by a cia analyst, ned price, someone we know. he just resigned from the agency. let me read an excerpt, phil. to be clear my decision had nothing to do with politics and i would have been proud again to work under a republican administration open to intelligence analysis. i served with conviction under george w. bush, some of whose policies i also found troubling, and i took part in programs that the obama administration criticized and ended. as intelligence officials we're taught to tune out politics. might as well be a political mo

donald trump's first campaign manager, corey lewandowski and hillary clinton's campaign manager, robbyet to our discussion, i want to start with a few very specific questions to you, corey, on the russian contacts between the trump campaign and russia. you were his campaign manager for a time. did you ever have contacts with any russians? >> never. >> never. >> never. >> i want to play for you the way donald trump answered that question when i asked him at the press conference. i want to get you to clarify. it's a very important point. can you say definitively nobody on your campaign had contacts with the russians during the campaign? >> well, i had nothing to do with it. i have nothing to do with russia. i told you. i have no deals there. i don't know anything. >> he didn't quite answer my question. you -- i asked you a different one about you specifically. what about others? were others on the campaign associated with the campaign at any time in contact with the russians? >> i don't know of any person working on the campaign that ever had a contact with a russian agent or a russian a

howie: tucker carlson and corey lewandowski are here.he president blowing off the white house correspondwhite -- e correspondents dinner. this is "mediabuzz" and i'm howie kurtz. president trump wasn't the only one ratcheting up his rhetoric at cpac. steve bannon who rarely speaks in public slammed what he calls the opposition party. >> they are corporatist, globalist leftist media opposed to an h an economic agenda like president trump has. >> they shouldn't be allowed to use sources unless they use somebody's name. let their name be put out. a source says donald trump is a horrible human being. let them say it to my face. let there be no more sources. howie: joining to us analyze the coverage, white house correspondent for independent journal review. guy benson, and margaret carlson, columnist more "the daily beast." when he makes that attack they are made up, do people believe that? >> there is a big difference between anonymous sourcing and anonymous quotes. his claim journalists are making up anonymous sources is wrong. if you do th

but former campaign manager corey lewandowski disagrees. >> i have the utmost confidence in attorney general sessions. if he believes that there is something there, he will investigate that. i think he's completely capable and competent to do so. he is of utmote integrity and leave it in his hands. >> reporter: in order to mask the big election defeat and the illegal leaks, he may need to let go of that divisive language a little bit tonight because his first lady put out a statement about the annual governor's ball that says, quote, tonight we come together as one nation leaving political labels and partisan interests behind. very big night at the white house, the first big social event that president trump will be holding sxheeshgs it should be starting just about any minute. harris? harris: quite the red carpet of its own. going to be absolutely beautiful as they always are. i want to let our viewers know too, kristin, thank you for bringing up that. we fully anticipate getting pictures in the short order as they become available from that governor's ball. if they do, we'll show t

corey lewandowski looking for a job now with this initiation?ll: he may get another crack at that. my impression of how things are working now. he is such a dynamic and dominating character that the staff is waiting for him to sign off on far too many issues of the day. the more you can delegate, the more you trust the people around you, that is my impression. >> harris: trust is the key. >> sandra: you could argue running a business like he has for most of his life, he knows how to do that. >> bill: are not suggesting he does not, but this is a whole new animal. as lewandowski said, until you have been in there come you don't know what you don't know. >> meghan: not just the job necessarily but it is about the spin. we talked about people who go on tv to represent president trump, they take their native to a place it does not need to go. >> harris: interesting. >> harris: we will keep -- >> melissa: we will keep an eye on that. during what is supposed to be a patriotic holiday, thousands of protesters took place and "not my president rallies co

corey lewandowski and waiting in. also, later tonight. >> the fact that he is wrapping his arms around putin, while putin is continuing to advance into korea. >> sean: korea? somebody better tell k congresswoman maxine waters who wants to impeach trump. he isn't invading korea. tomi lahren will react to all oe the liberal literacy, making a big play over social media with their commentaries, will talk to her about that and much more as we continue nd much more as we continue hey, ready for the big meeting? yeah. >>uh, hello!? a meeting? it's a big one. too bad. we are double booked: diarrhea and abdominal pain. why don't you start without me? oh. yeah. if you're living with frequent, unpredictable diarrhea and abdominal pain, you may have irritable bowel syndrome with diarrhea, or ibs-d. a condition that can be really frustrating. talk to your doctor about viberzi, a different way to treat ibs-d. viberzi is a prescription medication you take every day that helps proactively manage both diarrhea and abdominal pain at t

corey lewandowski is here to cheer on the patriots. corey, get over here, buddy. jesse: controversial news out of seattle as a federal judge orders homeland security to stop enforcing trump's travel ban. president trump tweeted the opinion of this so-called judge which takes law evenment away from our country must be overturned. joining me is corey lewandowski. i love the so-called knock. we learned something about the judge that i'm going to tell you about in a second. this guy is an expert. his name is daniel franklin in executive authority. he's aor at georgia state university. he says what this judge did is very rare because the courts give the president a lot of leeway. and the presidents usually don't have to go to court to work these things out. this very rare according to the experts. >> you have a federal judge show is legislating from the bench. if he wants to make legislation he can step down from the bench and run for congress and the u.s. senate. you don't take a president's executive ordinary sister which he has the prerogative under the constitution

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joining me now from new hampshire, corey lewandowski, former campaign manager for mr., still sometimes an adviser and now a political consultant. corey, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thank you for having me. chris: first, i want to get your thoughts about the election of tom perez, a relative centrist as chair of the dnc. what does it say to you about how democrats are going to deal with president trump? >> you know, chris, what this says to me is that they've now put someone in the chairman of the democratic party who doesn't understand what's going on in america. you have an opportunity, they would have had an opportunity to pick a candidate that understood what middle america's about and not someone who's just concerned about the east coast or the west coast. and instead what we've seen is more of the same in the democratic party which is what caused them to lose this election at the presidential level. tom perez was a close confidant of hillary clinton, and if you look at the three major democratic presidential candidates whether it's michael dukakis, monda

the same thing happened with the negative news about corey lewandowski, the negative news about mane for the. it reached a fever pitch and that's when they were forced to make a choice. donald trump himself said this when his son was facing controversy offer skittles. he said to don jr., don't worry. it will below over in a week. that's the way they operate. >> congressman, republicans in the house where you are are not saying they are going to hold hearings but you have got in the senate roy blunt calling for a full investigation. joe score borrow sat down with mitch mcconnell. he said that the congress need to call a special committee to investigation but he told joe that it should happen through existing committees if there is going to be an investigate. what happens next? do you think congress does take this on? >> this has been the gop leadership line, that they want this investigation to be only done in the house intelligence committee and the senate intelligence committee. from my own point of view i think house and senate ought to be doing this jointly just as we did after 9/

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corey lewandowski, and formerly with with the trump campaign manager, corey, it is great to have you here to react. a very candid steve bannon. we have not heard from him very much publicly. what did you make of his remarks there? >> what you saw with steve is what you always see with steve. he's same in public as in private. he's comfortable with the person he is and type of help the president achieve. >> one of the questions of seeing them together on stage and interesting to see reince priebus with steve bannon, corey, i don't have to point that out to you, looking at their raechlt there is a lot of speculation about their relationship. how do you see those two? >> the mainstream media want to have the story that steve and reince don't get along. that is not true. you can't work in the hour and environment they are no and not get along with somebody. what we are seeing on the administration is putting forward executive orders and shortly regarding immigration and they are working hand in glove to make sure that one a gend a not steve's agenda or reince's agenda but the president.

. >>> donald trump's foreign campaign manager corey lewandowski, remember him?he was asked this week about the president's voter fraud claim. >> do you think the election turned in new hampshire on people coming across the border and posing as new hampshire residents? >> i live on the border, i didn't see buses coming across the line to say that, hey, we've moved up from massachusetts. so i don't think you have that. >> i don't think you have that. i didn't see buses. statements by corey lewandowski who, you'll remember, was trump's new hampshire delegation chairman. seems at odds with the white house position as outlined by the president's senior adviser stephen miller. >> this issue of bussing voters into new hampshire is widely known by anyone who's worked in new hampshire politics. it's very real, it's very serious. this morning on this show is not the venue for me to lay out the evidence. >> hold on a second. you just claimed again there was illegal voting in new hampshire, people bussed in from the state of massachusetts. do you have evidence to back that

end of the big question, corey lewandowski, the former campaign administrator was asked this questiond. did democrats missed their opportunity to prove that they got the message, and the need to unite both sides of their party by picking a guy who is probably incapable of doing that. and president trump tweeted about it. it did you miss your opportunity to put up somebody who would have coalesced the burning side? again, he gets shut down was the text of that tweet. >> what i say and "the wall street journal" touches on this, i think that the democratic strategy, they think that they are going to stand back and let the repeal and replace of obamacare fail potentially. they are going to stand back if the republicans cannot get through tax reform, cannot do things for the economy. they are just going to stand back. >> but the country gets hurt in the process. >> they do not care about that! >> we are one nation no matter what! >> that is why it is politically dangerous for democrats. if they do that and are not fighting for their constituents, a lot of pain who cannot afford the spiked

joining me now from new hampshire, corey lewandowski. former campaign manager for mr. trump, still sometimes an advisor. now a political consultant, welcome back to you "fox news sunday." >> thank you for having me. >> chris: i want to get her thoughts about the election and tom perez, a relative's interest as the dnc. what does it say to you about how democrats have had a deal with president trump? >> yes, what this says to me that they have now put somebody in the democratic party who does not understand what is going on in america. do you have had an opportunity, would have had an opportunity to pick a candidate that understood what middle america was about and not somebody concerned about the east coast or west coast. we have seen more of the same from the democratic party which caused them to lose this election at the presidential level. a tom perez was a close friend to hillary clinton. and if you look at the three candidates michael dukakis, the three of them combined could not have the electoral votes. that's what the party represents. complete out of touch wit

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this was a dramatic moment early in the campaign between paul manafort who was phase two and corey lewandowski. he was the face one person was there order shouldn't that they campaign rallies that were launched trump into the stratosphere as a candidate. how did paul metaphor, how was he able to transform as what you describe sort of an unruly campaign into something that had a lot more discipline? how did he carry that out so quickly? do you think it was successful in your estimation? he did when but there were some stumbles along the way in the second part of the campaign. >> guest: corey lewandowski is an advanced man, and for that period of the campaign that's what was called for. paul manafort was able to call on the deep -- going back to many presidential campaigns to lend a hand, people with more experiences at the state level. he was able to pull the very best out of the existing trump organization to work together with position going into the convention. it's a substantial task, but the successful nomination of trump quashing the ted cruz forces in the rules committee and their attemp

. >> reporter: former trump manager corey lewandowski echoing the president's denial. >> never ever ever ever did i or anyone that i know have contact with anyone from russian, the >> reporter: last night, trump dined with ivanka and her husband jared kushner at his hotel and nigel farage from brexit. this just hours after announcing he will not be dining with his sworn enemy the media at this year's white house correspondents' dinner. when asked about the calls for attorney general sessions to recuse himself from the russia investigation the white house said we're not there yet. tom? >> gloria riviera for us, thank you. >>> next to a major story we're following tonight -- that mardi gras horror in new orleans. one of the biggest parades winding through the streets when a pickup truck tore through the crowd and slammed into the dump truck. the driver pulled from his truck, now facing charges. 28 people were injured including young children. abc's adrienne bankert in new orleans tonight. >> reporter: a chaotic and horrific scene unfolded after that pickup truck crashed into the crowd alon

corey lewandowski, thanks for being with us this morning. clayton: thanks, corey. >> thank you.t now two isis fanatics arrested in turkey accused of planning a deadly terror attack in europe. police in istanbul questioning these two men, one from denmark, the other from sweden. the wife of one of the suspects tipping off investigators saying they crossed into turkey from syria where he moved to join isis. police say both men received weapons and explosks training within the past three months. hundreds of illegal immigrants arrested in the first enforcement of president trump's promise to crack down on criminals. ice agents targeting aliens in six states including major cities like los angeles, chicago, and new york. most of these detained are serious criminals convicted of murder or domestic violence. the trump brand disappearing from more retailers this morning. specifically from serious and k-mart's websites. any search for the items sold directly from the retailer coming up empty. serious now investigating why the items vanished. this coming on the heels of nordstrom dropping

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discuss the president's plans for obamacare and tax reform with former trump campaign manager corey lewandowskiig decisions including a revised travel ban. then, the nation's governors are in town, and we'll ask two leading figures how the trump agenda will affect people in their states. >> do what you said you were

we have got corey lewandowski who is president trump's first campaign manager. om brady brady, baby. brian: only 27% of the country wants the patriots to win. does that bother you or inspire you. >> brian, the polls are wrong. [laughter] >> for two years the polls have been wrong. steve: absolutely. let's talk about what's going on in the news. first up, the president with the executive order last week, the extreme vetting, stopping people from seven different countries who are not american citizens from coming to the united states. this judge yesterday said no, can't do that anymore. temporarily frozen. sounds like the white house might do something else. what could the white house do? >> look, so the president has already said, if you look at the person that the president has nominated to be the next supreme court justice. this is a person, if is he confirmed, north going to litigate from the bench. north going to make rules from the bench. what they have said there are three branches of government and all equal. the bottom line is when the president writes a e

eric: the cap pain director for hillary clinton and corey lewandowski fired up this week. >> trump won't deny it. and we just don't know the facts. we haven't seen the transcripts of these phone calls. we need to get all the information out there. we need a 9/11-style independent commission to sort through this because this can never happen again. >> there is no evidence that the russians had anything to do with the outcome of the election. eric: all these years james baker wouldn't allegedly have had contact with the russians or h.w. bush's campaign. why would they supposedly be talking to the russians if that happened and we have denials it didn't. >> no idea. i don't think it was necessarily smart politics because it's going to get turned against you by your primarily republican colleagues and by the democrats. they did it. i'm not optimistic they are going to get to the bottom of what happened. that said. there are a lot of reasons why hillary clinton lost the election. i find hard to believe that's the only one. we are hu -- we have huge issues domestically and abroad to deal with.

the type of leaks that corey lewandowski was talking about, however, somebody inside the white houseling somebody in the press of a communication from within the white house while a pain in the neck for the president and understandably frustrating for him, is not a crime. those are the leaks that sean spicer is looking for. >> bill: but he mentioned the presidential records act, right? you have to preserve everything. >> that's where the generation below you and me comes in where they -- some of them are using certain apps on their iphones or their mobile devices which which to communicate such that once the communication, the communication disappears. that violates the presidential records act which says when you work for the president, you have to retain and maintain every communication, every official communication you have so you can't use that kind of an app. it violates the act. is the violation of that act a crime? you can get fired for it but not prosecuted for it. >> bill: they're trying to figure out who is talking. >> correct. every administration has this problem. >> bill

joining us know former trump campaign manager corey lewandowski, new york city independent merrill candidate bo dietl is with us. is there any name trump has been called, are they inciting violence against him if we could use this ridiculous analogy of theirs? >> it wasn't that long ago, you're exactly right, all of the things they said about this president, about him as ael candidate, all the pejorative statements they have made withs absolutely no accountability, the fake news stories front page of "new york times," "wall street journal," time and time again with absolutely noif accountability. this is the problem with the media, you finally have the president who not only has the ability to hit back but will hit back, who will call people out when they're wrong, no president has ever been willing to take on the fourth estate, the media because they've been so afraid of. he is willing to and he's fighting for the american people. if you look at the fox polls, the american people believe that donald trump gives them the accurate information, more so than the mainstream media does. that's wh

discuss the president's plans for obamacare and tax reform with former trump campaign manager corey lewandowskiincluding a revised travel ban. then, the nation's governors are in town, and we'll ask two leading figures how the trump agenda will affect people in their states. >> do what you said you were

remember corey lewandowski, after that incident where he assaulted a reporter he wasn't gone immediately kind of quietly went into the night. this is something we don't know what the president is going to do but we've seen in the past he's loeathe to get rid of individuals who were loyal. >> we have seen this in the past. listen to chuck schumer, the democratic leader, the minority reader in the senate speaking about michael flynn and this whole incident. >> of course, we have asked for and demand an independent investigation of what flynn's discussions were with the russian ambassador and all others, and we'll be saying more about that soon. second, his security clearance ought to be withdrawn until that independent investigation is completed and if he has violated any law or ethical precept he ought to be fired. >> that's a -- security clearance at least temporarily withdrawn. you can't be a national security adviser at the white house without security clearance. >> no question. keep in mind, there is some subtle under the surface message there. remember back in the campaign with wheth

joining me now is a former trump campaign manager, partner at avenue strategies corey lewandowski, jayulow is fat, good to see you both. let me start with you. this is so simple and basic. inconvenience versus gambling with the lives of americans. why is this even problematic? y is left so dug into this pre-9/11 mindset? >> what i don't understand is the notion that we don't want to put american first. this is with the president talked about in the campaign, this is what he's implement take and what he has said very clearly is that his priorities to make sure that this country, the of america are safe. before we let people into the country, we have no idea who they are, or what their intentions are, we'll have to slow, better venting system, how was the left even trying to argue that this is the best interest of all americans, they are so out of touch with what's going on in america, this is why they continue to lose elections. >> sean: let me go to jay, you have been so all over the legal side of all of this, the president earlier today on air force one suggested what you have been su

but the reason why president trump put reince priebus as chief of staff and not corey lewandowski orthe other loyalists, is for one reason. get his agenda through congress. he made a calculating business decision and we'll see what plays out. >> he hasn't gotten anything through congress yet, john. he's done executive orders. >> that's why he's there. the influence of policy, the influence of policy is dominated by ivanka trump, jared kushner, kellyanne conway and steve bannon. >> hold on, bill. hold on. quickly. >> go ahead. >> the people who have influence who has the president's ear, right? they -- the people who don't, and who are -- maybe they're more traditional in the politics, they feel they cannot get the message to the president unless they do it through a news program. and so, that's where the leaks are coming from because the only way the president will hear them, is through watching this show, or watching wolf blitzer or watching anderson cooper. that's where the leaks are coming from. what does that say about a white house that people who are there who helped him and wa

his former campaign staff, corey lewandowski denied himself the president's claim that hundreds of buses were filled up to vote i willy in new hampshire. this is nuts. this is trump at his worst. it's the kinds of thing that makes it hard for people to take him seriously as president of the united states. >> u.n. sean spicer kept insisting that the president's statements should speak for themselves stop asking these questions. that's because he has talked so often about uniting the country, nobody should can question him when he doesn't condemn every anti-s anti-semitic advance or attack. is that correct. >> not really. it is his job as the president of the united stateso condemn instances of hate across the country and speak out against them. i think he did that this morning. that should put this issue of these bomb threats and other hate crimes or alleged hate crimes towards jews and jewish community centers around the country to country. but to expect he is not going to get asked every time there is something across the country is not reality. he is the president. republicans on capit

look at corey lewandowski, very loyal, when it came to the point he didn't feel he was like the rightired a bunch of people, paul manafort 789 there were a series of top campaign officials let go for a variety of reasons and others were neglected and didn't get jobs in the administration. >> yeah. because he look at what's best for him. corey is the best example to compare to flin because he was so loyal and there from the beginning like flynn was. a lot of people think he will be loyal to him because of that. i don't think. i will he will keep him if he decides it's good for him. but not out of loyalty. >> the logan act, people talk about the logan act, lorie, you are a legal analyst. it has been in effect a couple of hundred years but never seriously been used. explain why he potentially d michael flynn could have legal problems. >> it says no private citizen could stand in the face of the president in regard to foreign policy. we want one president to speak on behalf of the government. he allegedly made connections to the russian ambassador right after problem came down with sancti

has a big show coming up including the man who turned down the national security adviser and corey lewandowskiand robby muke facing off coming up on this week later this morning right here on abc. >> a fast moving fire engulfing a home in suburban washington, d.c. a home with diplomatic connections. firefighters had difficulties containing the blaze. adrienne bankert tells us why. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, dan and paula. yes, this mansion fire could be seen for more than seven miles away. dozens of firefighters coming out to combat this inferno. at times, struggling for access to water. this morning, investigators trying to determine the cause of this blaze at a multimillion dollar mansion in the d.c. area. within minutes, fully engulfed. towers of flames shooting high above the home. the thick black plume of smoke visible for miles. this mansion a mile from cia headquarters, reportedly occupied by embassy staff of the united arab emirates. >> it was amazing how quickly it spread throughout the house. they were, you know, very shaken. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: the call

lockheed has hired corey lewandowski and his lobbying firm.y for what he called out of control costs for the f-35. nordstrom will stop selling the ivanka trump line this season. the department should or chain -- the department store chain says it made that decision over slumping sales. in paris, there has been an attack outside one of the world's best-known museums. france's prime minister says it has the characteristics of terrorism. you are looking at pictures just outside the court ride -- just outside the courtyard. for more on that and the two montrose week in french politics, we are joined by greg viscusi, in paris. when we first found out about this attack, it did not play out on the markets. people were afraid it would be a repeat of what we saw in 2016, even 2015. what is the mood out there at the moment? this incident seems to be over. it does not seem to be a repeat of those. it was one guy alone, and he has been shot. the soldier he attacked was only slightly injured. i do not think it will resonate. however, it is a reminder that

. >>> also ahead, former campaign manager for donald trump, corey lewandowski speaking out and he says some people are letting the president down during his first 32 days in office. >>> and the british parliament debating touchdown on whether to withdraw their invitation to president trump. back in a moment. >> people in this room and maybe in this country as well cannot understand why it is that the people voted for donald trump, why people voted for brexit. until people in this room understand that, then i'm afraid there is going to be more of the same. what is your nationality and i would always answer hispanic. so when i got my ancestry dna results it was a shocker. i'm from all nations. it puts a hunger in your heart to want to know more. i own my own company. i had some severe fatigue, some funny rashes. finally, listening to my wife, went to a doctor. and i became diagnosed with hodgkin's lymphoma ...that diagnosis was tough. i had to put my trust in somebody. when i first met steve, we recommended chemotherapy, and then we did high dose therapy and then autologous stem cell tra

when donald trump called for a ban on muslims entering this country, when then campaign manager corey lewandowski said trump's proposed ban would apply to "everybody" including muslims seeking immigration visas as well as tourists seeking to enter the country, rumana ahmed was the only hijabi wearing woman born in the white house. born to bangladeshi immigrants, ahmed joined the obama administration in 2011 and after graduating from george washington university, a year later she served as a liaison to american muslims on doe midwest irk issues such as health care. in 2014, she was hired as a senior adviser at the national security council where for two and a half years she worked down the hall for the situation room. after the election, she debated whether she should quit citing incoming national security adviser and now departed national security adviser's comment that fear of muslims is rational. she lasted eight days. joining me now is rumana ahmed. tell me why you decided to stay in the first place? >> i decided to stay because going back while i was in college just a few years ago i actually

. >> doesn't like capitulation, the corey lewandowski situation.ed weeks. >> and perhaps a real big test for mike pence. how much does he privately with the president does he try to impose his will after being put in a really bad spot. >> a lot of serious staff. before we go to break, one other people at the table has become a regular on "saturday night live." let's take a quick peek here. >> oh, gosh. >> glen thrush, "new york times," student had, go. >> i just wanted to know what the president intends to do now that the appeals court has denied the question to stop the travel ban? >> you're testing me, big guy. look, it's simple. ful appeals court won't do what's right, president trump will see them in court specifically the people's court. >> that isn't real. >> you have the floor, sir. >> that isn't real. >> good for the kid, right? >> my kids -- my kids love it, and i have to say i've never worn the hat in the briefing room. >> but he used to wear the hat all the time. >> the hat is in the green room and should put that baby up on ebay. our re