if we can turn next to ed conway from sky. thank you.ent you are beginning to take the uk off this extraordinary support scheme. is it fair to say in economic terms this is where the easy bit ends and the tough bit begins? so, unemployment rises and so on. and how tough a period to the british people need to prepare themselves for? if i can ask another question supplementary to that, you are calling this the flexible furlough scheme which raises a bit of a question. in the event there is a second spike in the virus involving some more lockdown measures, will you undertake to switch the furlough scheme back on? 0r once it is over, it is over? thank you. i think, after yourfirst question about difficulty, many businesses already have been facing an enormous amount of difficulty. many people have been facing an enormous amount of difficulty. you asked about unemployment, despite this being an extraordinary intervention we have put in place, we can't protect every single job and every single business. i have aimed and try to make the scheme

if we can turn next to ed conway from sky. thank you.nary support scheme. is it fairto this extraordinary support scheme. is it fair to say in economic terms this is where the easy bit ends and the tough bit begins? so, unemployment rises and so on. and how tough a period to the british people need to prepare themselves for? if i can ask another question supplementary to that, you are calling this the flexible furlough scheme which raises a bit of a question. in the event there is a second spike in the virus involving some more lockdown measures, will you undertake to switch the furlough scheme back on? or once it is over, it is over? thank you. i think, after your first question about difficulty, many businesses already have been facing an enormous amount of difficulty. many people have been facing an enormous amount of difficulty. you asked about unemployment, despite this being an extraordinary intervention we have put in place, we can't protect every singlejob and put in place, we can't protect every single job and every single busin

just so happens that george conway wrote this op-ed today. what is the response to this?ecause this group now is getting a lot of light and lifting from the president tweeting about them. >> first of all, you should a monmouth poll that needs to be addressed. then i'll do the rest of it. he went absolutely. >> the monmouth poll is not larry compared the ones we saw yesterday from reuters, last week from gallup. that show the presidents approval rating at an all-time high again, including among independents. yesterday the writer's showed that president trump is beating joe biden on the questions of who you preferred and trust to create jobs, and handling the pandemic the stomach. the key questions heading into the selection in front and center every day here. these are very important. it certainly is about has been, or you would have quoted other people in the group. particularly, all the other ones who are political consultants and never achieved what i achieved, which is success as a president a campaign manager. >> harris: quite frankly, rick wilson was a little bit blu

. >> ed: the counselor to killian conway. we had previously had bits and pieces of that email that the former national security advisor susan rice wrote herself. the afternoon of inauguration date january 20th 2017, that we have the entire context of it in the email. she confirms that on january 5ti director james comey briefed president obama and joe biden on his thoughts on general michael flynn. according to his rights, he does have some concern that he's speaking frequently with russian ambassador kislyak and comey said that could be an issue as it relates to sharing sensitive information. the nsa should not pass sensitive information and he replied "potentially." he added there is no indication that flynn has passed the level of indication. it should not be unusual that an incoming transition team is having conversations with officials of other governments. what you don't expect as a previous administration spying on them. you don't expect this previous administration sabotaging the incoming administration. >> through a

ed: good morning, friends as of this morning all 50 states have now reopened to some extent kellyanne conways means for getting americas economy back on track and a blockbuster new e-mail that susan rice wrote on president trump's inaugural data to claim president obama was handling surveillance by the book, plus senator john barr osso, charles payne, and howie kurtz on the surprise counterattack join sandra and me , 9:00-12:00. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from anyone else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase sensimist. nothing stronger. nothing gentler. nothing lasts longer. flonase sensimist. 24 hour non-drowsy allergy relief as someone with hearing loss i know what a confusing and frustrating experience getting hearing aids can be. that's why i founded lively. affordable, high-quality hearing aids with all of the features you need, and none of the hassle. i use lively hearing aids and it's been wonderful. it's so light and so small but it's a fraction of the cost of the other devices. they cost thousands less. it's insanely user friendly. you take the hearing test onl

conway, take a look at them. you should not call it the lincoln project. they should call it the losers project. okay, thanks. >> edsident of the united states and you can see, talking to reporters and talking up the economy, getting ready to go to arizona where they have been making those n95 masks. this is a republican group that has been running these ads, and at the president is firing back saying it should be called the losers project instead of the lincoln project, saying it's not fair to abraham lincoln. these are a bunch of stone cold losers at one point citing bill kristol's dumb like bill others to disaffected by the president and basically, also trying to campaign around the country and the president obviously, sandra, very frustrated at what these republicans have been doing. standing up for his leadership during the pandemic and also saying again that he built the greatest economy in the world and the pandemic brought it down and he's vowing that he's going to bring it back up. >> sandra: even going in to cutting taxes, about how much he did build up the it, that's taken the most brutal hit since the d

ed: and we will be going there live i suspect. john roberts, thank you. >> sandra: thank you, eda. thank you, john. let's bring an counsel to the president kellyanne conway live from the white house. good morning. >> good morning, sandra. >> sandra: i look forward to the briefing happening at 2:00 eastern time today with kayleigh mcenany but to michael flynn and what happens next with this. talking about a possible pardon, he said he would even consider bringing flynn back saying he is essentially exonerated. is this president really considering that? >> the president stated very clearly yesterday this is the first time he's been asked that. i think he is more likely to bring him to the oval office or white house as his guest and to review what has happened to michael flynn which should have a chilling effect on every american because if it can happen to the president's newly installed national security advisor, it can happen to you and by the way, peter strzok and his lisa page of the whole lot of them at the upper echelon of the fbi misrepresenting the rank-and-file 35,000 wonderful fbi agents across this country and world that do a fabulous job on beh