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i'll speak with corey lewandowski and pollster frank luntz.ut let's take a little bit after listen to the president in pennsylvania. >> i could not possibly be more thrilled than to be more than 100 miles away from the washington swamp spending my evening with all of you and with a much, much larger crowd and much better people. right? they are sitting and they are wishing in washington. they are watching right now. they are watching. and they would love to be with us right here tonight. but they are trapped at the dinner which will be very, very boring. but next year maybe we'll make it more exciting for them in warn and we'll show up. but we have a good chance of showing up again here next year, too. if the media's joins to be honest and tell the truth, i think we would all agree the media deserves a very, very big fat failing grade. very dishonest people. not all of them. we call it the fake news. not all of them. you in the now-everybody is using the word "fake news." where did you hear it first, folks? by contrast for the last 100 day, my

clayton: we want to bring in corey lewandowski.ealthcare couldn't get through. should he just resign now? >> very happy. look, this is insane. the president has made pledges to the american people and he is fulfilling those. illegal immigration is down almost 70%. we saw our attorney general jeff sessions say they will take the fight directly to ms-13 to make sure that we're riding ourselves 6 illegal immigration in this country. we have seen that the president has added almost $2 trillion to the stock market since he has been the president elect until today. we have seen that the housing market red shot hot. the average time on sale right now is 45 days. time and time again the president has executed on the promises in campaign. on top of that in the first month alone he brought back 300,000 jobs. the economy continues to boom. this is because of the president's policies. abby: that can said though to martha maccallum's question. it has been did you have to get any real legislation passed in first 100 days. one of the big things p

clayton: the former head of that campaign corey lewandowski.'re 10 weeks into an administration which is continues to achieve all the things that they have outlined in the campaign, which i know is mind numbing to the mainstream media that the presidency is holding to the promises all the things he said he was going to do on the campaign. name set work and individuals said donald trump would never run for office and file paperwork. that he couldn't win the republican nomination. and he could never beat hillary clinton. this is the same network and same polling group that said donald trump is going to lose in the primaries all over the place and continue to tout their great polls who said that donald trump could never be successful. and, look, here is the problem. the mainstream media has failed so badly in their news coverage. what happens once again is individuals want to make the news and not report the news. and what we know is that the american people are really smart. they see right through. this they know that the media, the mainstream me

you saw that with his first managers, paul manafort and corey lewandowski. they took on jared kushner and ivanka and they both died on those rails. this is a family business that they ran and you don't go against the kids. that is the cardinal rule. tim: bannon has been calling kushner a democrat, the worst possible insult you could use against anybody in his sphere. is there some payback from trump as well? the two things, america first, immigration, and health care, which bannon mentioned the architect of, both have floundered. >> to trump, bannon represents the worst moments of his presidency. the immigration ban was basically written by bannon and steve miller and not even consulting cabinet members or lawyers. in the other one, obamacare, to be fair, he came in pretty late on that, but he took a very hard line and basically blew up the process. i think trump is getting tired of things getting blown up and wants to get things done. tim: bannon was also against the syrian attack. some are saying with a spicer, this is anti-semitism. it is just for-languag

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famously corey lewandowski was fired after a rift with he and kushner, are we seeing the same thing with bannon? >> jerry kushner is the president's son-in-law, in addition of his oldest daughter in addition to his senior advisor and what we do know about president trump is he values his kids and keeps them close and have been with him since before he got on the trump train himself to get to the white house. steve bannon has not and it will be interesting to see who has the most power where the president wants to take the administration. >> the world views of kushner and bannon are almost polar opposite. kushner is almost like a democrat compared to bannon. >> that's what bannon would like to say, democrats would like to say they're closer together against somebody they are resisting, but what we have seen of critics of him is he's not a clear ideologue, so which side he's going to land on isn't quite clear, but based on policy, my vote would be on jared. >> thanks. >>> the trump administration drafting an executive order to investigate how certain imports fek the u.s. trade deficit to f

e outer circle eric and donald trump, rupert murdoch, corey lewandowski, newt gingrich, sean hannity tweeting over the weekend that he is not a campaign advisor and his peers including steve ross and carl icahn and paul ryan. robert kraft, who owns the new england patriots and roger stone along with chris christie. a look at the advisors donald trump relies on. from maggieg haverford and glenn thrush this sunday morning. on the democrats line, good morning. we will try one more time. hutch in hawaii, good morning, hutch. and thanks for c-span. i am anxious to see if the president is going to change at all as far as politicians being in office and washington and everything changing and their point of view and their business ethics. days ist's first 100 basically not nothing, and sprinted to the 100 days. not bad. a lot of foreign leaders respect the president more than people in this country which is amazing. but it is ok. but you know what? when i call on the president, i call on speaker paul ryan to stop -- of america. banks --lking about all the banks are now doing this again to th

at the end of may i get a phone call from corey lewandowski, who was trump's campaign manager at the time. and he says mr. trump has given out his million dollars to veterans. but i can't tell you who he gave it to or when or how or in what amounts. it's all secret. except for fact that you should just know absolutely he has given money. - take our word for it. - take our word for it. but i didn't want to take their word for it. this is a huge campaign promise. i'm not gonna just take their word for it. so i said okay how can i figure this out? in the old days you just would have to call all eight zillion veteran's organizations. you'd never really be sure that he hadn't given it out. but now there's twitter. and there's a way to put out these requests in a way that a lot of people will see it and that trump will see it. - this is one of the amazing parts. in some ways your reporting over the course of the story was as modern and as tech forward as it could have been and in some ways it was literally ink on paper as old school as it could have been. but the tech forward part was you

when corey lewandowski told he had given when the doors away, had not. it was only until that night ma3 after done this long public search that trump gave the million dollars away. he gave it away in one fell swoop all million dollars to group called the marine corps law enforcement foundation whose leaders he knew. there we go. trump called me the next day to say he'd given the money away. and i asked trump commune attempted to just giv do this my going out because asking about it? and then he called me a nasty guy, as you can see here. [laughing] this was the last time we talked. [laughing] >> sulfite later the scope of my reporting whitened and we set it donald trump had been willing to try to wriggle out of a promise to give $1 million to veterans under the bright spotlight we have in journalism, which is american presidential campaign, what was he do when nobody was looking when he was a private citizen? so without evidence he had been promising to give away millions of dollars over the years. and again set out to prove him right. i started calling

corey lewandowski has found his way to stick around.bannon's got to figure out a way to co-exist with jared kushner. >> chuck todd, thank you as always on "meet the press" where chuck will be joined by u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley who had very strong words this week for russia. >>> some other stories making headlines starting with a massive manhunt in wisconsin. a bizarre manifesto to president trump and allegedly stole weapons from a gun store. the city of sun prairie is stepping up its patrols after a suspicious man requested information about a church there. authorities say he threatened both government officials and local schools. the fbi is offering a $10,000 rye ward for any information leading to his arrest. he is considered armed and dangerous. >>> five children hurt after a strong wind blew away two bounce houses at a church greenville, south carolina. authorities say one of the inflatables flew into a tree, the other into a power line. two of the five are in serious condition. >>> today is the final round of the mas

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: corey lewandowski come austan goolsbee, sara carter, herman cain, they will all joinnight, but first of the alt radical left, the destroyed trump propaganda media, hollywood at snowflakes, they are now joining forces into doing everything they can do to undermine and hurt president trump and help his opponents. that's tonight's opening monologue. this anti-trump movement are now coalescing to try and damage the new administration. it's start with the ultra radical left propaganda destroyed trump media. after months and months of endlessly pushing for, but as our new conspiracy theories about trump colluding with russia, despite no evidence whatsoever that the president did this, now the partisan press is launching a new wave of attacks. take a look at the latest example from mr. throw up his leg, mr. obama lover chris matthews. >> it's supposed to be a positive make america great guy, it's all this whining about the job he took. he knew obama was president, he knew he was coming in after obama and was actually quite successful. now he blames it all on the conditions o

. ♪ * * * * * * ♪ ♪ >> sean: corey lewandowski austan goolsbee, sara carter, herman cain, they will allhe alt radical left, the destroyed trump propaganda media, hollywood at snowflakes, media, hollywood snowflakes, they are now joining forces into doing everything they can do to undermine and hurt president trump and help his opponents. that's tonight's opening monologue. this anti-trump movement are now coalescing to try and damage the new administration. let's start with the ultra radical left propaganda destroyed trump media. after months and months of endlessly pushing for, but as our new conspiracy theories tr

you had corey lewandowski, he was out. paul manafort was very close, he was out. kellyanne conway was very close, and she's not necessarily somebody we look at as being in the inner circle. the only common denominator is donald trump's children. that is the only loyalty that donald trump has. it's not to anyone else, other than himself and his children. so steve bannon is in a very precarious place. but the white house is fundamentally broken. whether or not we acknowledge that tonight or just talk about it offset or whatever, but the white house is broken. let's take one small example. they don't have ambassadors to china, japan and south korea, and they don't have a deputy secretary of state for east asia. we're talking about all of these things going on in the world. the white house has a problem, and donald trump, although we're only 80 days in, is trying to figure that out. it's just hard to figure out when your approval rating is at 40%. >> i've got to go. when we come back, new threats from north korea. live pictures coming in now from the military parade i

ask a corey lewandowski who while out of the circle never has fully been kicked out of the circle.d his way to stick around. bannon has to figure out how to co-exist with jared kushner. >> chuck todd, thank you as always and we'll be watching "meet the press" where chuck will be joined by u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley who had very strong words this week for russia. >> other headlines making news, starting with a man hunt in wisconsin. authorities are searching for a suspect who sent a bizarre manifest onto president trump and allegedly stole 16 weapons from a gun store. the city of sun prairie is stepping up its patrols after a suspicious man requested information about services at a church there. an acquaintance says 32-year-old jacob jacobowski threatened local schools. they're offering a $10,000 reward leading to his arrest. he is considered armed and dangerous. >>> five children hurt after a strong wind blew away two bounce houses at a church carnival near greenville, south carolina. authorities say one of the inflatableities flew into a tree and the other into a powe

former campaign manager corey lewandowski puts it in perspective. >> anyone who wants to pretend to speak on behalf of the president may find themselves backtracking very quickly what we know is the president is the one who makes the decisions in the white house about who is going to lead. >> the white house downplaying any reports of a staff shakeup is an attempt to distract from the good week the president trump's had. julie: to serious missile launch signal a shift in the trump administration? >> i think this rift between bannon and kushner is indicative of the crossroads that president trump is at. is president trump going to continue on with his america first theme instead of countries like syria or is he becoming a bit more of a humanitarian intervention is something that he warned against on the campaign trail. another question is is he now turning on russia a country that strongly supported bashar al-assad especially since there have been all these reports by president trump and his his associates that they've been too cozy with russia and there are several investigations into whe

speaker ryan is usualing him not to reach a-- urging him not to reach across the aisle, this as corey lewandowskip is just trying to keep his promise to the american people. >> the president, i think, wants to work with everybody. he wants to work with republicans and democrats because he wants to fulfill the pledges he laid out to repeal and replace obamacare. and i think the alternative very clear now. if we do nothing to fix this bill in 2017, it collapses, and that's a failure for the american people. kelly: joining me now is texas congressman blaketarian halt, member of the transportation and infrastructure committees. sir, good of you to join us today and share your perspective on this. so we've heard that speaker of the house paul ryan opposes the idea of the president reaching out to democrats on fixing the affordable care act. he basically said carrying out those reforms with democrats is hardly a conservative thing. and he also added that he doesn't want government actually running health care and that government should not tell you what you must do with your health care. so how does th

i remember corey lewandowski was like, you will hear more of that.es resonate with people. >> look, the obama administration -- they got criticized for this. they did say they would not release names of particularly sensitive meetings. that would be the way of getting around what you are talking about where you don't -- a lobbyist meeting is not sensitive. something like if you are interesting viewing supreme court justices, that's sensitive. you can hide that. what's strange is sean spicer is saying, criticizing the obama administration who did more than they did. doing more than the trump administration. he is suggesting that an imperfect system under the obama administration is better than no release. that doesn't make sense. >> the names were released every few months. i think politicians should have space to notiegotiate. they were on a time release under the obama administration, three to four months, that's when the name was released. >> on taxes, again, president of the united states does not have to release his taxes. it has been the traditi

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gordon who he had first asked and then to go to the campaign manager at the time, corey lewandowski. that would raise a real interest by the fbi and the department of justice. so i'm not surprised at all that they would seek that, if it's true. >> the trump administration and trump campaign officials have taken various lines on carter page over the course of this whole saga. obviously, the only reason his name came up in the first place is the now president donald trump volunteered him when he was listing off the names of people he wanted to be known as his foreign policy advisers. carter page was the second person he named when he brought that up with "the washington post" editorial board. since then, the administration has tried to say that carter page was somebody they've never met, had nothing to do with him, persona non grata and shouldn't be associated with him whatsoever. what do you make of that dynamic within the administration of this investigation? >> that dynamic, to me, is an administration that is trying to run away from someone that at one time was close to them. and t

see, donald trump's former campaign manager corey lewandowski could not have been more straightforward when he spoke to fox news about draining the swamp last december. today a new report lays out why. according to politico, a lobbying firm co-founded by lewandowski appears to have been pitching clients around the world by offering poll and i and political advice but also face time with president trump, vice president mike pence and senior members of the administration. people are familiar with lewandowski's pitch to potential clients say he has pledged he will personally call trump or his cabinet members if necessary. this is precisely the kind of money for access pay to play that trump and his surrogates accused hillary clinton of, citing appearances of conflict of interest between the clinton foundation donors and her work as secretary of state with trump himself calling it, and i quote here, a criminal enterprise despite the fact there was no criminal charges of any kind. part of what defined donald trump's campaign was his promise to drain the swamp, to rid washington of its revol

and here is corey lewandowski. thanks for joining us this morning.l connected inside the white house whether it's reince priebus or steve bannon or jared kushner. lou relations there? >> this is a real attempt to distract from the real story which is april the giraffe has still not given birth. abby: thank you for reminding us of that. >> last week this was the topic. last week that was the topic. and today we are worried about steve bannon and reince priebus. clayton: i would frankly watch a live web cam than talk about this. this is interesting. obviously, we saw the reporting about steve bannon. jared kushner. figure it out, guys. hearing rumors that reince priebus, it didn't sound like ringing endorsement from kellyanne conway last night when asked whether reince priebus is in or out. she said that's up to the president. is he out? >> i don't think he is out. anyone who wants to pretend to speak on behalf of the president may find themselves backtracking very quickly. what we know is the president is the one who makes the decisions in the white h

shake-up are completely false, and it is a sentiment that was echoed by former campaign manager corey lewandowski this morning on "fox & friends." anyone who wants the pretend to speak on behalf of the president may find themselves backtracking very quickly. and what we know is that the president is the one who makes the decisions in the white house about who's going to stay and who's going to leave. >> reporter: and let's not forget what president trump originally came here for. all these rumblings of a staff shake-up, the strike in syria, the confirmation of judge gorsuch to the supreme court, all of that has overshadowed the fact that this was originally intended to be the big weekend that president trump met with the chinese president, xi jinping. we were told that it was a productive meeting though no major deals were announced. but president xi jinping did invite president trump the visit china. the white house says that he has accepted, but the exact date still to be determined. eric? eric: all right, kristin, thanks so much. arthel? arthel: well, meanwhile, the gop effort to repeal and re

anybody that wants to bet against jared kushner and ivana trump, need only call corey lewandowski.ife. the bannon. bannon may do this and we don't really know how this is going to turn out. just like steve bannon. i'm telling you the truth. steve bannon is isolated now inside the white house. everybody has run away from him. he made the mistake and nobody knows why two weeks ago of starting to trash jared kushner and ivana trump. not a wise move, but he made that move. he is living with the ramifications of it. even past allies, so before you write your stories today about bannon's allies inside the white house, check your sources. okay. and if they're last name is not bannon, the sources are wrong. bannon is alone inside the white house. the other narrative. >> kind of looks like "saturday night live" character. >> reince priebus is in trouble or reince priebus was ever in trouble. no reason -- i'm a little animated here this early in the morning is because the reporting was just so wrong. you know, maybe bannon was leaking it about priebus to get the troengs frattention from hi r

donald trump started with corey lewandowski, then manafort and then bannon. now he continues to think about, does he need to make a change. there's some constants, most importantly being donald trump. mike pence isn't going anywhere. jared kushner and ivanka trump aren't going anywhere. we talk about foreign policy this week, it's going to continue to be the issue. the president meeting with the head of nato today. if donald trump doesn't think bannon can move his domestic agenda, he's going to have to make a change. >> what has he done? he screwed up the executive order but rushing that out there. again, just for the record let's be clear here. the department of homeland security lawyers told them specifically to make changes to the first executive order, and steve bannon ran over them and said no and rushed it to the president. the president signed it. the buck stops there. but bannon was the guy that rushed it in and there was chaos for a couple weeks. >> i'm sure he was helpful in other ways. >> involved in the debacle in obamacare and marching over to th