but cory lewandowski does remain a friend of the president.ncerns among some about in the white house, he xoo still hacould sti role inside or outside. >> and ivanka, jared, dorn, all were the reason why cory -- part of the reason why cory lewandowski got pushed out or were behind the pushing out. bob, thank you very much. ready or not, here i come. ♪ anyone can dream. making it a reality is the hard part. northrop grumman command and control systems always let you see the complete picture. and we're looking for a few dreamers to join us. manait's a series of is nsmart choices. and when you replace one meal or snack a day with glucerna made with carbsteady to help minimize blood sugar spikes you can really feel it. glucerna. everyday progress. take 5, guys. tired of your bladder always cutting into your day? you may have overactive bladder, or oab. that's it! we really need to get with the program and see the doctor. take charge and ask your doctor about myrbetriq (mirabegron) for oab symptoms of urgency, frequency and leakage. it's the first

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no one likes cory lewandowski except for the president and steve bannon. will be involved but from the outside. >> stephanie, why are folks in the white house concerned about the prospect of bossie and lewandowski coming back? >> i heard that about cory lewandowski. there are people around the president not part of the campaign that said we came here for policy and the country. if we're not going to get to the republican agenda what are we doing here. if president trump decides to bring back the likes of a cory lewandowski or bossie and goes on the road and on these campaign-style rallies how will they get to governing. the person i spoke to said you're going to see good people leave because think about it, the president gets up there on the podium at those rallies, what is he going to do, make promises that they then have to figure out how to write into policy. they can't do it, a la the health care law. >> critics will say hire whomever you want, nothing changes if the man at the top doesn't change. can new hires or old hires in new roles, can they resha

but a body slam is more dangerous, clearly illegal than what cory lewandowski did. it's bad, it's not something that should happen. >> according to the tape, what set mr. gene forte off. it's the health care bill, that's been a big issue in montana. in private, he praised the republican health care bill. the democrat opposes it. in public, he said i really don't want to take a position on it until we find how many people it will cover. this health care bill nationally only has 18%. so i wonder if he's feeling some heat about the health care bill, which has the potential to really hurt republican candidates. >>> a slew of arrests in connection with the manchester bombing and the victims who have been identified. that's next. to use their cell towers... not cool. straight talk wireless uses the same towers, but charges way less. you get the same 4g lte networks so your phone works in more places for a lot less. it's time to ask yourself... why haven't i switched? get a samsung galaxy s8, or bring your own phone. unlimited talk, text and data just forty-five dollars a

remember cory lewandowski that trump fired. he may be playing an official role in this administration soon. not to mention sean spicer who we've heard daily rumors. that could be happening as well. >> a lot to watch out for today. tracie potts, thank you. >>> i'm angie goff here at the live desk following a developing story out of iraq. women and children among fami e popular ice cream shop when a car explodes. new video from the aftermath. this is one of two attacks that killed 20. the attacks come as iraqi forces come as they continue to push them out of mosul. more insurgent attacks are likely. >>> 4:49. this morning portland oregon's mayor is making a controversial request after a deadly train stabbing. he's asking organizers to cancel an upcoming rally. the man went on a rapist rant before killing two people. jeremy christians stabbed two men on friday when they confr t he'll be arraigned on domestic terrorism. >>> local chapters of naacp are calling for action today. several chapters of the group plan to stand in solidari

cory lewandowski decided to shove you out of the way at an event.is culture of treating members of the media as props as campaign to be jeered at as donald trump did with katy tur or boo them and physically assault them. is this a thing in the republican base and why is it if it is? >> yes, unfortunately it is the thing. conservatives have always been skeptical of the media. they have always had a very wary relationship with them. the reason why, they feel like they are all democrats. they are democrats trying to make fun of them and don't put the story out correctly. the problem is, i think this has been very much accelerated during the trump administration. it's no longer that they distrust the media, they now despise the media, and it's created this -- it seems everything is entirely situational. in the case of ben jacobs. if ben jacobs had been attacked by a democrat rather than a republican, i think ben jacobs would be the media darling of the right wing. he would be on every headline of breitbart, back-to-back coverage on fox news. because it

he was spotted yesterday at the white house meeting with former campaign aides cory lewandowski, folkse trusts in the battlefield. the white house is realizing this is going to be months, maybe years long process and they're going to be taking fire from all sides, it's going to be difficult to advance an agenda in the middle of all of this and trying to put together an apparatus to handle it. it's difficult to bring folks in a climate like this to do messaging and politics. no one knows what's going to happen next and it's hard to communicate for a president who, you know, likes to be his own spokesman. >> you also write that president trump repeatedly talked about the russia investigation during that foreign trip and he seemed agitated about negative press about him. day in and day out when the president walks into that morning meeting with his senior staff that's what he covers. negative headlines about him. what more can you tell us specifically about what he said in europe and about the headlines around russia? >> well, i think the coverage of his son-in-law jared kushner was parti

cory lewandowski has a different narrative. he had a controversial time.t the white house gates? >> first of all, assuming they are there because they're preparing for a job, an interviewing for a job -- exactly. that job would be being the person somebody like sean spicer or sara huckabee at the podium can turn to when questions about these investigations come up. it would be fantastic for the spokesperson for the white house to be able to just shove all of those questions in the corner and point them towards bosse or lewandowski. >> they ve ver different -- >> both have -- that's what's important. that will tell you whether they want to have a continued combative relationship with the press which the lewandowski pick would be, or something that is a little few shades less combative but not necessarily like puppies and rosies. >> coming up another fight president trump is dealing with. this one is international. the president and german chancellor angela merkel taking swipes at each other. what she and the white house are saying today. plus house comedian

president trump held a meeting at the white house monday night with his former campaign manager cory lewandowski and deputy campaign manager as he looks to make changes. spicer also answered questions about the russia investigation. he declined to give details. cbs news has confirmed that when white house senior viruses and the president's son-in-law jared kushner met with the russian ambassador sergey kislyak in december they discussed setting up a back channel of communications. >> mr. kushner's attorney has said that mr. kushner has volunteered to share with congress what he knows about these meetings and he will do the same if he is contacted in connection with any other inquiry. >> reporter: the president is in the process of forming a legal and crisis communications team to deal with the ongoing investigation. kelly o'hara for cbs news, the white house. >>> president trump also tweeted his opinion today that the u.s. senate should change to a system of majority voting to get measures on healthcare and tax cuts passed. >>> cutting words about the president from democrat nancy pelosi during

you remember the cory lewandowski thing. let's see what happens.ou do not body slam someone. >> eric: we had a fox crew, camera crew who witnessed the whole thing. i'm not condoning it. i think the guy was wrong. my whole issue and the monologue was, you can't blame trump. >> rob: absolutely not. i think gianforte needs to hire better security. >> eric: let's leave it there. stunning new poll reveals what americans really think about the mainstream media, fake news. whoa, this thing is crazy. i just had to push one button to join. it's like i'm in the office with you, even though i'm here. it's almost like the virtual reality of business communications. no, it's reality. intuitive one touch video conferencing is a reality. and now it's included at no additional cost with vonage business. call now and see why 3,000 companies a month are switching to vonage. business grade. people friendly. >> lisa: welcome back to "the fox news specialists." i am lisa boothe in for eboni k. williams. our specialists today are rob o'neill and rachel campos-duffy. acc

for going to be talking to a number of people at the center of it, including cory lewandowski, who maye back on his way to the white house. first, the news, the justice department announced a special counsel to oversee the russian investigation. attorney general jeff sessions has already recused himself from the matter, so from here on out, the entire thing will be led by robert mueller. "bad idea, good choice." first, to the choice. mueller is an adult. more to the point, he has nothing to prove. that may be the most important quality in someone with nearly unchecked power as a special counsel. he's already overseen complex prosecutions, run the fbi, served under republicans and democrats. he has earned a reputation for rectitude, so he doesn't need to make a name for himself but he has one already. if there is not a crime at the bottom of all of this, he's unlikely to manufacture one in order to save face, so many other prosecutors are tempted to do. mueller is about as impressive a choice as the justice department could have made. now, to the other question, maybe the more important

cory lewandowski decided to shove you out of the way at an event.ulture of treating members of the media as props as campaign to be jeered at as donald trump did with katy tur or boo them and physically assault them. is this a thing in the republican base and why is it if it is? >> yes, unfortunately it is the thing. conservatives have always been skeptical of the media. they have always had a very wary relationship with them. the reason why, they feel like they are all democrats. they are democrats trying to make fun of them and don't put the story out correctly. the problem is, i think this has pena nieto very much accelerated during the trump administration. it's no longer that they distrust the media, they now despise the media, and it's created this -- it seems everything is entirely situional. in the case of ben jacobs. if ben jacobs had been attacked by a democrat rather than a republican, i think ben jacobs would be the media darling of the right wing. he would be on every headline of breitbart, back-to-back coverage on fox news. because it

cory lewandowski, brian lanza, jason miller, he may go to those guys, made go to a new group of peopleif he calls, people are going to be responsive. he's the president. he has a whole team of people that helped bring him in the white house that he has an enormous amount of respect for any trust. i think some combination of those men and women are there and ready to serve him. i think the most unique thing about what's going on right now is that he's a disruptive change agent and that swamp has a very intense immunological system. they don't want him in there, they are trying to reject him in every way they can. it will be interesting to see what happens. >> kimberly: you think this is something he can turn around and relatively short order with the right people in place? >> last week we did the salt conference at skybridge. we did a survey. we had a collection of different people. universally, at the table, every person more or less said they thought the president could correct this. he's got a big opportunity to control the narrative, one great thing about the presidency, it sets the

for going to be talking to a number of people at the center of it, including cory lewandowski, who maye back on his way to the white house. first, the news, the justice department announced a special counsel to oversee the russian investigation. attorney general jeff sessions has already recused himself from the matter, so from here on out, the entire thing will be led by robert mueller. "bad idea, good choice." first, to the choice. mueller is an adult. more to the point, he has nothing to prove. that may be the most important quality in someone with nearly unchecked power as a special counsel. he's already overseen complex prosecutions, run the fbi, served under republicans and democrats. he has earned a reputation for rectitude, so he doesn't need to make a name for himself but he has one already. if there is not a crime at the bottom of all of this, he's unlikely to manufacture one in order to save face, so many other prosecutors are tempted to do. mueller is about as impressive a choice as the justice department could have made. now, to the other question, maybe the more important

for going to be talking to a number of people at the center of it, including cory lewandowski, who mayhe white house. first, the news, the justice department announced a special counsel to oversee the russian investigation. attorney general jeff sessions has already recused himself from the matter, so from here on out, the entire thing will be led

that war room could also bring back cory lewandowski to the president's inner circle.ard lawrence, back to you. >> thank you, edward. >>> president trump also said to be considering a shake-up on his communications team. reports suggest he may strip press secretary sean spicer of his on-camera briefing duties in favor of sarah huckabee sanders. earlier this month, the president threatened to cancel daily briefings all together. he was the only world leader who did not give a press conference after the g7 summit which ended on saturday. and also he did not hold a single news conference during his nine-day trip abroad, a significant departure from former presidents. his aides say he was too busy. >>> want to tell you about this extraordinary moment during a meeting between the new french president and vladimir putin. emmanuel macron welcomed putin. at a rt and sputnik of spreading false stories during france's recent protection. putin denied moscow meddled in the election. and german chancellor angela merkel stunned the international community yesterday with comments tha

cory lewandowski, brian lanza, jason miller, he may go to those guys, made go to a new group of peopleif he calls, people are going to be responsive. he's the president. he has a whole tape team of people that helped bring him in the white house that he has an enormous amount of respect for any trust. i think some combination of those men and women are there and ready to serve him. i think the most unique thing about what's going on right now is that he's a disruptive change agent and that swamp has a very intense immunological system. they don't want him in there, they are trying to reject him in every way they can. it will be interesting to see what happens. >> kimberly: you think this is something he can turn around and relatively short order with the right people in place? >> last week we did the sold conference at skybridge. we did a survey. we had a collection of different people. universally, at the table, every person more or less said they thought the president could correct this. he's got a big opportunity to control the narrative, one great thing about the presidency, it set

for going to be talking to a number of people at the center of it, including cory lewandowski, who mayack on his way to the white house. first, the news, the justice department announced a special counsel to oversee the russian investigation. attorney general jeff sessions has already recused himself from the matter, so from here on out, the entire thing will be led

cory lewandowski is one of them. then he got shoved aside as the campaign got bigger. he was on "fox & friends" this morning and is talking about a possible return to the white house. he also talked about the kind of people who should work for the president. listen. >> when you have a president who was so active, who is so articulate, who was so good i communicated with the media, sometimes you get stuff that has to keep up with him, and it's much easier if you have people who have a pre-existing relationship to understand how the president functions. that makes it much more cohesive. >> jon: a pre-existing relationship. at donald trump values loyalty above all. speak out that's true for any president. you come into the white house with the president. the world changes in a moment. when you take the oath of office. when you're in that bubble. it was true of obama, and bill clinton, and bush. that being said, the president campaign was so small that adjusting to the much bigger staff responsibilities and staff positions and the west wing and the administration overall h

everybody knows about the incident that you had with ko correspo cory lewandowski but talk to me aboutwere so angry with the media, why they were so antagonistic with reporters? >> i don't think this is anything new. i think they were happy with how obama handled the administration. they didn't hold them accountable. he felt that reporters were biased and they're democrats. there is some truth to that. if you go to news rooms in new york city, you won't find as many reporters that are anti-gay, anti gun laws. trump capitalized on that sentiment. now they detest the media, they despi despise them, and it's a very weird time for reporters right now and trump just acts on it. >> what did you take from gianforte turning on him. >> i was one of those people as well. i feel there is a liberal bias in the media, and we tried to show a perspective that a lot of americans felt wasn't being represented in mainstream media. obviously my situation was very terrible in the sense that i was abandoned by my publication, but what i think is now all of a sudden it feels in politics that people are view

. >> mike: i'm a big fan of cory lewandowski's. he did a terrific job for donald trump.ould love to see cory back because here's what he brings that i think every person in a position like that has to have. two qualities. one is loyalty and the other is confidentiality. you keep your mouth shut and you stay loyal to the person that you work for. cory has those qualities. even when he was fired, he never said one negative thing about donald trump or the people around him. he could have gone out and said there were people out to get me. never did he do it. that tells me that this is the kind of guy you want on your team. >> harris: i just got the chills a little bit. i never called us out to attention, we are sitting among royalty when it comes to running for president. i want to know that inside scoop on what it's like to have people you can count on amid so many leaks. >> abby: nobody took it on home. >> meghan: sarah huckabee sanders, who we are all big fans of, she's a breath of fresh air and the white house briefing room. there was a definite tone difference. it was a

and they may bring on former campaign manager cory lewandowski to help with damage control. that's happening as white house communications director michael dubke is leaving the west wing. despite all that, spicer insisted the support happy with his team and then took a jab at the news media. >> i think he's very pleased with the work of his staff. i think that he is frustrated, like i am and like so many others, to see stories come out that are patently false, to see narratives that are wrong, to see quote, unquote fake news. when you see stories get perpetrated that are absolutely false, that are not based in fact, that is troubling, and -- and he's rightly concerned. >> can you give an example of fake news. >> yeah, absolutely. >> reporter: spicer's only example an erroneous tweet that the president wasn't listening to a translation at the g7 what he really was. >> that's the kind of thing that the bbc and a reporter that is joining the "new york times" push out and perpetuate. you're shaking your head, pieter. it's true. >> reporter: but he refruited to say whether report

alert many thanks to my friends on "the five," other major breaking news night, herman cain, cory lewandowski schlapp, geraldo rivera, lou dobbs are all here with reaction and later tonight, my special tribute to the founder and former chairman of the fox news channel, roger ailes, he was a force of nature who forever changed the media and political landscape in this country for the better. if it was not for roger ailes i would not be sitting here with you tonight. we'll have much more on the passing of roger ailes coming up later on the show. but first it is time to fight back against the five powerful forces that are now aligning to destroy presidents don

spicer reportedly had a good relationship with his former boss mike dubke, also confirmation that cory lewandowski is coming to white house but not clear in what role. we'll follow this for you. >>> nbc news is learning that president trump's son-in-law is being advised to keep a lower profile and this comes amid reports that jared kushner tried to set up a secret communication channel with russia before the inauguration. nbc news and peter alexander reports that while a top republican is expressing outrage kushner still has the president's support. >> mr. trump fending off critical headlines telling the "new york times" he has total confidence in son-in-law jared kushner. after reports kushner tried to establish back channel communications with moscow in december during the transition. "the washington post" reporting kushner asked about using russian diplomatic facilities for the talks to shield them from u.s. surveillance. nbc news was first to report the 36-year-old political newcomber is under fbi scrutiny in its russia investigation into possible collusion between the trump campaign and russi

so you've seen former campaign manager cory lewandowski, former cnn contributor as well going in andthe white house. you've got former campaign official spotted at the white house in recent weeks. significant? >> yeah, i mean i think that it is clear that the president is grappling with how to structure his white house now, in light of the new reality in which it's existing which is under his cloud of the russia investigation. and there are reports of looking at sort of the clinton era model as trying to wall off, build a team of people who do nothing but the russia investigation, to allow everyone else, including the president, the flexibility and mobility to focus on the agenda. and that is what i think we are seeing behind the scenes right now, the conversation about how to build that and how to execute on that, and, you know, the names you've mentioned certainly are folks that can get in to sort of the political trenches, this is political warfare for them right now. and those are exactly the kind of folks that can sort of run that kind of war room operation. >> david chalian. th

we're picking up from our sources that perhaps the former campaign manager for donald trump, cory lewandowski part of that. that is going to be a tough challenge for some people inside the white house, namely jared kushner, his daughter, ivanka trump, who was very instrumental forcing lewandowski out of the campaign. so we'll have to see if that pans out. in the meantime, we should point out that the white house was really pushing back on the notion that the president has been distracted by this russian investigation during this foreign trip. they said to reporters earlier today that they're focused on the objectives of this trip and released a statement saying basically that over the course of a year of an investigation that there's been no evidence found of collusion between the trump campaign and russia. but we should point out there are a couple of problems with that statement. one is, this investigation has not been going on for a year, and at the same time, we should also point out while there may not be evidence of choose so far, pam, there certainly is evidence, and there has been som

about that, of allies of the administration, family members of the administration, we saw co cory lewandowski what else will they find? and how blatant will other examples be? is this where the white house says, we cannot have more of this and need to get together with the legal counsel in the white house and talk about the bright lines in the sand. or will this continue? talk about the russia thing as a distraction, this story alone in china could, i think, develop into an enormous distraction for the white house. >> last word to you, tim. thank you very much. cora from the washington ho"wa." thank you for joining me on this lovely spring day here in washington. we'll have much more coming up after the break. i joined the army in july of '98. i did active duty 11 years. and two in the reserves. our 18 year old was in an accident. when i call usaa it was that voice asking me, "is your daughter ok?" that's where i felt relief. it actually helped to know that somebody else cared and wanted make sure that i was okay. that was really great. we're the rivera family, and we will be with usaa for li

. >> remember during the trump campaign, cory lewandowski, there was this issue about whether he grabbedor not, and that faded away after the police got involved. this seems more serious. a body slam is more dangerous, clearly illegal, than what corey lewandowski did. but it's indicative of the atmosphere which we're living now. and i don't mean to make light of it. it's bad, it's not something that should happen. >> according to the tape, what set mr. gianforte off, was not about these investments but the cbo score of the health care bill, which is a big issue in montana. gianforte has praised the republican health care bill in private. the democrat, of course, opposes it. in public, he said i really don't want to take a position on it until we find how many people it will cover. they did that this afternoon. so it was a really important question. the fact that he snapped -- this health care bill nationally only has 18% support. so i wonder if he's feeling some heat about the health care bill, which has the potential to really hurt republican candidates. >> i want to thank everybody. >>

we're told cory lewandowski met with the president before he left and it's to bring him back to do crisis management or control. we're told that's an issue, an idea under serious consideration. he's a lobbyist. he he's got a very interesting list of clients and i'm sure he doesn't want to divulge if he comes back to service. i think it's going to be an indication of how seriously they're taking this. >> shake up is not gone. there was supposed to be a staff check up a while ago. i think he's still very much alive. we don't know how it's going to land. >> good way to keep fear in the west wing as well. one of the other star witness before committees coming up will be general michael flynn. today we learned he's going to take -- >> and the question is what's ne next? both of them areopen on the idea of trying to hold him in contempt of congress or doing something to try to get access to these documents. we know going through the contempt procedures is a long process, very difficult to enforce but the idea for burr and warner is to scare the other witnesses into complying with the request fo

i think job, who's the state treasurer will go there and win that election. >> cory lewandowski. hy griffin thought this was funny. we're warning you. but no one laughed at her disgusting beheading of the president's stunt. now she says she's sorry. but not to happen. is it too little too late. ainsley: plus the bombshell re blew up and not in the way that the mainstream media was hoping. newt gingrich on that coming up you always pay your insurance on time. tap one little bumper, and up go your rates. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? news flash: nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. switch and you could save $509 on auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™ liberty mutual insurance. at angie's list, we believe there are certain things you can count on, like what goes down doesn't always come back up. [ toilet flushes ] so when you need a plumber, you can count on us to help you find the right person for the job. discover all the ways we c

here yesterday, trump's first campaign manager, cory lewandowski were here.hey met with all west wing senior staff. both could be brought into this white house or assigned by this white house to create a war room to deal with the ongoing russia investigation stories. in his first memorial day speech as commander in chief, president trump called fallen u.s. soldiers heroes. >> we can never repay them, but we can always remember. >> present. >> reporter: the president paused after laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. later, he met families and a mother memorializing her son. >> you take care of yourself. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: the solemnity of the day contrasts with continuing drama inside the white house. top adviser and son-in-law jared kushner is now a focus of the investigation into possible collusion between the trump campaign and transition with russian officials or operatives. cbs news has confirmed that when kushner meat met with russian ambassador sergey kislyak in december, the two discussed setting up a back channel for com

and among the names brought up, david, are you and cory lewandowski.u know, it's an honor and a prehistoric to consider the president of the united states your friend. he's somebody i've known for a long time. i worked on his campaign and the transition. for me to talk about opportunities that present themselves at the white house is kind of a hety thing for a little guy like me. so i just -- i don't know what's going to happen. but the white house needs good people who mean well for the country. and who want to do the right thing for the country and so they talk to, you know, many people, including me. clayton: david, is that a "yes"? have you been asked? >> no. i'm not going to say that there's a -- something sitting on the table for me to pick. that would be a little -- i think that's -- there's -- it's an ongoing conversation, and i think that's a fairway to put it. brian: when you say there's spartan ranks, how short are they in terms of machine power? >> well, it's an incredibly hard job. the hours is like nothing you've ever seen. so you need as

cory to leakers, get out. howie: great to see you, corey lewandowski. thanks for joining us from new hampshire.tephen colbert using crude language. and jimmy kimmel taking a swipe after doctors save his baby's life. went to ancestry, i put in the names of my grandparents first. it gave me a leaf almost right away. within a few days, i went from knowing almost nothing to holy crow, i'm related to george washington. i didn't know that using ancestry would be so easy. howie: stephen colbert is the most anti-trump voice in late-night tv. >> you talk like a sign language gorilla who got hit in the head. the only thing your mouth is good for is being vladimir putin's [bleep] holster. howie: colbert responded by saying he had no regrets. >> i have jokes, he has the launch code. so a fair fight. so while i would do it again i would change a few word that were cruder than they needed to be. howie: in new york, marisa guthrie and in washington, carley shimkus. marisa, stephen colbert revised his ratings and got himself out of last place by bashing president trump. that ugly joke was beneath him. why coul

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