he has corey lewandowski working for his political action committee.u should not employ a person in any capacity that reflects -- projects such heartslessness and then doubles down on it. and i can understand the administration's frustrations that this crisis was not created on their watch. but there's a reason why president obama didn't get the hate and blame that this administration is. because they don't say things like that. they don't project heartlessness. they actually take the time and care to figure out what's going on rather than just firing off some tweets and bumbling around the white house. and so they own this. >> simone? wamp wamp? >> it was extremely inappropriate. and like i don't think corey lewandowski understood he had a window to make this right and that window is now closed. and so for everyone that continues to have corey lewandowski on their payroll, to invite him in to -- to hire him to work with him, to be clients of his, all of these folks, in my opinion, are saying they endorse the policies and views of corey lewandowski and

>> well, first of all, i'm not going to defend corey lewandowski's exchange yesterday. really think it's defensible. i doty there is broader -- i do think there is a broader question. are you going to enfwors the law with everything that entails or aren't you? so now the president is going to come out with, you know, an executive order, we will keep families together even while detaining them. that sounds to me very logistically challenging, particularly under the flores settlement you were talking about with an earlier guest, where they have 20 days to process families that have children. otherwise they have to release the children. so now you create. you have solved one small problem and/or large, it's, you know, for each family, it's a big deem, obviously, but you have created a new one. and people should know, here it is, late june, come the middle of july or possibly the end of july, you will probably see a preliminary injunction in the daca case that will ends daca as well. so the overall pressure in the immigration policy space is going to ratchet up in july. now

corey lewandowski mocked a down syndrome child being ripped from his mother's arms, and our own president mocked a disabled journalist when he was on the campaign -- >> shannon: he continues to deny that. >> i've seen the footage. but the problem is, it's violence left and right. there are people in white supremacist groups that wear make america great at hats and that certainly not all republicans. >> when democrat politicians get picked off during a baseball practice, then we can start talking. as of now, we've had republicans who were attacked for their political views by members of the fringe left. it's not just james hodgkinson. there have been other incidents, as well. as far as i'm concerned, the violence right now is coming from the really, really angry and violent left. >> shannon: no one wants to see any of that violence perpetrated, no sane person wants to see that against either

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i want to say one thing about what corey lewandowski said. if my fifth grade son said someone in his class said womp, womp, i would say stay away from that kid because that is socal louse. >> it is unbelievable, breathtaking, that he said that out loud. and you can say he is not the president. >> it is who the president surrounds himself with. >> the president who talked about immigrants infesting the united states here in similar rhetoric. it is very similar the language being used there. >> well, the language is getting more strident and extreme. this is president trump's tweet. democrats are the problem. they don't care about crime. and they want illegal immigrants no matter how bad they may be to pour in and infest our country. there's the language. like ms-13. it's all just so outrageous. they can't win on their terrible policies, so they view them as potential voters. there's something about his language getting more extreme that sounds more desperate, as though he's getting -- i don't know. i don't want to overanalyze it. but this lang

kennedy: thank you so much, corey lewandowski. so the report find former fbi director james comey went outside the chain of command in the months, weeks and days before the election. he broke fbi norms when he broke protocol. that's usually the job of the department of justice to decide whether to make charges. did democrats have a case that comey sank the s.s. hillary? lawrence jones is back along with democratic strategist, and ned ryun. it's been problematic for james comey. the conflicting testimony he has given on his book tour and before this congress. both these things cannot be true or false in the same way at the same time. i want to talk to you about that chain of command. he says he adhere to the chain of command but he broke with that because he thought loretta lynch was so compromised he could no longer follow orders. and if that were the case he should have gone to the president. if the president was compromised, you have politicized. weaponized system of law enforcement and justice that means we are in deep yogurt i

corey lewandowski posed for selfies and shook hands with supporters days after reacting to stories ofeparated families with the blustering whomp whomp during a tv interview. the televised event earned him a spot on air force one for the trip. let's talk about the rhetoric and the signaling surrounding this as well. you had stephen miller going to the mexican restaurant and kirstjen nielsen, the homeland security. let's talk about the discourse around this issue in particular. >> i think "the new york times" is incorrect in the fact that corey lewandowski won a spot because he was the campaign manager, that's why he won. i disagree with that rhetoric, i don't think he should have used that. i think temperatures have been flaring across the board. you see democrats who are using really foul and vulgar language to go after the president in very ad hom numb attacks against him and his family. we need to treat people with humanity and respect. in terms of the child who was separated i need to point out that she was separated actually because her mother was being used as a witness in a crim

here's what corey lewandowski had to say about the girl's situation on fox news. >> >> i read today about a 10-year-old girl with down syndrome taken from her mother and put in a cage -- >> womp, womp. >> did you say that? >> reporter: the girl's father lives in the united states and they're looking to reunite them. the consensus from lawmakers is that not one of these immigration bills will actually pass, members will have create separate legislation to deal specifically with the family issue and there's no guarantee president trump will support that. >> all right, that's the big question right there. stephanie ramos, thank you. >>> and we're also learning what happens to the youngest immigrants, babies taken to tender age shelters in texas. they're reportedly so crowded, a fourth shelter is now opening in texas. medical providers describe rooms of crying children traumatized after being separated from their parents. >>> new firsthand accounts from migrants in the system, a mother from el salvador said she fled home with her 8-year-old son because kidnappers threatened to take him unless

corey lewandowski does not ever deserve a platform on the national stage or anywhere. wandowski, he is employed by mike pence's political action committee, and while corey lewandowski said he was saying the democrat, not the kid, it's neither here for there. can mike pence really continue to be affiliated with mr. lewandowski? >> you know, that's a question for mike pence. i'm sure -- >> what do you think? >> i hope reporters are asking him that. i think his religious beliefs are serious. i have real problems with the degree to which he's managed to accommodate his boss and rationalize things he's done. lewandowski moved from trump's pac to mike pence's superpac. he's being paid by a superpac that is in the service of mike pence. it's controlled by mike pence's allies. and that's, i think, i just like mike pence to explain that. i saw the photo, trump tweeted out this morning, classic trump. i think to almost humiliate the house republicans. the house republicans giving him a standing ovation in the capitol last night. i know a lot of the members, some decent men and wo

did you hear what corey lewandowski said? that man has a national stage and access to the white house. just think about that. all right. i want to talk about legislation now. there's more in the works surrounding the separation policy. let's go to nbc's garrett haake on capitol hill. i want to bring in the person asking the tough questions in that briefing room. my dear friend kristen welker. what is the white house saying about the meeting with house republicans? >> reporter: well, steph, we're hearing from president trump himself. it sort of tells you everything you need to know. he is dug in on this. he's showing no signs of backs down despite the outrage, despite the images which you've been broadcasting. take a look at his tweet from just a moment ago. 9 fake news is not mentioning the safety and security of our country when talking about illegal immigration. our immigration laws are the weakest and the worst anywhere in the world. and the demes will do flig not to change them and to 0 obstruct, want open borders which m

. >> chris: we will talk with corey lewandowski, mr.rump's first campaign manager and still a close advisor. plus, comments from roseanne barr and samantha be both sparked outrage, but very different results. we will ask our sunday panel, is there a double standard? and our power players of the week share some words of wisdom for the class of 2018. all right now on "fox news sunday" ." and hello again from fox news in washington. we begin with breaking news. "the new york times" is the first to report a story that president trump's legal team sent a memo to special counsel robert mueller in january a serving broad presidential powers. in the memo the lawyers argue the president cannot be compelled to testify and cannot obstruct justice because he has authority over all federal investigations. in new lead lawyer rudy giuliani tells abc news if mueller tries to subpoena us, we are going to court. joining us now from manchester, new hampshire, president trump's first campaign manager and current advisor, corey lewandowski. is that the pres

if you stuck with corey lewandowski, you would not have been nominee. you are lucky paul worked for you. paul manafort has been indicted on alleged bank fraud. these charges not related to the work with the campaign. >>> former president bill clinton on sunday says the impeachment proceedings would have already begun if a democrat were president. >> i think if roles were reversed and i'm just talking based on my experience. if it were a democratic president and these facts were here, most would believe impeachment hearings would have started already. >> bill clinton took issue with the president's rough rhetoric and name calling. >> i don't like all this. i could not be elected anything now because i don't like embarrassing people. my mother would have whipped me five days in a row when i was a little boy if i spent my time bad mouthing people like this. >>> melania trump set to attend a reception which is closed to the media. this is the first time mrs. trump participated in an official event in a month. on may 10th, she greeted people from the north k

suburbs. >> i can't imagine that there's much even of trump's base that's going to be fired up by corey lewandowski mocking a special needs girl. that just seems perverted and wrong. the issue of immigration, jonathan has a good point, this is something that potentially motivates republicans but the problem that we've seen over the last couple of weeks is that the way in which it's being presented, little kids in cages and the language that the president is using on twitter, talking about immigrants infesting our countries, if you go and look at the vulnerable house districts this fall, places like the four districts in orange county, california, these are very heavily immigrant, highly educated districts that i don't think are going to take kindly to that kind of language and this could potentially imperil the gop's majority in november. that's one reason why you see some angst among republicans on the hill and so much frustration after trump's meeting yesterday in which he didn't give a lot of indication that he had any plans to change course. >> i mean, the way i hear what corey said as despicab

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. >>> former trump campaign manager corey lewandowski stopped by to talk about the family separated at the border. >> i read a 10-year-old girl with down's syndrome was taken by her mother and put in a cage. >> wah-wah. >> did you say wah-wah over a girl with down's syndrome? how dare you? >> and one speakers bureau is cutting ties with corey lewandowski. >> he said he never meant to insult anyone with down's syndrome. >> i understand what the perception is here and what the media wants to talk about. what zach was attempting to do was use a child with a down's syndrome to politicize the issue. >>> charles krauthammer, a columnist, has died at the age of 68. he had been battling cancer. he announced on june 8th he had a few weeks left to live. he was at "the washington post" and winning the pulitzer in 1987. it was a huge loss to debate on public policy. krauthammer was a long-time commentator on fox news and web site calling him a dean of conservative commentators. the post is dedicating a full page covering his work over the decades. george will talking about his work to overcome a n

joining us in manchester, new hampshire, corey lewandowski. is that the president of you?hat he cannot be compelled to testify and that he cannot as the president, obstruct justice? >> i am not an attorney so i want to be very clear about this but what this memo outlines what their team has said was, if the mueller team will subpoena the president, that is something they believe is not authorized because of his position. what they are trying to do is trying to sit down and figure out if the president will sit down for an interview, tha interview will be based on a narrow scope of questions that the team is trying to negotiate. what giuliani said, if the mueller investigators decide to subpoena, they will take it to court and i believe the court will be on the president's side on the.>>chris: in this specific issue, it has never been adjudicated. there is a long history of the courts orderpresident to do something and presidents agreeing to do it. subpoena is a court order. thomas jefferson, richard nixon had two bouts of the supreme court and releasing the watergate tapes.

congratulations, corey lewandowski. you sold your soul to donald trump, and you got nothing.or the rest of your life, you'll be remembered for that moment. in fact i'm being told we've obtained the opening line of his obituary. ( cheers and applause ) we've got a great show for you tonight. trevor noah is here. but when we return, i talk with stephen miller. stick around. ok. we're in this together. the trials and the triumphs. it's a journey. and petsmart is with you every step of the way. a peaceful night sleep without only imagine... frequent heartburn waking him up. now that dream is a reality. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? ♪ yeah! yeah! yeah! we hide hotel names, so you can find four star hotels at two star prices. h-o-t-w-i-r-e at two star prices. oh come on!r dog sit cupcake than clean the toilet? with scrubbing bubbles new bubbly bleach each powerful foamy bleach bubble makes your toilet super fresh. it's cleaning reinvented. i we worked with pg&eof to save energy because wenie. w

. >> you mentioned the womp-womp moment by corey lewandowski. watch this. this is fox news. >> i read today about a 10-year-old girl with down syndrome who was taken from her mother and put in a cage. >> womp-womp. >> did you say womp-womp to a 10-year-old with down syndrome -- >> what i said -- >> how dare you? how absolutely dare you, sir? >> well, he was on with my colleague chris cuomo to explain himself. here it is. >> chris, of course i never meant to insult anybody with down syndrome and who i was talking to was zach. i understand what the perception is here and what the media wants to talk about. but what zach was attempting to do was to use a child with down syndrome to politicize an issue. >> what do you think? >> this is just absurd. the dismissiveness about the problem just underscores, it seems to me, a lack of empathy with which this program was introduced all along. it is not just corey lewandowski. john kelly said they would be looked after. there is a lack of empathy for the children that reflects the demonization directed toward migrants a

. >>> corey lewandowski is defending the administration's zero tolerance border policy. listen to this exchange between the president's former campaign manager and a democratic strategist on fox news. >> i read today about a 10-year-old girl with down syndrome who was taken from her mother and put in a cage -- >> wah-wah -- >> i read -- did you say " "wah-wah" about a child with down syndrome -- how dare you? how dare you? how dare you, sir? >> wow, creative talent from 21st century fox are condemning the company over coverage of the border crisis. steven levity an, sector of "modern family" tweeting tuesday he would leave the network due to the fox news coverage. "modern family" is on abc but owned by fox tv studio. >>> corporate america is condemning the trump administration's practice of separating families at the border. top executives urging the government to end this border policy. companies like facebook, uber, jpmorgan chase, youtube, microsoft, apple, the list goes on. apple ceo tim cook calls the practice inhumane and heartbreaking telling "the irish times" tha

and i think what you saw there with corey lewandowski and with the trump surrogate is the fact that -- and rachel was talking about this earlier. the trump administration wants this fight. everything about this right now so far they have enjoyed. they like the liberal outrage. they like the mainstream outrage. this is a fight they are courting. this is an issue that trump wants to run on. this is an issue that -- and i think he's run about the politics and i'll say why in a second. but they are enjoying this. this is not a moment of tension in the white house. this is not a moment of unease. this is not a moment of conflict. this is not a moment where the president is sitting around, i think, in a state of profound ambivalence of what's going on. these are the politics he wants right now. i think the pictures we're about to see, they've already been devastating for the administration, i think. when we see these tender-age shelters as they're calling them, babies and toddlers in similar kind of facilities, the pictures they've been explicitly hiding from us for days, those pictures are

trump," fox news contributor david bossie, and former trump campaign manager corey lewandowski.ll right, guys, the inspector general's report, to me, it was very sad. i had seen and followed very closely for so many months all of the wrongs, all of the biases that were so obvious, and then in the end, after this huge report, we've got, okay, they kept their personal biases of the door. i don't want to spend a lot of time on this because i want to talk about the good stuff the president is doing. david bossie, what is your take on it all? >> first of all, this guy, agent of strzok, needs to be fired immediately. let your member. he was involved in the hillary clinton interview. he was involved in general mills and huma abedin's interview. he was involved in michael flynn's interview. this is outrageous that he is the center of this. he is clearly biased. somebody who hated this president and still does to this day. it is outrageous that he is still employed by the fbi, but more importantly, did the judge who issued the fisa want to know he was involved? was this man involved with

i also understand corey lewandowski is there, sarah, justice da just days after his controversial remarkhat's correct, corey lewandowski traveled down here to las vegas on air force one, according to the white house press pool. we spotted him working the crowd. he was very popular, attendees at the nevada state convention wanted to take pictures with him. he was something of a celebrity here in these circles. of course this is a very friendly crowd for president trump, like you mentioned. this comes just days after lewandowski was heavily criticized for mocking the story of a disabled girl who was separated from her mother at the southern border, ana. >> all right, sarah westwood, we appreciate your reporting. president trump, again, taking a shot at senator john mccain at that same nevada event. listen. >> repeal and replace obamacare. it was done until early in the morning a man walked in and he said, thumbs down, thumbs down. that was not good, and nobody knew he was going to do that. he campaigned on repeal and replace. he campaigned for years, repeal and replace, repeal and replace.

>> corey lewandowski has a situation that he has to explain and/or own.hink we have to get into why it was seen as so repugnant in the first place. it wasn't just what corey said. it's what it reflected to so many about what this administration believes about the people who are coming across the border. so he knows the policy, he knows where the president's head is. we're going to get after it with him tonight. >> we'll watch later tonight, chris, thank you very much. "cuomo prime time" 9:00 p.m. eastern here on cnn. >>> finally, a very, very sad note. we lost a towering figure in journalism today. charles krauthammer, the pulitzer prize-winning journalist has died. two weeks ago he revealed that his very difficult fight against cancer was over and that he had just a few weeks left to live. i knew charles well. he was a good friend. we went to many baseball games together. he was only 68 years old. my deepest, deepest condolences to his wonderful family. may he rest in peace. "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, chaos, confusion,

. >> corey lewandowski, former trump campaign manager this morning.he report about a 20-page letter the trump legal team wrote to robert mueller. joining me now, francis rooney of florida, a member of the foreign affairs committee. thanks for joining me. do you think the president is above the law as the legal team letter seems to suggest? >> i think in the united states of america, the principal is that no man is above the law. >> would you then agree that there is an effort to make it appear as if the president is above the law, that he cannot be subpoenaed and other suggestions by corey lewandowski and those in this 20-page letter? >> this is very interesting. to make the argument the power to pardon eliminates the power to obstruct. i would have to see what the legal theorists come up with on that. one thing that bothers me is the expansion of executive branch power that this represents. that's been going on since fdr. in 1973, a book was written called "the imperial presidency." look how far it's gotten in recent years. >> let's put up a part of

and that leaves a direct line to corey lewandowski. one of president trump's high-level functionaries on tv feeling the freedom to say something as cold hearted when he was presented with the scenario of a 10-year-old with down syndrome being separated from her parents. here was corey lewandowski's response to that. >> i read today about a 10-year-old girl with down syndrome who was taken from her mother and put in a cage. >> womp womp. >> i read about -- did you say womp womp to a 10-year-old with down syndrome. how dare you. how dare you. how absolutely dare you, sir. >> i said last hour if one of my fifth grade classmates said that i would say don't ever out with that kid. get away from that toxic kid as far as you possibly can. >> it is heartbreaking that he would say that. david is right. these are really tough problems. other presidents have confronted tough problems. the question is how do you confront them. what are the language that you use. and it all comes from the top. in 2015, even before president trump had declared for t

now it's up there with me with whomp-whomp, the corey lewandowski response to a child with down syndrome being separated from her parent at the border. those are the competing mottos. they're covering -- this is the administration that's really covering itself in glory. >> in the corey lewandowski case, whether it was stupid or mean spirited, you know, that's a double win. what are you possibly thinking. how dare someone who has the honor of being this close to the president behave that way. >> it's just a bevpervasive callousness. the idea, as her spokesperson claimed, that this jacket was unintentional, i'm sorry. the woman wears -- if she wears sneakers, they're $10,000 shoes. let's be real. >> no, they don't cost $10,000, they cost $900, but enough with your fake news garbage, it's $900. but to this exact point, it's 100 degrees. it's 95% humidity in texas. i just came from there. there's no scenario where you need to be putting on a jacket. the only message that ermas in texas right now -- >> but hold on, why do you think she did it? >> i think that this is a giant troll. i think wh

. >> you've got corey lewandowski directing disbursements from the foundation as they're campaigning through iowa. >> that's right. there's sort of a key bedrock part of charity law in the u.s. is that non-profits charities can't use their money to help political campaigns. you can't do that. what turns out to have happened in this case was the trump foundation this tax exempt non-profit was sort of coopted by the trump campaign used by the campaign to give away money at trump rallies and the trump campaign beak chose when and where and how and who and how much to give this money away. >> that's on its face illegal. >> it's not for me to say. the attorney general said it's illegal. >> the other thing, this was something that your reporting showed was using the foundation essentially as a means of paying off things for the president himself, you know, settling a legal settlement. is that proper? >> yes, it is. what trump never seed to grasp and even today in his defense he doesn't seem to grasp, he thinks that the only rule that applies to his charity as long as he's giving money to a

corey lewandowski's statement right there, do you agree with him and the president's message? is it powerful? >> well, let's be very clear. democrats need seriously to be focused on what do they offer as the alternative. that's exactly what i would be doing were i a candidate for public office. i would start, by the way, with a study of hillary clinton's book "what happened." can tell you exactly how she lost michigan, how she lost pennsylvania, how she lost ohio. she could tell you how she lost that election. we need to know that. and one of the issues in there was stop thinking that the weakness of trump can elect you. >> but how do the democrats fairly criticize the president? because at the very least, this president has, you know, can you say turned certain norms on their head. >> there is no question. any question put before you about the current situation, you answer it. but you really ought to be selling more than just your analysis of today. you've got to sell on what tomorrow would look like if nancy pelosi becomes the speaker again. i think there's a good case to be

the president's former campaign manager corey lewandowski is here. me, chris. >> you help me make sense of this situation. here it is. >> not your lawyer, a president's lawyer. you're saying he didn't dictate this. he did what any father would do. that turns out not to be true. you agree with that? >> once again, i know -- i answered this question on monday. i answered it on tuesday. and i'm going to answer it the same way today and you probably won't like it more on wednesday than it sounds like you liked it on monday or tuesday but this is a legal matter. >> one, corey, it's not a legal matter. not what she said. she said isn't a legal matter. sekulow doesn't represent her. i don't think she has counsel. unless you know differently. why doesn't she say here's what changed. i wish that we had corrected it sooner. all of the typical rational answers. >> you know, i don't speak for anyone in the white house, chris, as you know. but i think probably what sarah was trying to do when she relayed the information originally when she was asked and we have s

we'll take on the state of play in the white house with corey lewandowski. what do you say, friends? let's get after it. >>> independent senator bernie sanders here right now. only a few months from the midterm elections. donald trump's approval rating on the rise. here are the numbers. was about 39, 40, now 44% in a new poll. economy is up. penchant for punching opponents and ceding animosity apparently paying off in the polls. why are democrats and senator sanders confident they can regain the majority? let's test. senator, thank you for joining us. a true pleasure. i appreciate it. >> thank you for having me, chris. >> when we look at the poll numbers, i know you hate polls but apples to apples, the numbers now close to where obama was right before his first midterm. why do you believe trump will suffer the same fate obama do d or akin to it where the out party, the democrats, regain the majority? >> i think for a couple of reasons. one of the reasons the poll numbers are going up is the economy is very strong. worldwide, what we are seeing now is relativ

book and newt's books and both of those books sold, and corey lewandowski probably will sell according out there something like 250,000 books. now that more than covers an advance, let's just say he got advance of half a million dollars that more than covers it neil: trump jr. isn't indiana this for the money? charlie: i don't think so but people by the way advances are people like listen, i'm in it for the money because i need to pay the rent. he works for the trump organization and makes a lot of they to brag.e people get j neil: people are under the impression you don paid here charlie. charlie: i do. neil: it sounds like you need a book to make ends meet and you'll do very well and your books do very well. charlie: thank you. my last book did not do well it got good reviews but i want to make one point. the british tabloids say that if he does a tell-all book which includes his divorce, his alleged affair with some model. neil: he won't do that. charlie: and he tells about family drama he can get $12 million. i'm telling you based on what he's pitching, it's something like i want t

there are e-mails, including from corey lewandowski, one of his key aides during the campaign. you allege other mismanagement issues. trump making decisions himself without proper management structure. >> right. the proper management structure is what i was referring to earlier when i said there are procedures about the way a board of a foundation is supposed to operate and the principals, the decisions that are made to distribute money from the foundation. >> attorney general underwood, are you going to seek to depose mr. trump? >> i don't think that will be necessary. but i really can't -- it wouldn't be appropriate, i think, at this point to discuss the details of where this is going. we have filed a complaint, a petition. we made allegations. we believe we've got undisputed facts that will justify the relief we're seeking. >> mr. trump tweeted a response. here we go. the sleazy new york democrats and their now disgraced and run out of town ag are doing everything they can to sue me on a foundation that took in $18.8 million and gave out to charity more money than it took in

the lawsuit now revealing an e-mail from campaign manager corey lewandowski requesting the foundation to make grants in iowa days before the caucuses. >> is there any way we can make some disbursements [from the proceeds of the fundraiser] this week while in iowa? >> we have so many of these checks, they're all over the place. >> reporter: donald trump proudly presenting at least five $100,000 grants to iowa charities just day before the iowa caucuses. >> with 100,000 you can do a lot. >> reporter: the president today slamming the investigation, started by new york attorney general eric schneiderman who resigned in the wake of an assault scandal. trump tweeting, "the sleazy new york democrats, and their now disgraced (and run out of town) a.g. eric schneiderman, are doing everything they can to sue me on a foundation that took in $18,800,000 and gave out to charity more money than it took in. "i won't settle this case." >> this was not a sleazy or political action, nor was it this is a straightforward case of violation of the laws governing charitable foundation >> kyra what is the ne

a lot of people that i was on the campaign with, whether it was steven miller or hope hicks, corey lewandowsky, steven mnuchin. these people became friends. you have to remember back then we were outspent probably 2-1. we were outmanned 1.5-1. we were in a foxhole together. a lot of us became very close. >> can i ask you quickly about hope hicks. is there a reason why after her departure in march, her position hasn't been filled? do you think it will be filled and, if so, by whom? >> it will be up to the president. he has talked to a few people about the position. it's a unique position in that white house because the president himself is a very good communicator. he has a certain communications style. it is unorthodox relative to other presidents, frankly, and other washington people. so it's going to be very hard for a washington operative to take that role. and so i think he'll find somebody that matches his personality and hopefully can get along with john kelly. and if that happens, they'll name somebody. but for right now, though, i think the communication is going pretty well. they have

joining us, marie harf and trump's former campaign manager corey lewandowski.arie, i think dennis rodman did more for peace on the peninsula than your former boss barack obama. >> he can be nominated for a nobel with donald trump. that interview is so bizarre. there are very few people kim jong-un is comfortable talking to. and the fact that he has a relationship with dennis rodman is bizarrely helpful in getting a peace deal. remember when he dated madonna. jesse: corey, what do you think about rodman? >> i think dennis got a lot of rebounds and maybe one of them hit him in the head. there is only one person who is going to be responsible for the denuclearization of the korean peninsula. jesse: i agree with that. we'll see what happens as the president likes to say. speaking of presidents. one of the most of controversial hollywood a-listers thinks he can be president. listen to alex baldwin on howard stern. >> if i ran i would win. i would absolutely win. i'm 1,000 percent. >> why don't you run. if i ran for president i would relationship hands down. the funn

corey lewandowski marked a down syndrome child being ripped from his mother's arms and our own pres. marked the disabled journalist on the campaign trail. >> he denies that. >> i see the footage of it. the problem is left and right, there are people in white supremacist groups -- >> when democrat politicians get picked off during baseball practice then we can start talking. as of now we had republicans who were attacked for their political views by members of the fringe left and it is not just james hodgkinson there are other incidents as well. the violence right now is coming from the really angry and violent left. >> no one wants to see that violence perpetrated against either side and hopefully we can cool off and have several conversations about finding solutions. thank you for your civil conversation, donald trump and the practice of reading family for the purpose of health and human services saying the facilities they house children and are a far cry from what you have been led to believe, new video you will see next. california handcuffing the police, propose legislation will

, corey lewandowski said, in may of 2016, trump's giving it away, i can't tell you where it went butst me, he's giving it away. it turned out that was false. it was only after we raised more questions that trump gave it. >> you hear the word foundation, a foundation means other charitable -- i have a million dollars that i want to give away to children. donald trump, you take it and decide how it's going on. so think about what he was doing because it's not a foundation. he was taking other people's money that was meant for children and firefighters and cancer and said i'm going to pay my legal bills. think about the mind that does that. donald trump has been known in new york as the least charitable human being of any wealthy guy. he has never given a dollar of his own money to anybody. i'll give one fact that's never been out there. that foundation money, donald trump's kid went to my kids -- baron went to the same upper west side school, a very privileged school. he gave foundation money as a donation to an upper west side school that is a $50,000 a year tuition school. >> so othe

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she's children are still separated from their families he held a fund-raiser for dean heller and corey lewandowski who was obviously was highly criticized for his comments when he said, wamp-wamp when a 10-year-old girl with down syndrome was separated from her parents. he's avoided the immigration topic here the other night but here so far today he's been going all in. i do want to note dean heller, three years ago this vulnerable republican, richard, actually returned his campaign donation that donald trump gave him. today donald trump was holding a fund-raiser with dean heller. richard. >> yeah, dean heller voting 90% in favor at least, vaughn, as you know for donald trump policies moving forward. how is the issue of immigration resonating, this in a state with a high latino-american population, number one. number two, it being a swing state, small, six electoral votes but still significant and the very topic of the president saying we need 60 republicans in the senate, is this why he's there today to try to get heller re-elected because he wants to try to go toward that 60 when talking about i

we'll take you through it and we have corey lewandowski. >> thanks very much.ays the current immigration chaos resembles another mess. when you combine ancestry's with its historical records... you could learn you're from ireland donegal, ireland and your ancestor was a fisherman. with blue eyes. just like you. begin your journey at ancestry.com >>> state attorney general ben ferguson, along with other state attorney generals said that he would file a lawsuit over forced family separation of children and parents. he joins us now, along with cnn's chief legal analyst jeffrey toobin. bob ferguson, attorney general ferguson, in announcing your intention to file a lawsuit, you call the policy rogue and cruel. what makes it unconstitutional, though, in your opinion? >> sure. thanks so much for having me on, anderson. i appreciate it. there's two buckets of claims here, which we often have as we have challenged the administration 27 times in court. statutory claims. it's our view that the administration is violating federal law. when someone seeks asylum and comes to

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