front page of the new york four, co-written by reporters, the trumpet in corey trump inquiry includes contacts in the gulf. before the bureau had any inkling of the phone russia hopes. in fact, fbi agents sent an informant to talk to to campaign advisers only after they had evidence that the pair were linked to russians during the campaign. may contact late this summer with one campaign advisor, george papadopoulos, and later carter page. the role of the informant is at the heart of the newest battle between top law enforcement officials and president trump's .ongressional allies no evidence has emerged that the informant acted improperly when the fbi asked for help in gathering information on before campaign advisers were that the agents feared from fbi's investigative guidelines, which would be illegal. the president said the following, "things are getting really ridiculous. the failing and crooked new york times has done a long and boring story indicating that the world's most expensive witchhunt has found nothing on russia and me, and so now they are looking at the rest of the wor

corey lewandowski is a well-known trump guy. this should be the president's program.his needs to be like a parliamentary election. the people who support trump are the ones he should be supporting. lou: president's people need to be conscious of it because sometimes it becomes a process that leads to a result. and it's not helpful to even have an appearance of a divide. how long did it tak take the vie president to say the mueller witch hunt needs to end. ed: he's part of the president's team, and the president and his team need to be running the elections in 2018 and 2020. lou: but we don't see that level of coordination we would expect. speaker ryan has been absent throughout this contest between the special counsel and the president. why in the world will he and mitch mcconnell, there is no good reason other than horrible spite and terrible political judgment for them not to be supporting the president and ending the special counsel. ed: it's been a year now. get it wrapped up because it's been a terrible distraction. 018 will be a critical year for the president's

front page of the new york four, co-written by reporters, the trumpet in corey trump inquiry includesontacts in the gulf. before the bureau had any inkling of the phone russia hopes. in fact, fbi agents sent an informant to talk to to campaign advisers only after they had evidence that the pair were linked to russians during the campaign. may contact late this summer with one campaign advisor, george papadopoulos, and later carter page. the role of the informant is at the heart of the newest battle between top law enforcement officials and president trump's .ongressional allies no evidence has emerged that the informant acted improperly when the fbi asked for help in gathering information on before campaign advisers were that the agents feared from fbi's investigative guidelines, which would be illegal. the president said the following, "things are getting really ridiculous. the failing and crooked new york times has done a long and boring story indicating that the world's most expensive witchhunt has found nothing on russia and me, and so now they are looking at the rest of the world

trump calling off his planned june 12 leaderwith north korean kim jong-un. he called it a setback for the world and threw the ball back into north korea's corey perry pres. p: if and when kim jong-un decides to engage in constructive dialogue, i am waiting. >> i think the u.s., or president trump, is trying to keep some sort of a door open. now we have to see whether the relationship continues to deteriorate from here, or whether there really is hope that a new date can be scheduled. but i will say, i think it will be very much harder to schedule a second plant meeting. meeting.d what is interesting to me is what this says about china. the rhetoric was that he needed china to help make this happen. now, -- now that need is gone and we have that trade issue. >> surprised by donald trump's decision to cancel the much-anticipated meeting between himself and kim jong-un. the country remains willing apparently to meet the united states at any time. >> the chances of a summit happening, maybe not june 12 in singapore, but at some are just point, as likely today as they were yesterday. this is megaphone diplomacy coming from both sides, and this is an old tactic

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joining me right now former trump campaign manager, author of let trump be trump, corey lewandoski. good to see you again. >> great to be on with you, thank you. trish: i could ask, you've spent a lot of time with the president including i understand just last night with the president. how committed is he to seeing this through in terms of leveling the playing field with china your view? >> this is one of the most important aspects of his administration. what he has said was, he is in favor of trade which is fair for the united states. the days of free trade are over. it is going to be fair trade. we have a 500 billion-dollar a year deficit with china. when we send an automobile to china, they charge us 25%. when they send one here, we charge them 2.5%. trish: i know. >> when you look at -- steel industry -- trish: we're going to change that though, corey? china said, starting in july 1st, they're going to knock it down from 25% to 15%. in your view is that enough? >> we'll raise ours. we'll raise ours from 2.5% to 15% to make it even. it is not just, not just automobiles. it's stee

he never told his father about the meeting, on june 6th, trump junior made an 11-minute phone call to a blocked number. corey lewandowski testified the president's deresidence has a blocked number. the trump team was flailing for a response. they croafted a misleading one when the president was returning from germany. saying it was focused on adoptions. there was no reason of clinton dirt. as a special counsel probes the meeting it is unclear how involved the president was in crafting it. his father may have commented through hope hicks. the former communications director. he said he did not request his father's assistance saying hicks quote asked if i wanted to speak to him and i chose not to. >> thank you, sara. >>> the senate intel committee breaking with house colleagues by backing with the assessment that russia meddled in the 2016 election. chairman richard burr said committee has spent 14 months reviewing the sources and we see no reason to dispute the conclusions. the house intel committee disagree was the intelligence community that vladimir putin was trying to help trump. republican congress member

former trump campaign manager, corey lewandowski, told the house investigators that donald trump seniorlocked line in his residence. donald trump jr. was asked if his father ever used a blocked number, his reply, i don't know. and when asked if he ever discuss the russia investigation with his father, donald trump jr. said, no, not that i remember. multiple times throughout his testimony, donald trump jr. denied that he ever informed his father of the trump tower meeting saying, i never discussed it with him at all, and i wouldn't have wasted his time with it. but hours after donald trump jr. confirmed the trump tower meeting would take place, donald trump with candidate said this in a campaign speech. >> i am going to give a major speech, on probably monday of next week, and we're going to be discussing all of the things that have taken place with the clintons. i think you're going to find it very informative and very, very impressive. >> no, donald trump jr. never -- never talked to him about that trump tower meeting. >>> congressman eric swalwell and michael isikoff will join our dis

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they have been pressuring trump friendly media outlets to force rosenstein to reveal private details of the russia investigation. and that is steve bannon and corey lewandowski. none willing to talk on the record. >>> and president trump meets with south korean president moon jae-in at the white house today. some are growing skeptical over the meeting with kim jong-un taking place after rhetoric from north koreans. vice president pence warned north korea could like libya if it fails to make a nuclear deal. >> this will only end like the libya model ended if kim jong-un doesn't make a deal. >> some people saw that as a threat. >> i think it is more of a fact. >> libya, abandoned nuclear weapons in the 2000s. moammar gadhafi was overthrown by washington-backed rebels and was killed. ivan watson has the latest for us. good morning, ivan. >> reporter: good morning, dave. vice president pence went on to say in the interview the military option for north korea has never been taken off the table. it is remarkable how much of a change we have seen from the positive diplomatic messages coming out of washington and pyongyang in recent months to suddenly se

former trump campaign manager corey lewandowski and fox news senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano. do not miss any of this fine gentleman. the high-stakes trade talks between the u.s. and china. the key advisor to xi jinping is in washington today meeting with counterparts. steve mnuchin will include u.s. trade representative robert wyatt hiser, wilbur ross, national trade council peter navarro sidelined from the negotiations after clashing with secretary mnuchin when they were in china, yelling at mnuchin. reports now indicate that navarro will be at the trade meeting. what are you expecting from the second round of negotiations? president trump talking about zte, barely now zte, but essentially giving it a third chance. he did link the rescue to broader trade talks in china. that contradicts wilbur ross and some of the other people in the white house. >> your egos in the room, the room, some disagreement and shouting and that is fine working towards a resolution. that is still where we are. any sort of negotiation that starts from the point that we have an unfair deal and want t

intelligence chief as both sides try to salvage the summit between president trump and the north korean dictator kim jong-un. coreywski is the former trump campaign manager and co-author of the book "let trump be trump." a big moment and day for this presidency. >> it is. if you looked at secretary pompeo is in new york meeting with a high-ranking government official from north korea making sure if the meeting takes place on the 12th if singapore everybody agrees it is for the best interests of the united states and what secretary pompeo is there to do. the issue of denuclearization is the most important issue. if north korea is willing to have that conversation, this president is willing to come to the table and have that. by the way, sandra, this is the first time -- i know the media overlooks this -- that a potential meeting to take place between these two world leaders could happen and this president doesn't get enough credit for even having the opportunity to have a face-to-face conversation. >> sandra: is that the frustration you hear from the president? let's talk about this june 12th date first of all. fir

when fired trump campaign manager corey lewandowski set up the lobbying shop in washington his partnerthey had more clients than they could handle and they had to turn some away. and president trump is creating new openings for lobbyists, like threatening tariffs that lobbyist then try to get exemptions from for companies and countries. and the same thing is happening with president trump threatening to impose sanctions on companies doing business with iran. that means hundreds of millions of dollars of lobby fees will be paid. in a new report from "the washington journal," michael cohen helped a law firm recruit a corporate client with ties to jared kushner's family company. among five companies michael cohen delivered before the firm terminated the contract with him was u.s. immigration fund llc, which last year organized a trip to china for several kushner officials, including his sister to seek investors for commercial and residential towers in jersey city, new jersey in exchange for residency visas shathat would aw the chinese investors into the united states. joining us now is da

trump world were not pleased with that. one source told me that the president asked corey lewandowski to go kind of keep an eye on -- to keep eye on pence world. and another source i talked to about this, you know, basically said trump and pence are generally aligned, they get along personally, but this is trump making sure it's clear to everyone who's still boss. >> and politico is reporting on another set of friction, which is john mccain has decided he doesn't want donald trump at his funeral but he does want the vice president. so what does the vice president do? does he attend? if he does attend, does that irritate president trump? >> hard to imagine it won't irritate president trump. but in the end i think president trump will be happy to outsource that particular activity, that particular duty to pence because i think trump would not want to go to the funeral. you know how trump is, trump will be -- trump is focussed on slates and i'm sure it has annoyed him to have heard that he's not welcome at the funeral. it's also the case of trump being as narcissistic as he is, he would rather be playing golf that day. so he w

president trump's former campaign manager, corey lewandowski. d bossie who wrote "let trump be trump" with lewandowski. you are friends you and corey, right? >> yeah. we've known each other quite a few years, yes. >> sandra: what do you make of this move by him to join vice president mike pence's political action committee? >> this has been a long time in the making and talked about now internally for the last couple months. so this is no surprise to me. it is just a great addition to make sure that this team, the symmetry of this team is all moving forward and on the same page. this is a very good signal to all of the trump voters out there across this country that we're putting the team back together. >> sandra: is he taking the job with the president's blessing? >> well, of course. the president and corey spoke about this before he decided to do it. it's a great place for corey to be able to make moves for the president and vice president. this is just part of the team. it is not one team or the other, it is one team. that's what we are trying

." >>> corey lewandowski, remember him, he's making a comeback to trump world. this time, as part of vice president pence's political action committee. a republican source tells nbc news it was the president himself actually who asked his former campaign manager to join pence. the news follows "the new york times" report on growing tensions inside the white house over pence's expanding political power. politico reports president trump always wants to one-up his veep. matthew newsbom is the reporter behind that report. along with our guest, a former spokesman for brightbart news and an msnbc news think contributor. matthew, you noted several instances actually when the president changed his plans, then to sort of "big foot" the vice president, appearing at davos, headlining an anti-abortion gala this year after pence did so last year. what's going on here? >> we all know donald trump likes to be the center of attention and doesn't like this idea of vice president pence sort of taking this high-profile events. one was, pence was going to davos, trump decide he wan

when corey lewandowski the former trump campaign manager was testifying in front of a house panel he said that donald trump's primary residence has a blocked number. this is one of the points that we have seen democrats seizing on all day. does that mean that donald trump called his dad and told him about the meeting? no, it doesn't mean that. but, you know, it is an area that the special counsel could be looking into process. and it's anaire that senate democrats have question base. >> thanks want to get into the panel. jackie, michael kaubt o. jill lockhart and aen millgram. from a legal standpoint no smoking gun certainly for donald trump jr. in the transcripts. >> yeah, i agree. i don't think there is a smoking gun. you know there are questions. kushner was not part of the testimony before congress. and so there will o are i think pieces missing. but it's sort of -- i think what's interesting about it is there's always a question of what actually came out of that meeting. and it seems clear from most of the people were there that it was nothing substantive about hillary clinton.

. >> martha: here now is corey lewandowski. author of "let trump be trump." thank you for being here. what is your take on that? do you believe that the white house, that the president when he talks about spy gate is talking about a different individual who was embedded into the campaign at the behest of the fbi and who was an agent or is it your understanding that the white house is also talking about this professor who was questioning some sort of peripheral campaign members? >> you know, i haven't spoken to the president about this directly. but it's my understanding, based on, you know, what james clapper has talked about, that he has admitted that they took government resources and tried to get information from the trump campaign to, quote: protect the campaign from outside influence. and so, the question was, is this an individual who was on the periphery as you mentioned this professor who, as i ran the campaign for 18 months had never met and don't believe i ever had any communication with and he was trying to work his way through other individuals li

trump. and they're just waiting forrer the moment that that happens again. >> well, corey lewandowski, the president'smanager is now going toe work for his pac, that's pence's. a source tells nbc news that trump asked lewandowski to sign up. another said his arrival is meant to send a signal while trump and pence are aligned, trump is the boss. how do you read that, jeremy, that he put a mole in there? >> i read it as the vice president's office trying to undermine the report of my colleagues. basically, this came out about ten minutes after the report posted on nytimes.com. and what happened was basically, the pence forces within the white house wanting to signal that they're all in alignment with president trump and his team. so basically, corey lewandowski is joining pence is supposed to signal that all is well. and this was done as a response to the piece. >> let's talk about iconic politics. i think a lot of politicians are driven by pictures they remember growing up politically, and they try to match up to them and do the same smart move. let's talk about gerry ford and how he replaced nixon in

was founded by former trump campaign manager corey lewandowski and barry bennett, a senior adviser onign. one source familiar with the discussion tells the daily beast that at&t and avenue discussed a political consulting arrangement that wouldn't entail official lobbying and would cost the company the range of $40,000 per month but no agreement was reached. joining us now is the former assistant watergate prosecutor and an msnbc special contributor and back with us is jonathan alter. jill, let's start with you. i'm not a lawyer, i depend on you. it's unclear what part of these transactions were illegal but there what you know right now, what do you make of it? >> i'm going to put my money on avenatti and not giuliani and say that we need to finish the investigation. we can't well there's something illegal unless the investigation goes forward but where there's as much smoke as there is here there's probably fire and there's certainly a swamp. i've never seen a burning swamp but this one is. >> do you think michael cohen is up to no good or the american dream? it sounds like he was re

joining me now is former trump campaign manager corey lewandowski. welcome back. >> thank you. thank you for having me. >> i want to hit a few subjects with you first. first i want to ask you about this morning's scoop in the new york times. the list of questions, at least via a trump attorney, we don't know which one, but it seemed to have come from that side of the sourcing aisle here of the various questions mueller may have of the president. after you read the list of questions, what did you learn from it? >> well, what i learned from this, if these are the actual questions that the mueller team sent over to the trump attorneys and let's take it for garanted that it is to be safe. what it says to me is it looks like the mueller team is no longer investigating possible collusion between the trump campaign and the influence potentially of russia. i it seems there's a series of questions that fall outside the scope of what was originally supposed to be part of the mueller investigation to find out if russia was colluding with the trump campaign, and we now know there was no co

you touched on something and i'm about to talk with former trump campaign manager corey lewandowski. so i'll bring this up with him. you said that for the purpose of this report that may come out that they are still going to do the practice sessions or whatever we are calling them. i just want to make sure i heard you right. >> john: yeah. i think what they would probably do is ask the question the -- that robert mueller wanted to ask him. i don't know how many but there were 52 in the listing obtained by fox news to get a full accounting of what the president knows about all the areas that robert mueller wants to investigate. so when they write their report they have a fully detailed and comprehensive recollection from the president. >> harris: thank you. appreciate it. now let's bring in lieu lewandowski. author of the "new york times" best-seller "let trump be trump." great to see you. >> thank you for having me. >> harris: let's start with the so-called practice sessions, the prep sessions, the q&a. what do you think those are like? we got a few leaked information about some of t

and what about bannon being heard at the white house, and apparently speaking to corey lewandowski as well. >> well, trumpof the circle, wait a while, and he is going to bring you, because and there an odd sort of loyalty, and the people who hang out around him know that they are going to be get getting their time in the sun again. it does not matter how bad they are for the can country, and bannon is clearly a terrible person, but they will come back and tell trump things that make him feel good about himself and he likes people who agree with him, and go on tv to parrot the points that he likes, and so of course, he will bring them back, and fall out of favor, and then he will bring them back. it is a cycle with donald trump. >> and people have figured tout key to get his ear. and thank you both for being with us. >>> thanks. coming up, we have the final countdown. the iran nuclear deal is expiring one week from today, and will president trump stay in or will he walk away? we will talk about it up next. to severe crohn's disease. then i realized something was missing... me. my symptoms were keeping me f

democrats know that former campaign aide corey lewandowsky he previously testified that trump's primary residence has a blocked number. two days before the meeting, candidate teased about something that never happened. >> we will be discussing all the things that have taken place with the clintons. i think you will find it very informative and very, very interesting. >> and today is the one-year anniversary of when ropbt mueller was appointed as special counsel. it does remain to be seen if the president will comment on this since there has been confusion whether they will hold a previously planned news conference with the nato secretary. it was on the nato secretary's schedule, but it is not right now on the white house schedule. as for rudy guiliani, he says he plans to use this one-year anniversary to push special counsel to disclose how much money is being spent and to actively begin negotiating any possible interview with the president. chris and alisyn. >> jessica, thank you very much. let's bring in former special assistant to robert mueller michael zeldin and chief legal analyst

former trump campaign manager in lewandowski president and ceo, corey lewandowski as well. we take it off right here with his french trade tensions to repair the trump administration reportedly plan to hit the e.u. with aluminum and kill terrorists according to "the wall street journal." the exemption supposed to happen in this week aired an official announcement could come as early as today threatening to retaliate with tariffs have a doughnut products like motorcycles, jeans, bourbon. talking about the escalation. you think this will flare up. >> it is flaring up. if china is your enemy in terms of trade and you want to get on technology intellectual property , demand from china that american companies doing business there must hand over their technology. a new lock arms with your allies. the locker rooms with the european union and canada and mexico and take on china because we are more powerful is a large group than as an individual. that's not what is happening. we have uncertainty in terms of trade and tariffs for steel and aluminum with canada, mexico and our china in

more on this with corey lewandowski former trump campaign manager. how are you and good morning to you. >> sandra: good morning. >> bill: james clapper has a new book out and doing interviews. yesterday he said russia turned the election for your side and he said the spying issue has been distorted. listen. >> the important thing is not to spy on the campaign, but rather to determine what the russians were up to. were they trying to penetrate the campaign? gain access? that was the concern the f.b.i. had. they were just doing their job trying to protect our political system. >> bill: just doing their job protecting the system. >> jim clapper has proven to be one of the worst serial liars in our nation's history. another lie comes out when he opens his mouth. if he was so concerned they had to spy on the trump campaign were they also spying an the clinton campaign to make sure the russians weren't influencing the outcome of that side of the campaign? of course not. this was all about donald trump. spy gate is very real. james clapper, jim comey, the d

trump made sure everyone knows who's boss. a source told nbc news he was the one who asked his former campaign manager corey lewandowski to jointtee. with us now, white house reporter for politico who wrote about this today in a piece titled "trump puts pence in a corner," describing how the president is stepping in to assert his dominance. as with all things trumpian, it goes from the petty like snatching invites to speak to the nra to the more consequential decisions about staff and political appointees. talk about what you wrote today. >> that's right. well, we've seen a couple of occasions like you mentioned, both the nra and davos which was originally pence to go there. trump saw the guest list and decided i should do this and bunted pence off the schedule. leak-- like you mentioned, that's petty stuff. but there are more substantive moves. pence brought in john learner. the white house got wind of this, found out he had signed some never trump letters during the campaign and vetoed him as a choice. you do see substantive hits against pence from the president even though as we saw there in his public remarks pence lavi la

he voting tonight that allies of trump and steve bannon, corey lewandowski, it's dave bossie and steveortes who happens to be a commentator here on cnn that. >> want to attack rod rosenstein as part of the deep state. do you believe that this is a larger part, an effort by the president and his allies in congress and outside of government to discredit the special counsel? >> 100%. that's what i had hoped i had just said. motherer moreover what we're observing here is the de facto firing of john kelly. this is the other part there is an investigation that has taken place, and the president has ordered an investigation of the investigators. but this is the political part of it. these are the folks who are going out, and they're going to be his mouthpieces. >> and john kelly -- and john kelly isn't managing any of this, even though he is the president's chief of staff. i'm a former chief of staff of a governor, so why isn't he listening to john kelly? >> because he has de facto fired him. that's the reality. john kelly is no longer in charge of the president's most important agenda items.

former trump campaign manager corey lewandowski, co-author of the "new york times" best seller let trumpnow. welcome back. i know you agree with everything giuliani said. but next hour our viewers will hear from marco rubio making a different case. he don't think the president is guilty of any collusion but he is insisting allow the mueller matter to proceed until it reaches its natural conclusion. what's wrong with that? >> what's wrong with that is this investigation from the mueller team has spent millions of taxpayer dollars to already demonstrate what the president and i have said from the very beginning. there is no collusion, there was no cooperation, there was no coordination between the trump campaign and the outside entity and not fair to continue to spend taxpayer money. what is fair, though, put a definitive end date on it. it has been a year. and we don't know when this investigation will wrap up or when the report will be written and submitted to the department of justice and congress for their review. but that has to happen soon because if it doesn't, you can't just give a

liz: i'm not sure they would be happy if trump was putting an informant on a corey booker campaign. the one question this is the one answer they need. was that informant paid, did the fbi pay him to talk to the trump advisors because if he was paid, then he's a spy. then, adam schiff and jeffrey tubin and anybody else can't say he's a confidential source because a source is not supposed to be paid right so they're hair splitting with the terminology. if they paid him he's a spy and to your point the wall street journal says there has been massive stonewalling of chuck grassley and ron johnson and other republicans in congress when it comes to perceived bias so to your point they're black ing out documents your reaction to that because these guys in congress are getting really angry. >> they need to be angry. they need to be irate and live id. they need to never town down that anger because they have a right to know and it is not that they have some morbid cure it os id about it. it's that they need to find out is our government crooked just to be blunt? is the government crooked in t

you look at the difference, what corey gardner pointed out that happened on president trump's watch, too. look where we are now, fast forward. >> very true. i'm glad so many people were remembered, otto warmbier and it's been mentioned again and president mentioned it, i heard it on this network earlier today, we don't want to forget him and perhaps the way he paved the way for this. but when you talk about the language used on the tarmac, ari fliescher made great points about all of this is a dance, i mean, it's diplomacy on both siechldz the president's language, i think, was carefully chosen to signal a receptiveness to what is going on, the release was as well. it's a dance. you contrast that with what we didn't see from iran in the wake of the nuclear agreement. they, too, had the opportunity to come to the table. they could have allowed site inspections. they could have slowed down their ballistic missile program. they could have released prisoners. they could have done some of the things that we're seeing from north korea now in response to a softening stance from president ob

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jennifer, if the person you normally talk to because we do know according to corey lewandowski that the number that not then president trump was using was a blocked number. even if that's the person you normally talked to who has a blocked number, if you're not for sure you say you don't recall, right? >> i think ross is right about that. a lot of people do block their numbers. the question is going to be if in fact it the president's number, is it believable he would say he didn't recall talking to the president right at that moment about that topic. >> sure, that's a really good point, although in the end if doesn't tell you, ross, what they spoke about. >> at that point it want tsn't president, it was his dad and his boss. the notion that he would talk to his dad about any number of things, family things is reasonable to me. >> they have informed they cannot indict a sitting president. all they get to do is write a report is what giuliani says. why is he putting that out there? what's his strategy here? >> i don't doubt that rudy giuliani had that conversation with mueller or somebody on mueller's team and mueller is no

corey lewandowski testified to the house intel committee that candidate trump's primary residence had a blocked number. all of that just scratching the surface of those nearly 2000 pages of testimony, a very thorough investigation, not as a president likes to say, a witch hunt. all this comes on the day the senator richard burr, the chairman of the intel committee was just wrapped up its own investigation says this. quote, there is no doubt that russia undertook an unprecedented effort to interfere with our 2016 elections and there is this from fbi director christopher wray. watch. >> you sit at your confirmation hearing that russia investigation was not a witch hunt. it's been ten months, far more immersed in the details of the fbi. is that still your opinion? >> yes. >> so, you heard the fbi director, not a witch hunt. this is an investigation into what may be the greatest threat to the american democracy in our history. and every american deserves to know the truth. so, let's get to the show now. i want to bring in cnn's chief national correspondent jim sciutto, editor at large chr

>> th >> you mentioned sean hannity, corey lewandowski and others, people who are sort of the let trump be trump camp where they wanted to let him go on the attack. you had the original lawyers, ty cobb and john dowd who advocated that trump talk to mueller directly. but now you've seen a daily indictment of robert mueller's reputation. >> we see the familiar railing against the deep state, james clapper has now admitted that there was spying in my campaign, large dollars were paid to the spy, far beyond normal. starting to look like one of the biggest political scandals in u.s. history. spygate, a terrible thing. james clapper did not say that when he was on "the view." he did not say there was a spy in the president's campaign. going back to your conversation with roger stone, there is a concerted effort here to attack the deep state, to attack those who have made careers in the country's intelligence and law enforcement agencies. >> without question. this has been something they've been attacking from the very beginning. there are these shadowy, unforeseen sources that have been plot

corey lewandowski, michael cavuto, and jonathan turley, first we go to trump campaign manager cory lewandowski, nice to see you tonight. thank you for being here. it is pretty clear that we have seen a real sort of tact, real change in how they are going about this. >> yes, i think that that is right. what you see is mayor giuliani, very well-known, well-respected, former prosecutor understands what the mueller team is trying to do and what he is out lying is very clear, there's been no evidence of collusion whatsoever. so for the entire premise of the investigation which was supposed to be looking into whether russia colluded with the trump campaign to impact the election, that has not occurred. and now it has spun off in a series of different other things that they are looking into and what the mayor is saying is let's end this where we are going to fight about what you really should be looking into. >> martha: what you think rudy giuliani really picked up on in the meeting with robert mueller when he took over the job and said, let's sit down and talk about where we are? what do you think h

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he said corey, go over there and help the very much so we can government candidates supporting the trump-pence agenda. this is directly at the request of the president of the united states. i was at his super pac, now i have moved over to the vice president's pac to get more candidates elected. kennedy: very good. corey lewandowski, thanks so much. the white house communications office canceled the morning conference because of a leak. >> hundreds and hundreds of people work on this complex. a lot of people have access to sensitive information. kennedy: she said she is expecting a staff shake-up in the wake of the leaks. who is riding off to that big dancing with the stars episode in the sky. it's ladies night. conservative columnist and author how do i tax thee, and marie harf. and brook goldstein is back. marie, you have worked as a spokesperson. you had to interface with the press and had to protect the state department and the president, and try to keep freedom leaking sensitive information. why are they having such a hard time doing this in the white house? >> because there are competing