time that corey lewandowski went behind closed doors with the house intelligence committee. it's also the second time that some lawmakers left dissatisfied. in fact, the top democrat, adam schiff, he addressed all of the topics that lewandowski wouldn't touch, including the june 2016 trump tower meeting, and the firing of fbi director, james comey. >> reporter: former trump campaign manager, corey lewandowski, refusing to answer certain questions in his second meeting behind closed doors with the house intelligence committee, explaining he'd answered, quote, all relevant questions. >> that's for them to decide, but i think after 12 hours, i've done enough. >> reporter: but the committee's top democrat wants him to come back, saying lewandowski can't pick and choose which questions he wanted to answer. >> these included questions about the production of the false statement concerning the trump tower meeting, questions about the firing of james comey and conversations about that, as well as any discussions that mr. lewandowski had with the president about the potential of firin

you see live pictures of corey lewandowski, former donald trump campaign manager, walking into his meetinglligence committee officials, including adam schiff, who you just saw. mike, why are they bringing corey back? >> reporter: corey lewandowski was before the committee in january, a few hours testifying. it was a dead end interview. corey lewandowski kept saying in response to multiple questions from the committee that day that he was not prepared to answer their questions. this wasn't even executive privilege, that the president was reserving the right not to have him answer the questions. he said he wasn't prepared to answer these questions. even with the republicans on the committee, they insisted he return. he's here now. hopefully from their point of view in the last few weeks, he has had time to prepare himself to answer some of the questions. i will say, hallie, this is what we saw a get away day on capitol hill. i saw some of the republican members just walking off the floor from both heading out. not clear how many of them were planning to stay for today's interview. might not

i want to get to your reaction to corey lewandowski. what goes through your mind when you listen to what he said there? >> thank you, alex, for that question. you can't have a real investigation if witnesses get to pick and choose what questions they want to answer. but this goes to a bigger point, which is if this whole russia thing is a hoax, why are so many people not answering questions? what are they hiding? what is corey lewandowski hiding from the american people? and i think that you're seeing is people not willing to answer questions because they know some bad things happened. >> ranking member adam schiff wants corey lewandowski subpoenaed because of his rough refusal to answer questions. do you think that's a far-fetched expectation given what's played out in this committee? >> i don't think so. i still trust my colleagues to look at the evidence and try to do the right thing. but ultimately, you do have republicans on the committee who are blocking subpoena requests. if the american people want a real investigation, they're

a >>> corey lewandowski was back in front of the house intelligence committee today and like some of his other trump teammates including his former hope hicks, he refused to answer questions. congressman jim himes will join us. [phone ringing] need a change of scenery? the kayak price forecast tool tells you whether to wait or book your flight now. so you can be confident you're getting the best price. giddyup! kayak. search one and done. jimmy's gotten used to his whole yup, he's gone noseblind. odors. he thinks it smells fine, but his mom smells this... luckily there's febreze fabric refresher for all the things you can't wash. it finds odors trapped in fabrics and washes them away as it dries. and try pluggable febreze to continuously eliminate odors for up to 45 days of freshness. pluggable febreze and fabric refresher. two more ways to breathe happy. >>> once again fired trump campaign manager corey lewandowski testified to the house intelligence committee today behind closed doors and once again corey lewandowski refused to answer certain questions. >> this includes questions a

corey lewandowski was rumored at least, accused of having an affair with hope hicks during the campaignat was never confirmed and, in fact, it was denied, but not that strongly by corey lewandows lewandowski. it seemed like this was a neat way to get two different things you might want if you were corey lewandowski. >> an interesting tactic. he reached out to you since this was published? >> yes. i want to be clear. i reached out to corey lewandowski probably a dozen times trying to get him to sit for an interview with me, answer my questions. we sent him questions before the story was published. of course, he did nopt answer any of them. last night after the story was published, he contacted many e to tell me that i am a dishonest person with no facts but i already know that. >> that's how he feels about the article. >> yes. but he didn't specifically say anything i reported was untrue. he did deny that he pushed out the allegations of rob porter. >>> we know this president is not someone who apologizes. yet you write he told her he cared about her happiness, he understood her decision

corey lewandowski, the minute he got hired wanted me and roger out. >> but you think had mueller's investigation -- >> i think cory was in there, and i think corey told them a lot of stuff about us. corey tried to set something up. >> did they say to you or to your lawyer? >> to my lawyer. i've never communicated directly with them >> when you say roger, has roger encouraged you in any way not to cooperate? >> he has not. he made me very upset. has this been done before? >> i'm going to speak to you as an interviewer and a human being. i think there's two reactions right now. i think some people are worried about you, they're worried about what you're doing. i think others are upset because we just showed the white house. >> sarah should shut up, frankly. >> you're in the eye of the storm. >> sarah should shut up. she's a terrible communications -- by the way, her presidential, the person she defends every day, he has a 35% approval rating. she should shut her mouth. >> let me ask you an important question. >> and i'm warning her to shut her mouth. >> do you understand that you have a legal obli

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more about corey lewandowski in a moment.e analytica was testing trump slogans as far back as 2014, right? and this was before he started running. these are terms like deep state and build that wall. go ahead. >> so we were testing all kinds of messages and all kinds of imagery that included, you know, images of walls, people scaling walls. you know, we tested drain the swamp. you know, testing ideas of the deep state and the nsa watching you and the government is, you know, conspiring against you. and a lot of these narratives, which at the time would have seemed, you know, crazy for a mainstream candidate to, you know, run on, those were the things that we were finding that there were pockets of americans who this really appealed to. and steve bannon knew that because we were doing the research on it. and i was surprised when i saw, you know, the trump campaign and it started talking about, you know, building walls or draining the swamp. and i'm remembering in my head, wait, we tested this. so, you know, you would have to a

will corey lewandowski do the same thing before the committee? this could be one of the last major witnesses to come before the house intelligence committee, as republicans seek to wrap up this investigation very quickly and democrats say there is a lot more to probe. >> so, manu, you have new information this morning about the meeting and the seychelles last year that involved associates of the president, maybe the russians. >> erik prince was the founder of the security firm blackwater, has actually -- told the house intelligence committee last year that when he went to this meeting, which was -- he said it was not a back channel discussion between russians and the trump campaign, not an effort to try to create any sort of back channel between the incoming administration and the russians, and he said really only met with officials from the united arab emirates and russian banker who was suggested by the uae officials for him to meet with separately, didn't really discuss anything other than business opportunities. well, we have now learned that

director mike pompeo has been selected for that job and former campaign manager corey lewandowski defending the president's changes. >> he listens to the positions of the people around him and then he makes the decision. but you have to have people who are on the president's agenda. it's the president's final call. if you are a staff member, you have to be on the president's team. arthel: kevin corke is near the president's mar-a-lago retreat. more tweets and another staff change. reporter: this doesn't rise to the level of the other departures you and i have been talking about. but it's notable nonetheless. you heard eric mention it in the open.

, you know, he has had conversations with sebastian goreka, he's on the phone routinely with corey lewandowski, former campaign manager, dave bosse, former deputy campaign manager. clearly this a president who wants to bring in people that feel they would allow him to be the impulse hiv freewheeling executive he fashions himself to be. >> betsy, i have a theory. it has to do with the tax cuts. the first year of the domestic policy agenda of president trump was outside of scuttling tpp off the bat and the emigration stuff, the large portion of it was essentially mike pence, paul ryan, mitch mcconnell domestic policy and the tax cut bill was the ultimate example of that. once that was done, gary cohn says good-bye.

corey lewandowski, former campaign manager for president trump was on the hill today for a second time answering some questions. they said adam schiff there saying mr. lewandowski answered some, but not all questions, and the committee seemed to still be grappling with how to handle these different people that they're talking to that some no longer are at the white house such as steve bannon and -- hope hicks is there now, but leaving soon. then corey lewandowski who was never officially a member of the white house staff. lot of questions still surrounding all of that. so we will continue to keep track of all of those moving parts for you. in the meantime, we have midterm analysis that shifts more than two dozen congressional races toward the democrats. why paul ryan's seat was among them. plus elizabeth warren donating to democrats across the country. karl rove will be in to talk ab what that means for her political future next. patrick woke up with back pain. but he has work to do. so he took aleve. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the

>> suggestion there that corey lewandowski won't say much more than that. in fact, also perhaps at the house intel committee is in a bit of a winddown mode. how do you see it? >> that's right, a little bit of deja vu. we had lewandowski coming to the house intelligence committee in january. what both republicans and democrats said after that interview was lewandowski basically said i'm not prepared to answer. there wasn't attempt to either assert executive privilege on behalf of the president or deny based on any other privileges that he couldn't answer their questions. just that he wasn't prepared. so the committee has brought him back in the hope that time in between has given him all the preparation he needs to answer their questions. of course a former trump campaign manager. a lot they would be interested in hearing from him. we're hearing from both republicans and democrats as well. this is probably last interview, if not the last interview. democrats say they have more than 100 other witnesses they want to bring forward. we heard schiff earlier. he w

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ken, christopher wiley there the man at the center of all this, this morning, says that corey lewandowskih cambridge analytica as early as 2015. our reports say paul manafort, even lewandowski, himself, were in charge of the hiroshima. lewandowski put out this statement to nbc news saying i have no relationship with them, never have, and i have never worked with them. one central question that emerged now, since wiley left the company back in 2014, how would he know this fact to be true about corey loewandowski working with the firm as early as 2015? >> i know this firm was marking itself to presidential campaigns and the super pacs supporting those campaigns as early as 2015. they ended up getting in with the ted cruz campaign, working for the cruz campaign as well as the super pac supporting ted cruz before switching over and working for the trump campaign. what they had going for them more than this facebook data, although it's sort of questionable as to how effective they were in using it. was they had the support of the mercer family, rebecca mercer, bob mercer, the major republican

now, we know that corey lewandowski talks to the president often. he may have left the campaign, but he's not left the side of the president. if you want to help your country, if you want to be cooperative, i don't know why you wouldn't just be straight, come clean and answer questions that could be helpful in our investigation. like so many who have come before him, he straight refused. >> what can you do about that? >> well, typically in an investigation, you'd subpoena somebody. again, the republicans have the subpoena power. we asked them yesterday. mr. schiff asked directly yesterday for mr. lewandowski to be subpoenaed. that request was denied. i'm afraid, you know, we're going to have future congressional investigations. if this is a new precedent, people can just ignore questions from congress. they can ignore investigations and believe they will have no penalty. >> and that surprises people who don't even follow this conversation very closely, the idea that nunberg said earlier in the week and late last week he would entirely ignore not jus

and then they wanted e-mails that i had with hope hicks, with corey lewandowski. are you giving me a break? it's ridiculous. >> what sam nunberg was talking about was a request within that subpoena seeking all documents involving the president and a host of his closest advisers. nbc news has obtained a copy of the subpoena and it does ask for all e-mails, text messages, phone logs that pertain to ten key figures in the trump campaign and the white house. from the president and aides like hope hicks, paul manafort to long time gop operative and trump friend roger stone, who nunberg describes as a mentor. just a few hours ago, nunberg appeared again on this network objections to the subpoena and his real reasons for defying the command to appear before a grand jury. >> i've talked to them, i've spent money on an attorney and i cooperated with them. and when i got something like this and then they wanted me to go to the grand jury next friday and i believe they're trying to start a case against roger, they're trying to set up a perjury case against roger. i'm not goi

corey lewandowski was on us the last hour of "outnumbered." he sees a victory for rick saccone. >> i do, too. i was on the ground. i saw young republicans from all over the country. we have hundreds of volunteers from the region that are hitting the doors, getting our vote out. i think having the president and don trump jr. in to get the message out for steel, for coal and for tax cuts is very important and allow the momentum to increase for rick saccone. i'm predicting a win, too. >> val, appreciate your time. all eyes on you guys tomorrow for that special election. hope to talk to you again soon. thank you. >> thanks for having me, harris. >> absolutely. stay on the topic of special elections just in general. president trump has been boasting about recent house gop wins. he said the republicans are 5-0 in recent races and a point that the fake news media fails to mention. i backed all of the winners. they give me credit for one. hopefully rick saccone will be another big win. bob cusack is editor in chief at the hill. let's start with where

this is adam schiff on the hill talking about corey lewandowski's interview. >> -- false statement concerning the trump tower meeting. questions about the firing of jim comey and conversations about that as well as any discussions that mr. lewandowski had with the president about the potential of firing bob mueller. these and other questions went unanswered. mr. lewandowski answered another set of questions concerning his time after the campaign. witnesses don't get to pick and choose when it comes to very relevant testimony. we asked a subpoena. whether that will be granted, i cannot say. they are taking it under consideration. but we feel it very important not only to getting to the truth in terms of our investigation, but also in terms of the broader precedent that it sets that we not allow witnesses to tell us what they're willing to answer and what they won't. i'll be happy to answer a couple questions. >> what was the rationale about the questions? >> the rationale was they didn't believe it was relevant. and we emphasized repeatedly that it was. it's very relevant to our investigation.

. >>> as we discussed before the break, corey lewandowski was before the house committee today. y. he said that lewandowski refused to talk about some topics and doesn't get to pick and choose which questions to answer. it seems like everybody who goes before this committee does get to pick and choose what questions they want to answer. >> the democrats don't control the committee. they don't know who the ranking republican is on the committee. is it nunes or conway? and they're just daring them. lewandowski would be able to claim any kind of privilege. lewandowski does not have privilege. it's not like with hope hicks. or was it bannon, on the phone to the white house, trying to figure out what he could and couldn't say. this is corey lewandowski thumbing his nose at these guys, saying, i don't have to answer it. >> when sitting white house officials have tried to dodge answering questions, they haven't invoked any privilege. they said, we're not going to answer that. you heard jeff sessions go before congress and say, i'm not going to answer that because i want to hold open the

on capitol hill, former trump campaign manager corey lewandowski was back before the house intelligence committee but again refused to answer questions about that infamous trump tower meeting with russians. there's a lot to discuss. we want to begin with the breaking news on north korea. i want to bring in the senior diplomatic correspondent and the white house reporter and john curby and matt lewis. we have a the love ground to cover, everyone. thank you for joining us. admiral kirby, i'll start with you. president trump was being counselled not to even go along with this invitation. here we are. he's going to meet with north korea's dictator by may. that's what he says. the president is doing what he wants. is this a good idea? >> he may not like my answer but i think it depends. i was flabbergasted that the invite was accepted today. that it was accepted with a time line. and that time line as you pointed out is only eight weeks away. that is incredible to me the amount of work that has to be done between now and then to have any kind of an effective summit kim jong-un, a brutal dict

corey lewandowski was fired but he remains on good terms with the president. certainly many of the subjects he was asked about he was spit balling and making stuff up and he did not have direct knowledge. >> i have to take a quick break. more on this. fascinating day. later breaking news from the house intelligence committee and its russia investigation. stay tuned. touch is how we communicate with those we love, but does psoriasis ever get in the way? embrace the chance of 100% clear skin with taltz. for people with moderate to severe psoriasis, up to 90% had a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. with taltz, 4 out of 10 even achieved completely clear skin. don't use if you're allergic to taltz. before starting, you should be checked for tuberculosis. taltz may increase risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection, symptoms, or received a vaccine or plan to. inflammatory bowel disease can happen with taltz, including worsening of symptoms. serious allergic reactions can occur. ready for a ch

candidate trump and it would be the whole campaign ad for a while was trump, hope hicks, and corey lewandowski. >> she is loyal. she is young. she is as one source said to me, she is his emotional support. period. that is what he has. and he predicted to me with some trepidation that the president would go into a tail spin without her then. >> his former body guard, he has also left. >> when you look at the people he was close to, corey lewandowski, hope hicks, keither schiller, problems with jared, which means he has problems with ivanka. this is a president who is more and more isolated sort of on the personal side. general kelly is cutting off his phone conversations with all of his old friends and he is kind of alone. >> a source told cnn that the president berated hope hicks about the statement she made yesterday. >> we know this president responds to the headlines and the news coverage that he consumes and it was a terrible day of news coverage between hope hicks and her testimony last night. everywhere, hope hicks speaks on behalf of the president of the united states white lies. it doe

what do you believe corey lewandowski should talk about that he refused to?wouldn't answer, his conversations with the president about firing director comey, the meeting at trump tower and the potential firing or attempts to fire inspector mueller. so those are pretty pertinent. it's hard to imagine a criminal trial in which witnesses get to provide lists of questions provided by someone else that we can or can't answer. that's what happened with mr. bannon. that's what happened yesterday with mr. lewandowski. >> what was his basis for not answering? >> it wasn't pertinent. unfortunately, unlike a trial, there's no impartial judge telling that person whether or not they have to answer that question. it's clearly up to the republicans, and they're taking a side out on this one. they're letting witnesses decide what they will and won't answer. >> when you asked the question, he said i don't think that question is pertinent to your investigation, or did he say i don't know anything about that? >> that's exactly what his attorney said. >> lewandowski didn't say a

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his first campaign manager corey lewandowski just testified before the house intelligence committee.heard from adam schiff about what lewandowski would and would not answer before the committee. >> that's for them to decide. after 12 hours i think i've done enough. >> what was it like in the room? >> cold. >> cold in temperature or -- gl taxpayers have to put the heat on in there. >> have you answered all the questions? >> 12 hours, what's more to say? >> he was essentially saying that he did --

corey lewandowski, and we're going to see noneberg after seeing the counsel might have something on the president? >> reporter: that's right, david. we expect nunberg back in the news after all the back and forth over whether he would testify. he told us today he is going to appear before mueller's grand jury tomorrow. david, we'll see. >> pierre, thank you. >>> and president trump's former campaign chairman indicted in the russia investigation pleading not guilty today. paul manafort entering a not guilty plea on tax evasion and bank fraud. his charges will start on july 10th. >>> to florida tonight, and chilling new calls from parkland, calls made during the attack from parents and 911 operates. you can hear the parents talking with their children, and it comes as florida lawmakers pass a new gun law. here's abc's victor oquendo tonight. >> reporter: tonight, for the first time, the 911 calls. parents dialing just as they learned there was a shooting at school. >> she says she's behind the desk right now but the shots were close. i mean, hopefully she's gonna text back right away. >>

you know, corey lewandowski was fired. he remains on good terms with the president. so the mere fact that he was fired doesn't mean that he doesn't know anything. but certainly many of the subjects he was asked about, he was just sort of spitballing and making stuff up, and he did not have direct knowledge. >> i got to take a quick break. we're going to have more on this. more on what's turning out to be a fascinating day centering around a fairly obscure former campaign aid for donald trump. stay tuned. ps. that's the height of mount everest. because each day she chooses to take the stairs. at work, at home... even on the escalator. that can be hard on her lower body, so now she does it with dr. scholl's orthotics. clinically proven to relieve and prevent foot, knee or lower back pain, by reducing the shock and stress that travel up her body with every step she takes. so keep on climbing, sarah. you're killing it. dr. scholl's. born to move. before discovering nexium 24hr to treat her frequent heartburn, lucy could only imagine enjoying a slice of pizza. now it's as

with then candidate trump and it seemed like the whole campaign for a while was just trump, corey lewandowski, and hope hicks. >> totally. she's always been around. she's the trump whisperer. she is completely, 100% loyal. she's young, and she is, as one source said to me, is very close to trump. he said, she is his emotional support, period. that's what he has. and he predicted to me with some trepidation that without her there, the president would go iran to what into what he called a tailspin. >> it's not only that she's gone. his former body man, security guard who has been with him forever, keith shilling, he's also left. >> when you look at the people he was close to originally, you had corey lewandowski he was close to, hope hicks, keith schiller, and he's got problems with jared now, which means he probably has problems with ivanka. and melania hasn't been happy with him because of the stormy daniels story. so this is a president who is more and more isolated, sort of on the personal side really. kelly, general kelly is cutting off his phone conversations with all of his old friends.

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joining me now from manchester, new hampshire, is president trump's first campaign manager, corey lewandowski. you, of course wrote -- co-authored a book that said let trump be trump. so we figured why not talk to mr. lewandowski about this. welcome back to "meet the press," sir. >> thank you, chuck. thanks for having me. >> so what does the reshuffling under way at the white house, how -- you know this man very well. you spent over a year traveling the country with him. what's he up to? >> well, what this is, is the president again continuing to follow through on the promises he made on the campaign trail, which is putting america first. when he brings in new individuals, he takes information from all of the people around him and then listens to those positions and then he makes the final decision. but what you have to have inside the building are people who are on the president's agenda, whether that means this president is implementing steel and aluminum tariffs, if you're not on that agenda, you might not want to be in the building. if this means that we're going to ensure there is no con

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names like michael cohen, keith schiller, and corey lewandowski. mueller wants information going back to november 1st, 2015. so our big question is, is there something in these documents that will give mueller evidence of collusion? >> you look at the breadth and scope of the targets of this subpoena and you see, potentially, the entire senior campaign team that worked for donald trump in 2015 and 2016. >> none of these people, to use a term that sarah sanders often uses, were coffee boys or coffee girls. they all had -- they were all very close to the president. >> what this also really shows is that the question of trump campaign collusion with russia is still very much an active part of this investigation. >> i've been very clear about this. if anybody attempted to influence our u.s. election system by coordinating or cooperating with an outside source to materially change the outcome of this election, those people should be in jail for the rest of their lives. >> we'll get to our team of reporters in just a moment. but first, let's bring in pau

as you move through time corey lewandowski took a place. everybody on the list you just read except carter page was someone who was at the core of donald trump's political operation at some point between 2013 and election day 2016. that's the list. >> michael schmidt, we understand on another interview sam nunberg conducted recently, he said there was no way donald trump didn't know about the meeting at trump tower with don junior and jared kushner to get dirt on hillary clinton. now, he was with governor chris christie that day. i believe they attended a fund-raiser in manhattan, but he was in the building that day. that seems like the kind of line of questioning that mueller may have pursued with nunberg. >> well, if nunberg is being truthful in saying that he would go to jail for this, that is reserved for the most severe cases. these are for journalists who don't want to go before a grand jury and give up their sources. for barry bonds' trainer who didn't want to tell what he injected barry bond with. these are people who have secrets t

corey lewandowski. we're back tomorrow at noon eastern. now here's harris. >> fox alert.s down to the wire in pennsylvania's special election, which many political observers say they see it as an indicator of november for the mid-terms. let's go "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. voters head to the polls tomorrow to cast their ballots. the president's son, donald trump jr. with rick saccone. it's ground don jr. is on the ground after the president stumped over the weekend. connor lamb is holding his ground. lamb hoping for an upset in the district that president trump won by nearly 20 points. the president called on his

let me ask corey lewandowski. corey, welcome to the show.et's talk about this big rally the president had in pennsylvania. it seems he was say together voters quite obviously, i care about you. you voted for me. the agenda we share together is have much on track. and vote for this guy as a small favor. >> you look at the historic tax cuts this president got through congress. he did not have one democrat vote. if you want to beat conor lamb, are you going to campaign and say i'm going to vote with the president against the party? we have seen this before. we have seen politicians make promises to their constituents and go to washington and vote the oobs way. what the president needs in washington, d.c. is they will help him get his agenda done. >> it wasn't about the agenda or the candidate. do you see rick saccone as being a weak fundraiser and weak candidate? >> he has not been as successful in fundraising as want to be. but the republican party put $10 million into this campaign because this is a district that's a must-win for the republic

. >> so they're asking for any communication with hope hicks, with steve bannon, with corey lewandowski, carter page. is that it? those four individuals? >> oh, gates and manafort, who i've never spoken to in my life. >> okay. rick gates and paul manafort. >> i forget the other ones, and i'll send it to you. i may have to release this. i am not a fan of donald trump. he treated me like crap. okay? >> right. >> he treated roger like crap. i should not have been fired. roger should not have been treated the way he did. and trump decided that he loved corey more than us. that's fine. okay. it's old business. the idea that i was colluding with the russians? that roger was colluding with the russians to help trump? all we were doing was trying to get corey fired. >> so is that the reason -- >> no. i'm objecting because i shouldn't have to spend that much time. i shouldn't have to go to a grand jury. i'm spending a lot of money on legal fees. a lot of other people are. and granted, donald trump caused this because he's an idiot. because he decided to give an interview to lester holt the day a

what's corey lewandowski really like? >> well, corey lewandowski-- >> stephen: i'm sorry. it turns out i don't care. i apologize. omarosa mag nawlt-newman, of "celebrity big brother" on cbs. she said on "big brother," "don't thinkre gonna we're not gonna be okay." have you thought about subpoenaing omarosa and saying, "what do you mean, "we're not gonna be okay'?" >> i have not considered that. >> stephen: not considered it? >> i have not considered that. >> stephen: okay. obviously, you can't subpoena someone while they're in the "big brother" house. that's-- violates the constitution-- >> well, we-- we could do that-- >> stephen: i don't think you could-- >> --if we thought that she had relevant evidence on the russia issue. now, she may have seen-- >> stephen: no one's allowed to go in or out of the "big brother" house. brother."seen "big brother"? >> stephen: well, obviously not. now, i have my own memo. have officially today. and i'm going to give you a sneak peek. this is so far-- it's it's been redacted. can you read what is on the memo? >> the memo says, "investiga

donald trump had the good sense to fire corey lewandowski but never had the good sense to fire hope hicks. part of why hope hicks survived as long as he did as the most incompetent white house director in history, is that most of the white house press corp. fell for her and fell for her in a way they have not fallen for members of the white house press team. here's a moment from the first week of the trump administration. you will not see this kind of moment with sarah huckabee-sanders. in my years of working in government and washington, i never saw members of the press corp., socially kissing members of the white house press team or other press secretaries across town. she cast a spell on reporters and controlled their access to the president and other players in the white house and controlled access to herself. just yesterday, joshua feld announced he planned to resign. in his book fire and furry michael wolff reports they were working together with president trump when they drafted donald trump jr.'s response to the "new york times" reporting that he had a meeting at trump tower with

he wants to bring back corey lewandowski.here does the house intel committee stand with subpoenas like that? >> they have the subpoena power. the great irony, adam schiff won his seat in southern california defeating jim rogan, who was one of the house impeachment wanters of president clinton. adam schiff is the republican's overreach of the impeachmenimpe. chairman nunes will try to strike a balance. in reality of the situation, there's not much more that he can offer to get to the bottom of this. they still haven't uncovered any evidence of collusion between the president and russia. so i'm not sure where it's going to go. adam schiff is doing what he accused jim rogan of doing a long time ago. >> harris: as a lay person, the percentages are high of attorneys on capitol hill. seems like everybody has an attorney except for the american people. if somebody happened and there was russian meddling, we have more elections coming up in november. your last quick thought. >> you know, all of these things are a part of a political

. >> harris: and corey lewandowski says that he answered all questions.gainst steve bannon, saying he also refused to answer certain questions. i think we need a thesaurus or dictionary on relevance. >> sean: i think that would be smart. adam schiff is offended like oh, my gosh, they are not asking all the questions that i think are relevant, that others might think are irrelevant. i suspected democrats and adam schiff himself, they are leaking the testimony of witnesses who come in. >> harris: can we just talk about how that money -- when you leak stuff -- >> marie: it happens in every administration. i am not defending it. >> harris: section and you have to pay a penalty for that? before they are saying that other trump administration officials have not answered the questions that he wants them to answer, and the way that he wants, he is saying that they are setting a bad precedent, but what about adam schiff who is setting a bad precedent by leaking all of these media outlets? it is so obvious that adam schiff -- >> sandra: why should you expect this?

former campaign manager corey lewandowski the co-author of the new york times best seller, let trump be trump. welcome back here. >> good morning, bill. >> bill: what do you think of stormy matter and the amount of attention it takes from the president and others at the white house? >> the mainstream media has done a disservice and sean hannity had statistics and the coverage of monica lewinsky one network had no coverage and another had 15 seconds. instead we've seen an individual trying to profiteer and this is an individual who said nothing took place on three occasions now all of a sudden donald trump is the president of the united states and now there's a new agenda and yesterday was the third highest stock market rally and i think that's more important to the people who show up to work every day. >> bill: back to the point, you're in touch with a lot of people at the white house. is this a distraction for him and them or not, corey. >> look, i've had the privilege of talking to the president many times over the last number of weeks. he was in new hampshire helping fight the opi