this is life with kellyanne and george conway. here at the conways, it's a house divided. trump's loyal advisor, the woman who carried him over the finish line to the white house. he is one of the president's most notable conservative critics and wishes he had never introduced his wife to trump in the first place. now, i disagree with my mom and dad, donna edwards, about donald trump but i do not live in their home or time zone. i cannot imagine this fight in their marriage. it's stunning they make it work. they invited "washington post" in. this was a planned piece, a story they wanted to tell, i'm guessing. >> and then they're angry that it was told or at least she is. i feel like i'm on an episode of the old show "can this marriage be saved." we spent time sort of looking at kellyanne conway and we've got, you know, george conway trolling the president, melania trump with her "be best" campaign which i think is also trolling the president. it seems that there's nothing in this white house that really is off limits. that is part of their creation and their fault. it's no

obviously, this is not george conway's only attacks with druf. yesterday he polled john kasich the governor of ohio, more popular than donald trump in ohio after trump attacked kasich. george conway, trick twitter following. let's go to the last one. okay. steven mile i miller, senior adviser to the president and the lead person in the donald trump immigration policy. this is his uncle. you don't know much about. he wrote an op ed stephen miller, he talk object that on new day today. here's that interview. >> relatively it was incumbent upon me to raise my voice to let people know that this is a country of immigrants and our family were immigrants. in fact, we were refugees. if my ancestors had not immigrated to the united states when they did, if they had waited a few more years until 1924, the door would have been shut. my parents would have gone up the celltory sim i chimney. i wouldn't be born, my sister wouldn't have been born and steven wouldn't exist this. >> you don't expect to change stephen's minds, do you? >> it appears he's made his s

that's something to keep in mind at the end of the day. >> it bares noting on the george conway thing, he is the husband of kellyanne conway. >> who still works at the white house at a high level. >> yes. but george conway is not donald trump's top supporter. he is not on the same page at his wife. >> true. >> we look at his twitter feed and see the times he sub-tweetingly criticizes the administration. the fact he is defending them on this, i think, is significant. >> when it comes to the tweet from the president, i don't want to be a twitter narrater, we all know how to read twitter, but the president talked about the idea of the players being unable to define why they're protesting. seems questionable based on our reporter because when you talk to the nfl players, who are sending a message by, for example, kneeling or taking action during the national anthem, it is a clear articulation of what they want. they want to draw issues on racial justice. lester holt sat down with malcolm jenkins. here's what he had to say. >> you talk about domestic violence for a whole year. we had comme

. >>> we're getting new insight into the lives of kellyanne and george conway. kellyanne who serveds as counselor to president trump and her husband and attorney george conway appear to be living in a divided house of sorts. george says he now regrets ever introducing her to donald trump and as one of the president's biggest crit siks he's gro-- cr he's grown a sizeable twitter following. we have the reporter who first wrote that profile of the couple's complicated political life. >> as power couples go, kellyanne conway and her husband george have something of a short circuit. both are conservative but while she's the president's fiercest defender. >> there is no den she will not go into. >> he ask a sharp trump critic. now "the washington post" has scored a rare behind the scenes look at their split-level homelife. >> she told me that she rolls her eyes at the tweets and certainly her life would be easier if he wasn't criticizing her boss. >> reporter: criticize something north conway routinely savage dollars the businessman turned politician just this week tw

is. >>> kellyanne conway is one of the most recognizable faces for the trump administration. her husband georgea conservative but he's no fan of president trump and he's become a darling of the left for routinely trolling his wife's boss on twitter. what is life like in the divided conway household? political reporter for the "washington post" ben terris was invited into the conways's new washington, d.c. home and wrote a fascinating piece on the couple's dynamic. this thing is a must read for everybody. let me read one bit from it if you will, ben -- george conway calls you and kellyanne into a room to show a picture of president trump, i believe, on inauguration day or it may have been election night. he says, george says, you've got to see this picture. you should like it. it's your boss. he's not just my boss, kellyanne, 51, says, he's our president. yes, george says walking out of the room. we'll see how long that lasts. so ben, why did they invite you into their home to see this? >> thanks for having me on. i think they invited me to their house because i was going to be writing a story a

george conway's tweets are out there. of course she's going to be asked about it.r talking about the lifestyle and their marriage. >> i think it's a difficult situation. you know, i don't know what goes on -- >> regardless of what you think about it, what about kellyanne conway saying something derogatory or slagging off her husband and then trying to do it as somebody familiar with their relationship. >> well, i think she's in a very difficult position too and that goes within the white house and the dynamics of the white house. i am sure other people, her adversaries, bring her husband's tweets to the president or makes sure that he sees them and it's not a fair situation to her. >> she immediately tried to withdraw her remarks with disinformation. how low will people go in this white house? >> look, i like kellyanne a lot. you know, i -- >> isn't it just an example of the way they behave and what they value? >> this is very -- you know, this white house, the minute they have all gone in, they have been under a lot of scrutiny. then you have this independent coun

. >> reporter: george conway routinely -- this week tweeting what if a ceo made false about himself, ed business partners, employees? when the president called john kasich unpopular conway posted a poll showing buckeyes think much less of trump. he troled the president over clashes with political foes and the press over his fallen allies and his lies. his wife told cnn's dana bash last spring. >> he writes things that are supportive and writes things about sports, too. >> reporter: to the "washington post" she said it is disrespectful, a violation of basic decency certainly if not marital vows. the post says she quickly tried to have her words attributed to a person familiar with their relationship. >> she tried to weasel her way out of it. i just printed it. >> reporter: her husband introduced her to trump and now says he regrets it. he was once reportedly considered for an administration job and says he is glad it never happened. kellyanne suggests questions about her marriage are sexist. and george, he disagrees with his wife about the cause of any friction, too. the problem is wit

george conway says it is ridiculous. allegation is not credible and ridiculous in the timing of her departure from the white house. it is absurd all around. what do you make of that aspect of this? >> the fact that the george conway who have been interestingly quite critical of the president on twitter dieespe his wife's job is taking this opportunity to say in this case, he's actually on, backing trump's version. >> anne and kelly, great conversation on this friday. great to see both of you. we'll have much more ahead on this sunday on "meet the press" when chuck todd will have an interview with omarosa, must see tv. you don't want to miss that. this is "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc, stay with us, we got a crowd here at somerville. each week we'll focus on ideas for growing your business, bringing all the moving parts together. join me weekend mornings at 7:30 on msnbc or connect with us any time on all your devices. sponsored by the powerful backing of american express, don't do business without it. whether it's t

>> to be fair, george conway wouldn't necessarily be in a position himself to know about whether or not the president had made those remarks. but i think it certainly raises questions about the accuracy of what omarosa wrote in the book, the being a roaccuracy of the a. and on omarosa wasn't in the white house during the window of time when fwornlg cgeorge conwa tweeting criticism. he has a very active twitter feed where he sometimes defends the mueller probe, where he will be critical of the president, critical of policies that the president is undertaking. but that vocal approach that george conway took didn't seem to overlap with omarosa's time in the white house, so it is unlikely that the president would have been in a position to use potentially racist terms against conway, that conway would have been on his radar when omarosa was in the white house working there. that said of course as charlie pointed out, the president has a record on race that speaks for itself particularly when it comes to the way that he character lizs thriseizekrook characterizes the intelligence of african-

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we spent time looking at kellyanne conway, we have george conway trolling the president, and then ithing in this white house that really is off limits, and that is part of their creation and their fault. it's not because we are asking for it. >> i should point out, nothing in the report that suggests there's anything awry in kellyanne conway and mr. conway's marriage. it's about president trump. >> allow me for the moment to be a most cynical person in the room. if you are kellyanne conway or george conway, but what is the way in which i would maximize my revenue, my net worth? i am looking for models. oh, gosh, and james and mary i love them is both and she is genuinely conservative and that he is liberal, but they made an industry out of the oddness of their marriage and she hated bill clinton and he loved bill clinton, and it strikes me as plausible this story in which they invited because the first launch of the cable show they want to host where they go after each other six years from now. >> the older i get the less i know about marriage and politics. >> in support of john's cy

george conway tweeted today, "the allegation is not credible, and indeed is ridiculous." >> david wright is with the president tonight in new jersey, and david, we can't stress this enough. the white house really pushing back on this book tonight, saying they are all false accusations. >> reporter: that's right, tom. this book contains a number of explosive claims, virtually all of them getting some serious pushback tonight, and the contradictions on omarosa's only account aren't helping her credibility, tom. >> david wright with those explosive allegations. david, thank you. >>> from california, a state of emergency for two more counties. the holy fire now racing from orange to riverside county. firefighters waging a heroic battle on homes. prosecutors say those families may have tto b a suspect accused of starting the fire, making a strange appearance in court. abc's will carr reporting on it all from the fire lines again tonight. >> reporter: tonight the explosive holy fire, doubling in size, threatening homes. the man accused of starting a judge today. >> mr. clark is charged in seve

george conway routinely savages the businessman.outinely made false and misleading statements about himself, the company and results and publically attacked business partners, employees and kowtowed to a dangerous competitor? when the president called john kasich unpopular, conway posted a poll showing buckeyes think less of trump. he trolled the president over his fallen allies and his lies. his wife told cnn last spring -- >> he writes things that are supportive and about philadelphia eagles and sports. >> reporter: to "the washington post" she said it's disrespectful, it's a violation of basic decency, if not marital vows. she quickly tried to have her own words attributed to a person familiar with their relationship. >> she said that and she tried to weasel her way out of it. i printed it. >> reporter: her husband, a lawyer, introduced her to trump and says he regrets it. he was once reportedly considered for an administration job but now seems glad it never happened. despite all that, kellyanne suggests questions about their ma

kelly anne and george conway.re, at some point, there will be not a donald trump presidency, you may want to leave the white house. how would i maximize my net worth. james, mary, that worked well for those guys. gosh, they are both friends of mine. she is conservative, he is liberal. they have made an industry out of their oddness of their marriage. she hated bill clinton, he loved bill clinton, those guys, i will be cynical enough to say, it is plausible, the story they invited was the first launch of the cable show they want to host, where they go after each other six years from now. >> the older i guess, the less i know about marriage and politics. >> she goes on this tirade about george, and says, it was off the record, right? knowing that that was not going to be off the record. the reporter said, we didn't establish that. >> she is an experienced press person. clearly, they had it all where they wanted to do this. >> sneaking in our last break, don't go anywhere. >>> it is time to broadcast my threat to bro

as power couples go, kellyanne conway and her husband george have something of a short circuit.are conservative, but while she's the president's fiercest defend er -- >> there is no den she will not go into. >> reporter: -- he is a sharp trump critic. now the "washington post" scored a rare look at their split home life. >> he told me she rolls her eyes at the tweets. certainly her life would be easier if he wasn't criticizing her boss. >> reporter: george conway routinely savages the businessman politician, tweeting just this week, what if a ceo rue trainly made false and misleading statements about himself, the company and results and publicly attacked and kow w kowtowed to a dangerous competitor. he has trolled the president over his clashes with political foes and the press, over his fallen allies and his lies. his wife told cnn's dana bash last spring. >> he writes a lot of things that are also supportive. >> reporter: but to the "washington post," she said it is disrespectful. it's a violation of basic decency certainly, if not marital vows. the post says she quickly tried

george conway who has criticized the president said the allegation is not credible and is indeed ridiculous, particularly in light of the timing of her departure from the white house, the summer 12th 2017. it is absurd all around. in other words the slur omarrosa is suggesting would have occurred after she left the white house. sarah sanders said this, quote, the book is riddled with lies and false accusations. is that the disgruntled former white house employee is trying to profit off of false attacks. also describes donald trump as unstable and unable to control his impulses. omarroba claims he swallowed a note in front of her as the way to destroy some type of unknown evidence. ed: a lot of people snickering about that claim. let's dig into omarrosa's claim and have our political panel talk about it, we have a great panel. the conservative daily color, the most liberal radio host from san francisco, ethan barryman, appreciate you both coming in. even before this book comes out it seems some of it is falling apart. at one point omarrosa says she heard the president use the n-word. look at

. >>> as we go to break, george conway, george conway, who's of course the husband of white house counselorhe president's recent call for jeff sessions -- the investigation regarding white house critics. a few minutes ago, conway posted this, quote, what everyone should want and the country needs is a president capable of comprehending what it means to take care that the laws be faithfully executed. strong words from an intellectually conservative, intellectually honest conservative, which george conway has proven himself to be. "morning joe" is coming right back. >>> the impact of that of course is that so many of these people are now doing deals with robert mueller, not willing to risk their personal safety for a man who would show no loyalty back to them. thanks so much for joining us this week and thank you for your patience. and stick around because chris jansing continues with the news right now. chris. >> thanks so much, joe, hi there, i'm chris jansing, in for stef new ruehl. this morning, new potential legal trouble for the trump family. the manhattan district attorney's office now

george conway tweeted today the allegation is not credible and indeed, is ridiculous. david wright, abc news. >> good saturday morning and check out live doppler 7 and the satellite image and what you will notice is there is much less cloud cover this morning. we are waking up to clear skies around many parts of the bay area. however, there's still a red flag warning in effect through the northern part of the state. this is for the lake county areas of the mendocino complex fires including the redding area and we have south to southwest gusts up to 30 miles per hour. so it's dry. it's still hot today and we have some gusty winds and the red flag warning will expire at 11:00. check out this view. it is so prettylear skies and we are looking toward san francisco and the bay bridge. temperatures are mild this morning and san francisco is currently 58. mountain view, 64. san jose, 65 right now. half moon bay is still one of the cooler spots at 50 degrees and this time we're looking from the east bay across the bay bridge into san francisco and we're looking west this time

in fact, the person who was behind the legal arguments in that case was a guy named george conway who is now the husband of kellyanne conway. >> there you go. rachel, to you. sessions punching back yesterday was a first. something happened yesterday where it was just too much for jeff sessions. the straw that broke the camel's back. you read that statement that abby went through for us, every single word is chosen so carefully. he says, i will not be improperly influenced by political -- by political motives, mr. president. what broke? >> perhaps he feels like his days are numbered and he needs to get out there on the record why he has and hasn't done certain things at the justice department that the president wants him to do. there was a firewall of protection around sessions on capitol hill. that firewall, it's sizzling out. there used to be that senators and the alabama delegation came out forcefully to protect him whenever the president either lambasted him for something or suggested he might fire him or get rid of him. senators said, we don't want to deal with another attorney ge

they have george conway tweeting and commenting in defense of robert mueller and chas tiesing the trumpistration and so forth. then we have the first lady tweeting in defense of lebron james. is it -- i discussed with other people, some people think this is ploy, trump is the tough guy but if you're sort of -- if you are a college educated woman who wants to be for trump. you know, he's got the show for the base but melania, ivanka, they keep it sane. is it a gimmick or appalled by her husband? i would prefer to believe the latter. i like to believe the best in people. >> two thoughts. there's two things about this. she may be appalled. this is -- trump has figured out in an era where we usually say everything is open and you can't really speak to different audiences how to actually do that and bifurcate the audiences. he says crazy stuff on the campaign trail and he tweets all of these things then just as we saw thursday and in the interview you just did, russia is a hoax and then the national security infrastructure comes in and says, no, it's not, we believe it. everybody -- there's

about cohen, there may be -- >> one of trump's sharpest critics, the husband of kellyanne conway, george conway weighed in today tweeting, it means that individual 1 needs a real lawyer. individual 1 is the way trump was referred to in michael cohen's plea deal. he's president of the united states, he probably can't be indicted while he's president. that's his one ace in the hole. but he can be indicted down the road. his kids, it seems -- who's he got on his side in terms of evidence. who is going to testify on behalf of this president on any question of fact. there seems to be one holdout that seemed to have a question of reasonable doubt as a notion. but he may not get another juror like that for a while. your thoughts? >> i'm not so sure that he can't be indicted, i mean if he went around assassinating political rivals and congress would be in fear of their own lives before they can stand impeachment process. >> do you think kavanagh would say that? >> we can talk about that another time. but the koonconstitution's flex on this point. option two is impeachment. democrats are worried about m

kellyanne invites ben to her house not only in washington but her shore home in new jersey and george conwayn tweeting negative things about the president, so obviously ben, in reporter, is going to be interested in that. they go on this walk. the reporter and kellyanne conway. here is what happened. i got to read it. you have to read it to believe it. the reporter, you told me you found george's tweets disrespectful. it is disrespectful. it's a violation of basic decency, certainly if not marital vows, as a person familiar with their relationship. reporter-we are on the record here, you can't say after the fact as someone familiar. kellyanne-i told you everything about his tweets was off the record. reporter-that's not true. that never happened. kellyanne-people do see it that way. people do see it that way. i don't say i do, but people see it that way. reporter-but i'm saying we never discussed everything about his tweets being offer the record. there are certainly things that you said that i put off the record. kellyanne-fine, i never what i think about it and i won't say what i think abo

. >> and like george conway and -- >> power of attorney while he was serving, you know, i'm serving -ving in iraq and -- >> exactly. >> i was serving my country and she was power of attorney and made all of these decisions on my behalf. >> complicated. too little time to report on this well but heard news from senator john mccain. the starkest contrast look at here and what john mccain thought of the institutions in washington, d.c. >> he is an american hero in the sense of his service. i'll get attack and twitter for saying that because he was in vietnam, pro-iraq. when you look at his service and honor. saddest about it is he has a higher approval rating among democrats now than republicans, because trump has done such a bang-up job of shellacking him. that's very sad. i love john mccain to death for basically saying i don't want the guy at my funeral. that's a -- wonderful last act. >> still, as of today, no comment from the president on senator mccain. >> better off that way. >> yeah. >> thanks to all of you. all joining me here in new york. >>> coming up top of the hour, a new im

president use the "n" word but she does describe what kellyanne conway was reacting to there, a derogatory comment about her husband george who is part filipino. in addition, there are those sa saying she left the employ of the white house last december and the book is out nine months later asking the question when did this change of heart take place for her and why did she not signal to others in the white house her concerns then. that's the kind of pushback you've hearing from the whiteoo manigault newman is take in the the moment in which she is speaking today saying over time her perspectives changed based on her experiences. it's an interesting issue because of the credibility all around. manigault newman says there's a lot of lying in the white house and other people say manigault-newman's integrity is not intact either. richard? >> thank you, kelly. joining me, zerlina maxwell, msn msnbc -- also bob cusack, editor-in-chief for the hill. lots to talk about on a sunday noon eastern. i want to start with what we heard from omarosa at the top of the show. your overall reaction? >> i think this is a competition of which

karl rove was with george w bush and texas. kellyanne conway was with him longer than most clinical professionals was running a pro ted cruz super pac. that's not a very deep bench to pick from. his talentto get from ideologues that are drawn to him, opportunists who saw they could get higher level jobs than they would get in a more conventional republican administration, and there was a group of people who came in after his win who were concerned about the team he would be able to assemble and they felt a duty to the country to join the administration. that third group is in shorter supply as it's gone. host: your thoughts? guest: when business people run for office, they say politics is an hard, i will come in with my hard-nosed business sense and we will fix all of these problems. you don't need to know anything about it before you get there. politics is intricately complicated. with trump, it's even worse than with an ordinary business person. doesn'thave seen is he -- he said he would hire the best people. -- he knewversy with it before he

what kellyanne conway has said and i think it all speaks to undermine the idea of truth, idea of facts. wherever you come down on the partisan spectrum, that's a dangerous thing. >> george orwell. chris thank you. >>> coming up, president trump tries to compare robert mueller to a disgraceful man in history. general mccarthy. we explain why that is off base. >>> one of the accuser of harvey weinste weinstein's role in the me too movement is at risk. >>> and president trump speaking at any moment to members of i.c.e. border and customs agency. we will be watching that and bring you any updates. you are watching cnn. 'biggest sale of the year'. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up ready to put your pedal to the metal. and now, all beds are on sale. save 50% on the new sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus 24-month financing on all beds. only for a limited time. sleep number. proven, quality sleep. i knew at that exact moment ... i'm beating this. my main focus was to find a team of doctors. it's not just picking a surgeon, it's picking the care team and feeling secure in where y

conway will appear on "this week" today and an attorney for stormy daniels. he'll discuss his potential 2020 white house run. you can watch the full interviews on "this week with georgetephanopoulos" at 8:00 this morning right here on abc 7 chlt >>> you know north beach, soma and the mission. you are familiar with san francisco's newest neighborhood? the east cut. well, it borders include san francisco's new transit center. i talked to some people that work there. this woman recently moved to -- >> the east cut. >> reporter: don't know where that is? the east cut is the rebranding of rancon hill, part of south beach, a new name itself, and about 30 blocks around surrounding the new trans bay terminal. >> it probably cool for all the hipsters to be able to say i live in the east cut. >> names do change over time. i would have a tendency to keep the original name just for historical purposes. >> reporter: banners proclaiming the east cut pay hommage to history mentioning the gold rush and old coffee manufacturers in the neighborhood. >> a name is a name. as long as it's not offensive, i'm fine with that. >> they allow the residents around here to vote on it or how did