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president trump really laid this ut as ryan said at cpac, it is cpac that originally gave him the spring board. the first time we started seeing how people -- his speeches resonated with peep and guild to smaller town halls and got traction with same message he's bringing today. here is why it will get worse. to press to continue his agenda and as economic conditions get better, as much will et better, they continue to fight. if you think they will give you your country back without a are sadly mistaken. everyday, everyday it is going to be a fight. that is what i'm proudest about donald trump, all the opportunities he had to waiver this, people come to him and said, moderate, everyday in the says, i ice, he committed this to the american people, promised when i ran and on this.ver [applause] you hearthis question, bannon, senior advisor to president trump and chief of staff priebus among advisor to president trump and chief of staff priebus among republicans only, is there unity? priebus is calling for that yesterday, the event we covered live between the party and bannon tives, steve m

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cpac in his first year as president, that was 1981.first cpaci covered and the difference in cpac is pretty remarkable. it was seen as a wing of the republican party and republicans at that time were a wacky wing. one of the interesting things that, i think, we saw president trump's speech here the degree to which he is putting his own stamp on the conservative movement n. some ways on trade and some other issues, donald trump does not have the traditional conservative position on the issues and yet no protests with him. he got an extremely enthusiastic reception. >> he spent a few minutes talking about the fake media and i thought he wasn't going to necessarily follow anything scripted and a couple of minutes in he went to scripted speech and he talked about immigration and regulation and he talked about health care and he did receive, i would say, innovation for every point that he brought up. it was an enthusiastic crowd and like you mentioned, it wasn't just necessarily a group of conservatives, it was different people from all acr

we saw that here at cpac. follow both events throughout the afternoon, so stay with us. cting to hear as i mentioned here from the epa administrator, scott pruitt. stay with us. boost it's about moving forward not back. it's looking up not down. it's feeling up thinking up living up. it's being in motion... in body . . . all in 3 delicious flavors. it's choosing to go in one direction... up. boost. be up for it. >> whether it's about regaining power or exerting it, political movers and shakers are out in force this weekend at the conservative action political conference just outside washington. we are waiting to hear from scott pruitt, the new leader at the environmental protection agency. >> and in atlanta, georgia the cross roads of the south, the democrats, are they cross roads themselves. this is the dnc winter meeting where they are now trying to pick their new chairman. they have just finished voting for the first ballot on deciding who will lead them into battle

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doug mckelway is at cpac. one of the president's renamed it tpac. >> since 1973 the nation's largest conservative political conference has gathered for its annual convention but this year changes afoot. the candidate who refused an invitation to speak your last year is now the standardbearer of a republican party that holds not just the presidency but both houses of congress, more than two-thirds of state legislatures and 31 governor's office is buried >> he's creating a whole new shift in politics. his presidency and has a administration is going to be just that. like something we've never seen. >> she may have harbored -- -- go >> trump brought a lot of new people. probably people in this crowd that wouldn't have been here before. >> the convention marks the first time a first-year president will speak since ronald reagan. trump is scheduled to address the crowd tomorrow. white house chief of staff reince priebus joined by the often seen but seldom heard advisor steve bannon, both offering insight into the w

best buds at cpac. tal. thank you. it is interesting on the mike pence knocking down the angry town halls. the wall street journal analysis saying it is more organic than organized. that was the view of the wall street journal. >> there is organization to it, but they need something. >> political new comer is the theme we are finding. a lot of the people protesting are new comers. >>> a lot to get to in politics this morning. joining us to break it down is eugene scott and selina zito. let's start with what's going at cpac. selina, you are there. let's talk about the feeling in the room. steve bannon. what is the feeling there? a piece on cnn.com asking if donald trump is a conservative? are they happy with the vision? >> in the room as cpac, everyone is very happy. unlike the past few years, people have been agitated and agonizing over the direction of the party. are we ever going to win the presidency and who are we? last year, trump didn't speak at cpac which left a lot of people wondering if he is one of us. the mo

i mean, donald trump wasn't necessarily always welcome at cpac.terday he kind of struck a different tone, a lot of cheers in the crowd. what changed? >> he got a very, very good response. a lot has changed. donald trump's president now. a year ago he skipped cpac at the last minute, deciding to campaign instead. ted cruz went when it was just the two of them fighting for the republican nomination. cruz attacked him, said the fact he didn't show up meant he wasn't a real conservative. he got booed the year before last for saying send in ground troops -- julie: we've got to interrupt you real quick because we have breaking news. the dnc chair, that vote coming in. let's await those results, go to this live. >> so that everyone can see them. [inaudible conversations] >> you would -- i would like to invite the candidates for the office of chair to return to the room as well. and as soon as i've been informed that they are here, i will announce the results. [inaudible conversations] julie: okay. so donna brazile's waiting for the candidates to resomewh

he laid this out many years ago at cpac. it is cpac that originally gave him the springboard.he first time at breitbart we started seeing him, saw how his speeches resonated with people, and then we would go out to these smaller town halls later and he really, he got traction with the same message he is bringing today. here is where it is going to get worse. he is going to continue to press his agenda and as economic conditions get better and more jobs get better, they are going to continue to fight. if you think they are going to give you your country back without a fight, you are sadly mistaken. every day, every day, it is going to be a fight, and that is what i am proudest about donald trump. all the opportunities he had to waiver office. all the people who came to him and said, you have to moderate. everyday in the oval office, he this to committed t the american people, i promised this when i ran and i'm going to deliver on this." [applause] >> how novel. how interesting. i was being asked by some reporters, why is trump doing x, y, or z? and i said, because he said he wo

is this the president's cpac? >> this is conservative cpac and these are conservative activists. there's an excitement here because we have the opportunity to accomplish what we've been talking about for years. >> reporter: donald trump wasn't here last year. how does he win over the conservatives in room? is there a fight happening right now for the republican party? >> listen, the first month of the trump presidency i think on substance and policy has been very strong. >> so do you agree with the senator there, jason? and then, michael, i'll get your take because you were shaking your head. >> first off, i'd like to dispute this notion that he has to win over conservatives. the man won the election. he's now our president. what he's doing in the office and what we've seen so far is exactly what he said he would do on the campaign trail. >> even in the conservative party, not everyone was behind him. there was still a never trump movement. >> that was always the folks, the more establishment-type folks, the folks that didn't want to disrupt the system. when you have the presiden

and talked at cpac. steve bannon is someone i know well and have worked with over a decade. i know some people say some of the most horrible things about him and those things are not true. my encouragement to him is to talk more about what your point of view is, because there might be political disagreements out there, but it's always better when you can voice them. and i think he gave voice to those beliefs and concerns that he has and i think it was one of the highlights of the conference. >> but matt, what do you say to the people who are watching and screaming at the tv, he's been associated with the alt-right, reportedly called breitbart, which he headed up, the platform for the all tt-right. do you associate steve bannon with the alt-right as he himself has in the past, and what does that mean to you? >> the first time i heard the term alt-right is when hillary clinton talked about it in a rather famous campaign speech during the presidential campaign. i didn't really know what she meant. as we've

let's go to cpac where kasie hunt is standing by. it was a creepy comment about white supremacy all of that. he is not hiding from that. >> he is not hiding from it. it's difficult to ask those questions to be honest. it's clear that the organizers wanted him out. they wanted to make sure it was about him being thrown out. he held inprompt comment -- about underage sex this is absolutely untenable, but richard spencer creating controversy today. it underscores the divide going on here at the conferences between establishment conservatives and how uncomfortable they are with some of the elements the people around donald trump critics would say they are encouraging them and they are people praising donald trump and our they held conferences -- hail trump in washington, after he was elected and can punched in the face twice. i think you saw it on stage, too, between steve bannon and priebus. >> let's listen to what he said. >> just a few years ago this hate filled left wing factious group hijacked the term alt-right. we know who they ar

you had the president come to cpac and talk about the media as the enemy. is this an experience of inexperience at the white house? are they reacting to media scrutiny? or is it a strategy to make the media an opposition party? julie: i think it's a strategy. we saw it progress in a much more orderly way than they have in the past. it's been offhanded comments by the president, a tweet here but here you had steve bannon come to cpac and say the media is the opposition party, it's only going to get worse. the next morning we had donald trump come and unleash this very aggressive attack on fake news, he charged that reporters are making up sources. it's not to be believed. they're just trying to hurt him. it's very dishonest. very cunning. it's a strategic attempt to undermine him. and then, you know, a few hours later at the white house, sean spicer, the white house press secretary, limited what is usually an on-camera daily briefing to an off-camera briefing in his office with a select group of reporters, which did not include "the new york times" or cnn, w

>> that was most interesting segment of cpac.at -- and as we have seen, particular bannon described what the media has been doing. really had a lot of fun at their expense. talking about how the two of them have been working together and all of reports that we've been reading would suggest far otherwise. he had a lot of fun reminding everyone what the media said about trump campaign during the campaign, and all these people had to sit back to november 8, and eat crow. >> well, with that, i have to say thank you very much charlie. as you see there, and thank you gail. vice president pence, and his wife, just walked on to stage, you saw walking off the man chris cox. of the nra . conservative gathering at gaylord national resort and convention center, here is the vice president. >> hello cpac. it is great to be back at the premiere gathering of conservatives in the united states of america. you know this is the 9th time i have had the privilege to address cpac. thanks to all of you, and the confidence of our new president, this is

he's shifted cpac toward the nationals group. i could've done without less references to bernie and hillary all the time. that's a little bit of being a sore loser. >> he is a sore winner. i have to say i am a sore winner. i'd like to rub people's faces in it if i went. i have a theory that he is for the right what obama was for the left. he provides kind of an energy to the group that didn't exist before. >> i would except that theory. i also think some people it's party before belief system. they were pretty anti- trump. oh he one, i love that kyle my gosh. come date my daughter well, maybe not. okay, i'm i'm one of those people. everybody, there's a little little show i do call the five, but every day i was hypercritical of trump because i wanted him to be a better candidate and then when he want them gone okay want them to be a better party so i have suspended why haven't suspended my criticism but i've given him a honeymoon. so far, most of it, most of his policies aren't outlandish, it's just the way he delivers them. >> is

president trump adriving a hero's welcome at cpac.rump's america first message met are electric energy. >> i'm not representing the globe. i'm representing your country. we'll serve the citizens of the united states of america, believe me. the core conviction of our movement is that we are a nation that put and will put its own citizens first. charles: joining me now, rich love are you and ned ryan who joins us from cpac. was it as electric as it looked to us on tv? it looked like he had the crowd eating out of his hand. >> the energy, the excitement. multiple standing ovations. he had to tell the crowd to sit down multiple seems. ed the one line that stood out to me is the gop will become the party of the american worker. if trump can do that between now and 2020, he shored up 9 conservative vote with neil gorsuch he will win the next election hands down. charles: last year donald trump was not at cpac. but it's been a long time and and lot has changed. what did you make of what's going on now and not on the reception, but the remaki

>> i think conservatives at cpac are energized and excited.e the opportunity to accomplish what we have been talking about for years. we have been given something historic. republican control of the white house and both houses of congress. now we have to deliver. jesse: when will resee action? >> we have seen action the first month it's an all-star cabinet. judge gorsuch for the supreme court is a strong principled constitutionalist. and i think the executive actions we have seen from the president have been bold and decisive. do you have any advice for them? >> my advice is set aside your anger and rage and ask yourself what is it about your policies, what is it about the disaster that is obamacare. what is it about taxes and regulations that cause voters to leave democrats after generations. jesse: the fake news attacks have been driving the press crazy. >> the election of donald trump is something they neither an is paid the, expected or wanted. so there has been a real adjustment peerwood idea. stager, denial, and we are trying to get them

candidate trump didn't go to cpac. remember when senator ted cruz said all the things he said about trump at cpac? >> so donald trump is skipping cpac. i think somebody told him megyn kelly was going to be here. or even worse, he was told there were conserve atives that were going to be here. >> donald trump put away ted cruz. beat him in indiana a couple of months later. he became the nominee and then went on to win the election. today will be all about president trump and his agenda. steve bannon, reince priebus, the chief of staff laying the ground work for that in their appearance at cpac talking about that agenda and one of the big agenda items that president trump has in addition to things like obamacare and tax reform and regulatory reform and when he returns from the gaylord across the bay here at noon or so, he will sign an executive order furthering his efforts at regulatory reform that will create regulatory reform officers within a lot of the departments. it will create task forces to identify what he says

abby: but cpac, no one is talking about that at cpac.is actually going on. these are people you need to hear from. they're in there. steve: geraldo, issue this week where they rolled out the new immigration reform ideas, unlike barack obama, this particular president and administration will enforce the laws of the land. >> you have actually two voices, though, steve, coming out on immigration. you have secretary of state rex tillerson in mexico city with general kelly. steve: no mass deportation. >> no mass deportation and no military involvement. on other hand administration figures in d.c., talking very tough, bare knuckled and scaring people. they should get on the same page. why make people, but, pete, why maersk people frightened? if you have coherent business-like approach, again not necessarily that i agree with, that is what you present. steve: it has been mainstream media scared people. the day after they rolled out, unveiled what was going to be in the executive order, then mainstream media said get ready for mass deportations.

we are fine without being on the cpac stage. but there are boundaries. of those boundaries was broken by milo. >> sandra: one person we know who will be on the stage as president donald trump. >> that is exactly right. we announced them today. it is a great honor to conservatives that he is coming back to cpac as the president for the last time we had a republican conservative president who came to cpac in their first month in office, it was ronald reagan in 1981. it sure feels good again. >> sandra: as we wrap this up and we understand that this is breaking news, this has been happening today, and your organization, you just made this announcement. over 100 people speaking at cpac starting on wednesday. a huge week for you. any final thoughts? this is obviously something that is a very personal issue for many people out there. any message you would like to put out? >> i would just like to say, milo is one of god's children as well. we don't wish him any harm. he has to do this himself. he has to defend himself if he feels differently than these videos p

thank you. >> interesting three and a half days there at cpac. now it will conclude after the main event there. we are past our time, by the way. >> we are. >> like 10 minutes over. >> i'm thinking. >> our colleagues are going to kill us. we're going to give it to happening now right now. see you on monday. bye-bye. >> we start with a fox news alert, we await signature on another executive order that ties into his speech. i'm jenna lee. >> we'll get to that the next couple of hours. >> jon scott: conservative political action conference gave arousing welcome and a number of standing ovations, despite what has been a complicated relationship with that group. as a candidate last year, he did not appear at the conference and he addressed that a little bit in his speech. back at the white house where the president is expected by about noon he will sign a new executive order on regulatory reform. later this afternoon, he sits down with former rival ohio governor john kasich. >> the chief of staff reince priebus asked the fbi to deny news reports - - s

cpac in maryland. they are exiting the stage along with white house chief of staff reince priebus and vice-president pence is set to deliver the key note in maryland this evening. so much to dig into. corey lewandowski, and formerly with with the trump campaign manager, corey, it is great to have you here to react. a very candid steve bannon. we have not heard from him very much publicly. what did you make of his remarks there? >> what you saw with steve is what you always see with steve. he's same in public as in private. he's comfortable with the person he is and type of help the president achieve. >> one of the questions of seeing them together on stage and interesting to see reince priebus with steve bannon, corey, i don't have to point that out to you, looking at their raechlt there is a lot of speculation about their relationship. how do you see those two? >> the mainstream media want to have the story that steve and reince don't get along. that is not true. you can't work in the hour and environ

cpac is known as having important moments.y ank it is safe to say couple of cameras that this is one of those moments. i think the first thing that would be appropriate after 30 days after 30 days of running a continual sprint is to thank these two guys for what they have been doing. >> i also think it is a perfect moment to thank all of you for helping us elect what will be one of the greatest presidents that ever served this country, and just because of your work that he made it happen. >> i want to thank you for finally in writing me to cpac. [laughter] matt: what was the name? >> the uninvited. [laughter] >> there are many alumni in the onions. >> i did not like the uninvited. matt: we decided to say that everybody is part of our conservative family and that is what donald trump has done to so many of us around the country. you guys have put together and -- put together an amazing operation. it was ronald reagan in 1981, and you put together -- the president has put together the most conservative cabinet we have ever seen.

>> yes. >> what you think cpac booked him to begin with? we can work together on the free speech issue. that's a hot topic. should he be headlining a conservative event? i don't think so. >> and he recover from this week? >> it depends on what you mean. do i think somebody will publishes both, yes. i think it will sell copies, probably. will he be he be back in the mainstream conservativism anytime soon, i'm more dubious about it. >> always remember one thing. >> always remember one thing. i'm waterson this is my world. z282sz zwtz y282sy ywty by simply enjoying it. boost® simply complete. it's intelligent nutrition made with only 9 ingredients, plus 25 vitamins and minerals and 10 grams of protein. and look where life can take you! boost®. be up for it.™ .. now more breathable than ever. in situations like this, there's no time for distractions. it's not enough to think i'm ready. i need to know i'm ready. no matter what lies ahead. get a free sample at depend.com. >> 's time hear from the people today. the right waters world is one of the

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back life to cpac. [cheers and applause]

we're going to get back to cpac. white house is pushing back against a potentially explosive media report. last night cnn and the associated press reported that reince priebus asked the fbi to publicly knock down media reports about the trump campaign's contacts with russian agents. this morning president trump took not only to his personal twitter account but he posted this on the official potus feed and facebook "thebi is totally unable to sto the national security leakers that have permeated our government for a long time. they can't even find the leakers within the fbi itself. classified information is being given to the media that could have a devastate being effect on the u.s. find now." joining me is kelly o'donnell at the white house. you have been working on the story all morning. white house officials held a 40-minute briefing this morning for reporters on the matter. walk us through the story and what we know. >> well, first of all, i can tell you i hear the helicopter so that means the president is arrivi

>> a lot going on, cpac, a 4 day event, president addresses cpac friday, it has not always been friendlythe president . last year, in midst of republican primary race, he did not show up to cpac. now i think he will get a hero's welcome, because winning solvings problem. he occupied oval office now, i think they will salute him, it will be interesting to see if he gets into policy that goes against conservative orthodoxy, on trade? or russia and foreign policy. kennedy: it is going to be a different year, because, you know, rand paul has been victorious at cpac, he is not going to share. david thank you. >> thank you. kennedy: all right coming up, more on cpac, it kicks off the annual convention tomorrow. but for first time donald trump will be president. and addressing the big crowd. i will ask dana what to expect, your cpac guide is next. kennedy: conservatives gather en masse at cpac for phoeni next 4 days in wake of president trump's victory, in keeping the majority in house and senate. but schumer said that love fest with president will not last long, oh, chuck. >> my prediction is

cpac kicked off today. president trump will address the conference tomorrow, his vice president will fire up the crowded tonight. earlier some of the president's top aides took the stage, including kellyanne conway, betsy devos, ernst reince pries and steve bannon. >> the opposition party and how they portrayed the campaign, how they portrayed the administration. if you remember, the campaign was the most chaotic, most disorganized, unprofessional, and then you saw them crying and weeping that night. they were dead wrong on the campaign and just like they were dead wrong in the transition, they are dead wrong about what's going on today. they are corporate, globalist media that are adamantly opposed to an economic nationalist agenda like donald trump has. he is going to continue to press his agenda and as economic conditions get better, more jobs, they are going to continue to fight. if you think they are going to give you your country back without a fight, you are sadly mistaken. >> dana: let's listen to o

their goal is a white ethnostate in america and that was -- even though cpac -- cpac is in a weird positionecause they're riding this energy, they obviously want to celebrate their republican president. at the same time, they want to distance themselves from the alt-right so they've created an alternative history of the alt-right in which it's a left wing movement. it's so weird anddemented. but because the base at this thing are people who celebrate not just hypernationalism in the united states but you got, you know, crazy applause for nigel farrage, he gave a shoutout to marine le pen, wild applause. >> the far right xenophobic movement in fwrans. >> it's very -- they've always been maybe around the fringe of cpac, now they are cpac. >> michelle goldberg, thanks for joining us. >>> still to come, after a week of passionate and fiery town halls across the country, what will next week look like when congress is back in session? plus, a new obama sighting today in tonight's thing 1 thing 2 after this break. i'm all the techy stuff you got crammed into your brand-new car. i'm so sexy, you ca

he wants deconstruction and now he's leaving cpac to come to the meeting tonight. bannon wants to up political order and articulated that. >> to what effect, right or left, what's his goal, bannon? >> it is destroying in his mind of the right/left of america's politics to make an establishment and nationals verses globalists. it is a different kind of project for the conservative right and not a traditional republican agenda in any way >> john ross, this raises a question, if you get power and you quickly become the establishment. you saw the senate from arkansas talked about, well, talk to my staff later, i will schedule you for a meeting. how quickly their renegade becoming an establishment and thousand they are facing these people at town halls. >> that's right, it gets into what robert was talking about of this deconstruction of political norms where labels becoming meaningless. a lot of us missed trump's appeals whether he was conservatives or liberals. he spoke like a lot of normal people speak. the adjectives that he used and the way he seems to be a real pe

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back life to cpac. [cheers and applause] >> loud. well, i thought this was going to be a conversation -- [inaudible] thank you all for being here. we are honored to have kellyanne conway come join us today in this very special cpac. i want to start by sharing a little bit about yourself. you started picking blueberries in a fire managers say, raised by this incredibly powerful women. her mom, grandmother, two aunts. then you become ceo of and work with republicans across the board, and then you become the first successful e-mail campaign manager and now counselor to the president. kellyanne conway. but drives you? >> first of all, everything you just said is complete and absolute blessing. women in this country work so hard and not all of them get their shot. i feel like i worked hard but i also got my opportunity, which fits in a different category of blessings. i was raised in the hospital itself jersey's version of the golden girls. nobody ever had a single political conversation on my mom, her mom, two of my mothers under its his

we saw him today at cpac.talked about how he could expand his voter tent back at that time in august. and here is something that you said about that. >what do you think is the biggest group that he need continue to influence? who does he need to pull over? >> he does not need to speak to the never trumpers. some of my friends or maybe former friends who suffer from terrible case of moral superiority and put their own vanity and tastes above the interest of the country. >> martha: guess who came to the white house today, bill, who see president trump, john kasich who once said, you know, it's on him how he does in the country. and know if you are going to insult hispanics and turn off minorities, you are going to have a reckless on foreign policy that's not good and then here is he today at the white house. >> the man is the president of the united states. it's sort of like being on an airplane, you want to root for the pilot if you are on the airplane with the pilot. you don't want the pilot to screw up. i als

pence: hello, cpac. [applause] vice pres.ence: it is great to be back at the premier gathering of conservatives in the united states of america. [applause] vice pres. pence: this is the ninth time i've had the privilege to address cpac. thanks to all of you and the confidence of our new president, this is the first time i'm here as vice president of the united states. [applause] vice pres. pence: because of all of you, because of your hard work and your support and your prayers, my family and i had the privilege to serve, and more importantly, because of all of you, my friend donald trump is the 45th president of the united states of america. [applause] vice pres. pence: you know, the president and i have become good friends. it is the greatest privilege of my life to be vice president to a leader of such conviction, vision and courage. some people have remarked we are a little bit different. [laughter] vice pres. pence: i am a small town guy, he is big city. i am midwest, he is manhattan. he is known for his bigger than life

later, i visit cpac in washington. build that wall. i will ask conservatives about sanctuary cities and who their favorite cpac speaker was. judge jeanine: it's time to protect the law-abiding citizens of this country. it many time for justice live from washington and it starts now. [♪] hello and welcome to justice. i'm judge jeanine pirro. i have answers from press secretary sean spicer. anne coulter is also on deck tonight. but first my opening statement. if you are a cop working in a sanctuary jurisdiction, then you are being directed by left wing liberal progressive mayors and governors to protect illegal criminals who not only violated our laws in coming here, but in addition committed crimes while here. you are being told not to share information about illegal criminals and not honor federal i.c.e. detainers. so you have got a decision to make. and if this is a tough one for you, and you can't figure out what your sworn obligation is, then get the hell out of law enforcement. think back to the day you graduated from rookie school

jeff zeleny at cpac, thank you.nd, you know, it's just amazing what a difference a year or two years makes. a year ago, donald trump did not go to cpac. and then two years ago, in 2015, this was the scene. >> well, with isis, i just hit 'em really hard. that would probably -- and a year ago you wouldn't have said it and nobody would have liked it, now everybody likes it. you may have to have some boots on the ground for a period of time until you get rid of the cancer. that's number one. >> we're going to bring in a panel to talk about this. we have brian fallon, amanda carpenter, and matt lewis. matt, to you first on that. it's just -- what's happened to cpac here in two years, you saw the reception he got just a moment ago. that was the reception that he got two years ago. >> yeah, and it's pretty amazing. i think that video from two years ago really highlights how the conservative movement and the conservative entertainment wing were complicit in helping make donald trump be successful. he had that cpac speaking

that speech back in 2011 was to the cpac convention where trump will be speaking tomorrow morning. he sat out last year because of protesters, tonight as we look back over past years speeches to that group. cpac is one of the places where trump found his footing rhetorically in front of the conservative party. >> if i run and win, this country will be respected again. [ applause ] i can tell you that. >> i will fight to end obamacare and replace it. >> this country has to start building things again. we have to take back our jobs from china. we have to take back our jobs from other places. >> i was in moscow a couple months ago, i own the universe pageant. putin sent me a beautiful present. the problem i have, i am not a politician, thank goodness. they're all talks and no actions. we need strong borders. we need a wall. if i run, i will tell you, the king of buildings, the king of building walls and nobody can build them like trump. my whole concept is make america great again. we can do it. >> tomorrow donald trump goes back to cpac and coverage of his speech begins at 10:00 a.m.

. >> jenna: president trump takes center stage in cpac. plus. >> he will continue to craft his agenda and as jobs get better they will continue to fight. >> jenna: the president making a pitch for party unitty and can the white house get it done? it is all "happening now". and we begin this hour with president trump telling conservatives that he kept his word in the white house turning campaign promises in to reality. >> nice to be with you. i am leland vitter in for jon scott. president trump spoke to cheering crowds in cpac despite the group's past skeptism about his conservative value and his absence last year as candidate trump. the president spent much of his speech lashing out at the messenger and media in covering his new administration. >> president trump: i'm against the people that make up stories and make up sources. they shouldn't be allowed to use sources unless they use somebody's name. the core conviction of our movement is that we are a nation that put and will put its own citizens first. [applause] >> president trump: for

is it what is happening at cpac? or is it what is happening in a number of these congressional town halls? >> it's both. i think in the primaries, members look over their right shoulder at what is happening in cpac, how the conservative movement is moving together, what's their agenda. if you are from a marginal district and you have over 20 house republicans for example, that were elected in districts that clinton carried or something on the margins you are going to have bull's eye on yourself in the midterm election where you are going to need those conservatives and swing voters as well. these town meetngs are a message to them -- or they are trying to deliver the message to them that we matter, too. they are going to be under a lot of pressure in terms of what they can support, how far they can go in not just repealing obamacare which i think there is unanimity on, but what you replace it with. who is affected. midterm turnouts are all about who shows up. in my experience as campaign chairman for two cycles is th