governor huckabee, what about the first key aspect listed in this ruling? of the government has pointed to no evidence. >> mike: the first of all, it's not true, secondly, he doesn't have to. the law says if he believes there is a threat, he has a responsibility, not just a right, spohn's ability, to act. if the judge didn't have the benefit of national security briefings. if these judges want to legislate, then let them take off the robes, go run for congress and deal with it. they were arguing campaign rhetoric. if courts are going to start adjudicating, then it there's not a politician in america who will be overturned. they'll be put in jail. >> tayla: they dismissed the case, wouldn't even hear it, they said there were "unspecified terrorist concerns." why in 2009 is that enough? now they're like we want hard proof and names. >> meghan: the rollout of this was clumsy to put it nicely, there are great people working for president trump, his daughter being one of them, who is incredible at her job, that's why she's working for him right now. how can the

let's watch how mike huckabee defends trump's tweets about the court. he did it today. let's listen. >> is this a sign of what's to come in the years ahead where we have the executive branch fighting head to head with the judicial branch? >> in a word, yes, and frankly, i'm glad to see it. i think we have had an executive branch that has emasculated itself by surrendering constantly to the idea that once the court says something, that's it, it's the law of the land. >> professor, i have never heard anybody talk like that. i keep thinking of little l rock back in the '50s and the federal troops coming in. yes, the courts have a right. even richard nixon, whatever you say about nixons he buckled to the supreme court and turned over the tapes because he knew they were the boss. >> yes. and the good news is that the trump administration is now finally doing that. so they're abiding by the order. they're following lawful process despite what the president is saying. they're appeal to the 9th circuit, exactly the process we would expect and want to happen. >> what would be a

joining me now, former government mike huckabee. this an anniversary.> he has been full throttle from the moment he put his hand on the bible. it's been shock and awe. one of the things the media has seen is they can't keep cup with it. i tweeted today they are still playing checkers and he's playing chess. he's working so far out in front of him that they can't stand it. it's amazing what he has pushed forward to do in just two short weeks. lou: it's clear the trump white house is doing something that previous administrations, at least the last two, perhaps we can include the clinton administration. they did not work that far ahead. it's clear that president trump has people laying things out days and days in advance. n and are moving strategically here. there is no accident to the fact that this is moving at this tempo. >> one of the things we are seeing, this is what happens when an executive who is used to getting things done collides with the government which typically says let's slow walk everything. we need to justify the people we have working h

joining me now is mike huckabee. governor, good to have you here tonight. >> thank you, martha. >> martha: what is the impact on judge gorsuch from all of this? >> let me first of all just say, you have had the smarter huckabee on. i will do my best to try to keep up here. >> martha: [laughs] >> i think the supreme court, if they get this case, i think there is a good likelihood they will, because the ninth circuit is just notoriously left-wing and biased and i don't think they will give donald trump a fair shake. let's assume it will go to the supreme court. i think the court has a real challenge ahead of it if it decides to block the president authority. the court really has no business getting into the policy issue. it's not about whether they like it. it's about whether the president has the legal authority. throughout the obama administration, they consistently made sure that the president had the authority to make sure such decisions. then, they suddenly say, new president, new law, can't do that. there are a c

governor huckabee, great to see you, as well. stella had come after bruising electoral losses, to the democrats see a move further to the left, as their solution to their issues electorally? the party beginning to emerge. brit hume is going to react to that. plus, g.o.p. lawmakers find themselves on the receiving end of some pretty angry constituents across the country. as we learned in our town hall last night, it may not just be democrats who are angry at these republicans. that debate with chris stirewal chris stirewalt, right after this. >> is there anyone in congress that you are disappointed and so far? would you like to give them a message? >> how much time do you have? [laughter] >> i got about 48 minutes. go ahead. ♪ ♪ >> martha: is there anyone in particular in congress that you are disappointed and so far and would you like to give them a message tonight? >> how much time do you have? [laughter] >> martha: i have about 48 minutes. go ahead. [laughter] >> i would say we finally have someone in an office is doing somethi

governor huckabee, it is always good to see you. thank you for being here today. >> thank you, trish. trish: we want to keep this conversation going about that temporary restriction on people coming in from those seven countries known to sponsor terrorists. joining me now, deputy national security adviser for president trump, dr. sebastian gorka. you just heard from donald trump speaking to the military talking about the need to beef up our military, give them more equipment, more personnel, give them more in the way of resources. when you look at the terror threat we are also facing right now, it's not a traditional threat as i was just saying to governor huckabee. how do we confront that? do we need to lock down the borders such as he's suggesting at least temporarily? >> well, thank you, trish. i'm not deputy national security adviser, i'm a deputy assistant to the president, just a small thing. you nailed it in what you were talking about with the governor, this is unconventional warfare. this is irregular warfare. in this isn't

governor huckabee can say once the court says something, that's it, but it is it.ting the right advice if he listens to voices like huckabees. we don't know how the ninth court of appeals will rule but when it does, it will matter. the second fight is inside itself. there are two models for presidential power. one is having a strong chief of staff and the second model is calls spokes of the wheel which allows a number of people to meet with the president and for him to decide whose guidance he follow. the second method requires that the president have a firm grasp on governmental and get the key facts he needs to make a decision. if president trump chooses the latter, that doesn't mean he's wrong. but it requires a vigilant watch on his people and enduring alert to what his people are up to. it means not letting your chief strategist put himself without your full understanding on the national security council. or worse yet, having you sign the order without you knowing what you're signing. that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in with chris haye

governor huckabee, great to see you, as well. stella had come after bruising electoral losses, to the democrats see a move further to the left, as their solution to their issues electorally? the party beginning to emerge. brit hume is going to react to that. plus, g.o.p. lawmakers find themselves on the receiving end of some pretty angry constituents across the country. as we learned in our town hall last night, it may not just be democrats who are angry at these republicans. that debate with chris stirewal chris stirewalt, right after this. >> is there anyone in congress that you are disappointed and so far? would you like to give them a message? >> how much time do you have? [laughter] >> i got about 48 minutes. go ahead. ♪ when you're close to the people you love, does psoriasis ever get in the way of a touching moment? if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, you can embrace the chance of completely clear skin with taltz. taltz is proven to give you a chance at completely clear skin. with taltz, up to 90% of patients had a s

we spoke to sarah huckabee he huckabee-sanders. >> they're doing their job. they have an administration getting out of the way and letting them do that. president trump has been very vocal throughout the campaign and now as president that he will support the law enforcement and providing what they need in the country. he's being supportive of them and they're able to uphold the law, carry it out and do their jobs. >> joining me now, msnbc and professor of mexican-american studies, victoria de francesco. >> these sweeps are disturbing and any sweep is disturbing when you see the prospect of folks being separated from their family members, but i do want to put it into perspective, alex, because these are not new. one of the large-sdal sweeps took place under the obama administration where we saw a similar number of people being apprehended by i.c.e. for me the most disturbing thing is not the raids which is pretty common, but the change that the trump administration has made and who is being considereded a criminal. under the obama administration it was a narro

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it's beause the spent the night, i guess, inside mike huckabee's asshole?ter ] but more importantly, president trump is set to give his first address to congress tomorrow, outlining his agenda for the country. today at the white house, he previewed some of the things we can expect to hear. and as is customary for any trump appearance, it was a little all over the place. for example trump previewed a new infrastructure plan, not by explaining it's benefits, but by describing his trip through the lincoln tunnel. >> our highways, our bridges are unsafe. our tunnels, we have tunnels in new york where the tiles are on the ceiling and you see many tiles missing. and you wonder, you're driving 40 miles per hour, 50 miles per hour through a tunnel. and i say to myself, ever time i drive through, i wonder how many people are hurt or injured where they're driving at 40, 50 miles per hour through a tunnel and the tile falls off. and there's so many missing tiles. [ laughter ] per hour is too fast to drive through a tunnel. so tell your driver to slow the [ bleep ] dow

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take a listen to deputy press secretary sarah huckabee sanders talking about what the administration hopes to do. >> i know that the goal is that we make sure that people don't lose their coverage and that we have to put a high priority on the people that need it most. we have to lower costs and we have to make sure that the people that need insurance the very most are covered. but at the same time, george, we cannot survive under the current system. we have to make massive overhaul to the health care system in america because it's simply just not sustainable, and everybody agrees with that. there's nobody that argues that we're on a track that we can maintain. so we're looking at every possible way to do exactly that, repeal a terrible, failed system and replace it with something better. >> again, i'll just have to ask this one more time. you keep saying replace it with something better. so will the president guarantee that he will not sign a plan that will cause people who have coverage now to lose it? >> look, i'm not going to speak specifically for the president on that topic. bu

sarah huckabee sanders, thank you very much. >> let's bring in the democratic leader in the house. nancy pelosi, thank you for joining us today. >> my pleasure. >> you heard sarah sanders talk about the committee looking into the russia ties with the trump campaign. also, pretty much saying there will not be a recusal for now from the attorney general. your response? >> as you read the law and saw the law, the attorney general must recuse himself. but let's just take it back a step. you have seen a flurry of activities that are completely inappropriate, encouraging lawmakers, encouraging officials to say something is one way or another. let's have the investigation and find out the truth. and we have been calling. we have 100, plus now one republican, on eric smallwell's bill for an outside, independent commission to study the personal, political, and financial relationship between president trump and the russians. >> so far, the efforts have been quashed by the republican leadership in the house. you're getting pressure from democrats to go farther. michael moore put out a tweet t

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joining me is sarah huckabee sanders. we hear about north korea and the missile launch. what can you tell us about it? >> right now all i can say is the president is very aware of the situation. he has been briefed. and we are monitoring it closely. as he gets more information we'll make a decision at that time. judge jeanine: this is something that has been confirmed by d.o.d. we have confirmed this happened? >> i believe so, yes, and again the president is continuing to day in close contact with his leadership team and monitoring it very closely throughout the evening. judge jeanine: let me ask you what i asked congressman collins from new york. the executive order looking forward. i don't want to go into what happened and everything that happened last week. sarah, none of it is a surprise to me. the 9th circuit as it's called, 85%, 90% of it decisions overturned by the supreme court. is there a chance the president will draw up a new executive order that is a little more pal thattable to the 9th circuit? >> right now the president is keeping all options on the table.

thank you, governor huckabee, always great to see you. washington state, the state that started this about the fight over the trump travel ban. they are making the argument the state was harmed in some way to file a lawsuit. one of the arguments is washington state losing tax dollars because of the temporary travel halt. >> we have students stranded overseats from our universities. we have families separated. long-time residents who could not travel overseas to visit their families without knowing they would be allowed to come back. we have lost texas revenue. liz: we understand the argument about the university. when he talks about the tax base, it's about the companies that operate in those states. i think that's why the 127 tech companies filed papers. quote they have strong incentives to base operations outside the united states or move or hire workers and make investments abroad. let's take this to the political panel. do they have a valid point? could this affect u.s. businesses? >> it does have me effect. but the truth of the matte

sarah huckabee sanders joins us now. sarah, thank you for joining us this morning. you just saw that ad. >> thanks for having me. good morning, george. >> we heard from a key republican member of congress this week, darrell issa who says the attorney general jeff sessions must recuse himself from this russia investigation. let's listen. >> you cannot have somebody, a friend of mine, jeff sessions who was on the campaign, and who is an appointee. you're going to need to use the special prosecutor's statute and office to take not just to recuse, that's -- you can't just give to it your deputy. that's another political appointee. >> sthat a senior republican congressman. what is your response? >> i think the real easy answer here is that the fbi has already said this store i have b.s. those are their words. i apologize to my mom. literally, those are the words of the fbi. that the story was b.s. they came to us. they approached us. we're putting that story out there. i think the american people deserve to know the truth. and that's exactly what it is. that there's noth

liz: joining me now, former arkansas governor mike huckabee. mexico appears to not want its citizens back. >> that says it all, why would they want their citizens to come back, if we'll educate them, feed them, and take care of their healthcare needs. this is important to realize that chuck schumer is either absolutely ignorant of what is going on what is proposed. or he is the biggest liar in u.s. senate,. >> is no mass deportation of innocent people, there is going to be deportation of people who have committed crimes against american citizens, donald trump is doing what he said he would do, he is doing by the way what 80% of the american people want him to do. and chuck schumer, is the one who is really, having a problem with reality right now. liz: governor that harvard harris poll, what is strikes, president trump is acting on the laws that congress wrote in the '90s, right? >> right, chuck schumer was there chuck schumer voted on those laws, i assume he voted for it. barack obama actually deported more people than george w. bush or bill c

sarah huckabee sanders with me now. good morning and thank you. does the president think the intelligence community is undermining him? >> i think there are clearly some issues in terms of the amount of leaks that are coming out of that. i think the bigger issue is how in some ways the media is giving a lot of credibility to stories that frankly just aren't true. you have thinly sourced and deep background issues that have very little factual information in it. >> bill: like what? >> i think the story in the with a street journal where the director of the national intelligence agency has said it's not true and that security information is not being withheld from this president. i think that is a very dangerous step and very dangerous ground the media is going down to create a false narrative. >> bill: are you saying the "wall street journal" story is not accurate? >> the director of the national intelligence agency is saying it's not accurate and we haven't seen anything to back up that information is withheld from this president on national secur

sarah huckabee, sanders deputy assistant to happen is here to discuss.ouse press core with a pile of cameras outside of a door. we'll get the back story on this picture next. is there a tripod? look at that lonely tripod. so sad. ... dale. dale! oh, hey, rob. what's with the minivan? it's not mine. i don't -- dale, honey, is your tummy still hurting, or are you feeling better to ride in the front seat? oh! is this one of your motorcycling friends? hey, chin up there, dale. lots of bikers also drive cars. in fact, you can save big if you bundle them both with progressive. i'd like that. great. whoo. you've got soft hands. he uses my moisturizer. see you, dale. bye, rob. >> good morning it is february 12, president trump following through on another campaign promise, media is not too happy about it. >> families of undocumented immigrants say, they are now living in fear. >> in texas, video on social media showing a man being detained by an i.c.e. agent. >> enforcement surge in undocumented immigrant arrests. >> can you believe that the president has the od

trump supporter and former arkansas governor mike huckabee kind of set the stage.weeted. watch the celebs spew ignorant political venom at the oscars? nah, i think i'd rather have a colonoscopy. it didn't quite work out that way, did it. >> no, i need to respond to that tweet real quickly. i'm going to quote my friend, who says wait, the oscars happen in mike huckabee's rectum? please don't. you messed that up entirely, try again. i'm going to actually disagree with shafwun a little bit. i'm always happy if the artists live up to the task of being an artist and announce how political they are. that is exciting to me. that proves threy are an artist. i thought fer haughty's speech, that was the most suspenseful and almost saddest moment of the night. so i was really happy in terms of what i heard in political grand standing. that's the term people use. but i think we could stand to have more. a lot of the ceremony was like a typically whim typically whimsical adventure into the audience with candy flying everywhere. i thought it could have gotten more political. >>

here's sarah huckabee-sanders a bit earlier. >> the fbi has already said the story is b.s. those are their words so i apologize to my mom, but literally, those are the words from the fbi that the story is b.s. they came to us and they approached us. we're putting that story out there. i think the american people deserve to know the truth, and that's exactly what it is that there's nothing here just because reporters say something over and over and over again doesn't start to make it true. >> also new today, newly elected dnc chairman tom perez on what's next to unite his party. >> we didn't invest enough in our state party infrastructure. we didn't invest enough in grassroots organizing. we ignored rural swaths of america, we can't do that. we need an every-zip code strategy. we need to redefine the role of the dnc so we're helping to elect people from the school board to the senate and the best way to do that is to build that strong infrastructure and to strengthen our partnerships with people in the labor movement with planned parenthood and others who are involved in tha

with me sarah huckabee sanders, the department communications director. have had unflattering stories about put *, defending ivanka trump on the nordstrom matter. >> some of the stories may have a little bit of legitimacy. but as a whole i don't think they do. wait tells you is the more president trump's opponents go negative, he's probably doing something right. he's probably had more successful days than any first-term president has had. he campaigned on change and turning washington upside down and nobody can argue the first 21 days have been just that. howie: i'm sure you are not arguing the battle over the court baines not a legitimate story. the president is saying the press as a whole is downplaying or not covering terror attacks and he says they have their reasons. what does he mean? >> look at the number of attacks we have had. he's trying to demonstrate the seriousness of what's taking place in our country and around the world, and we cannot allow people to come into our country. he's trying to prove a point where this travel executive order is

governor huckabee is with us.umaker cast for a role in a remake of boys don't cry. and liberal boycott super bowl when everyone doesn't get a trophy and not yards gain. #crymeariver. >> this is fun. when people come back at me and say you're an idiot or ask me to do things that are physically impossible to myself and then. [laughter] delete your account and nobody's paying attention to you, i want to say, you are, your idiot. maria: you just commented on my tweet. >> people take themselves seriously. this is fun for me. maria: the tweets are awesome. we should point out, we went all over tax reform, dagen. dagen: you guys in the house better get something done, three months, hurry up. maria: and they did. not yet, but president trump is promising us tax reform package in an um couple of weeks. charles payne is filling in for stuart this morning. over to you. >> thank you very much. stuart will be back on monday, for now, the big story, it's a day of rage in iran. hundreds of thousands pack the streets on anniversa

it doesn't work. >> bill: former arkansas governor mike huckabee out of florida this morning.overnor, nice to have you on a monday. >> well, thank you very much, bill. i thought the president last night showed some great sense of humor when he talked about the fact that not everybody in the room would love what he said. that was a nice touch. >> bill: democrats in that room, too. you attended these meetings for 10 years, what are they all about? >> yeah. well, i believe it could be one of the most important assets that donald trump has that he doesn't yet really fully realize. the governors of the states have such an important role in shaping policy. far more so than congress and governors are pragmatists at heart. when you become a governor, you have to live within a balanced budget. something congress doesn't even have to do. so if donald trump really wants some of the best ideas in america on solving everything from education, infrastructure, healthcare, all these issues. i suggest he take long, long visits with governors and talk to them. because they're the ones who are a

--on york: obviously that they elected rick santorum and mike huckabee, the last two caucuses, but what they were telling me was that they felt they were under attack in the larger culture lawsuits, cake making, all of this stuff. they felt they were under attack . they fell donald trump could protect them and their interests. matt schlapp: susan, let me ask you a question. thatof us believe democratic process was not as open as it should have been, shall we say here he you think the democrats actually armed themselves by what they did, donald trump -- with bernie sanders? when he had been a federal -- a better nominee? democrats agree the system should have been more open. there were younger upcoming democrats who say, i should have run, someone other than martin o'malley could have done a better job at challenging. i think it is hard, hard to rerun an election, but with everything we know now, if you knew trump was going to be the republican nominee, i think bernie sanders a better counterpart. they have some overlap appeal. i can't believe how many people i talked to were trying to d

. >> tom: the huckabee family has a lot of great old sayings.irl scouts, if they egg your house, you're not going to buy the cookies from them, but you might buy from another girl scout. >> trump has a joked about executing the press, why would he sit there and be a punching bag when he can just be making shots at them all the time. this is part of them move to separate out the political class and the media class, and it's a very healthy thing for our country. >> trumps shortsightedness here is that the presidents usually come off better than the media then these things, but he is incapable of delivering a joke. even with the best writers available, he wouldn't -- >> tom: i never liked the side of the president sitting there getting roasted at these things, because i guess, years ago, they used to be a little more fun-loving, but i didn't like watching bush have to sit there and be attacked for the whole dinner and having him pretend to be dignified. the whole dinner was horrible. >> roasts are a little awkward. not my favorite. but i do think t

huckabee worse than that? -- what could be worse than that? we worked on many things. the fact is, they have offered nothing. toy have put forward nothing work with them on. we want to make that distinction. i heard someone in the precious or say, when you expect? they have only been in office three weeks. well after four weeks when president obama was sworn in, we jobs. he had already signed the lilly ledbetter act and other legislation as well. this is not about complaining, this is about calling for action. again, on this issue about our national security, we take an oath of office. if hillary clinton had won the election, we would still want to know what the involvement of the russians was in disrupting our election. the question is, why is the fbi not fully investigating the political, personal, and financial ties of donald trump to the russians? show a short tax returns so we can see what some of that connection might be. liftingrting with sanctions and condemning the star treaty and the rest of that is you are flirting with russia which has a direct impact on th

. >> obviously, they had elected rick santorum and mike huckabee and the last two caucuses. but what they were telling me was that they felt they were under attack in the larger cake-baking,its, all of this. they felt donald trump could support them and protect them and their efforts. >> let me ask you a question. the of us believe that democratic process was not as open as it should be. do you think the democrats actually harmed themselves by whatever they did, donald trump rigging it, would bernie sanders had been a better candidate? democratic nominee? susan page: i think all of the democrats not aligned with hillary clinton should agree that the system should have been more open. there were younger upcoming democrats who say, i should have run, maybe somebody other than martin o'malley could have done a better job in challenging people there. i think it is hard, hard to rerun an election, but with everything we know now, if you knew trump was going to be the republican nominee, i think bernie sanders is a better counterpart. because he -- they have some overlap appeal. i

does he have the constitutional authority to do it, and the answer is yes, he does. >> governor huckabeehat do you think about the administration nexts moves if for some reason this expected decision tonight comes out against them? if it affects the ban on the ban, stays in place, do you think the administration is going to change its policies with regard do how they bring in he immigrants on visas asylum or try to tinker with this how are they going to shift if this actually goes against them? >> well, you know buck, i got to be honest i am not sure i can predict what they will do they have often surprise me they can get go to you full ninth circuit which they will if they lose option of pulling a jackson, rather, andrew jackson, who said to the court in a ruling, that he thought was overreach he said fine they have made their ruling let them enforce it clearly the whole point judiciary can't enforce a ruling that is the executive branch they have no power to enforce i am not suggesting we have chaos but chaos comes from judicial branch acts beyond its constitutional limits. you know we

>> i'm going to name mike huckabee ambassador to turkey, he loves turkey.ecially on rye with coleslaw and mayonnaise and bacon and gravy. he never forgets the gravy, pounds and pounds of gravy. >> tom: mr. president, i have one final question. do you still have confidence in a general michael flynn? >> i have to run, thanks for the ratings bomb, i'll see you. >> tom: a big hit for the show show. he's right, the ratings do go up when we get him on the show. dave, what do you think of these issues we covered here? i want to talk about the ambassadorship, i think it's a great idea. people freaking out of her everything go thing he does, you do hand ambassadorships out to your friends. >> it is a real problem that there's so much hysteria, when he does it something really bad, it's just going to be no juice left. the media is going to cry wolves themselves into nobody listening anymore. he can't actually be picking someone just because they like "the sound of music." that's too ridiculous even for trump. >> tom: i don't believe it. >> it's not the movie, you kn

house democratic leader nancy pelosi and sarah huckabee sanders are among the guests. >> a judge has ruled that trump campaign comments about beau bergdahl will not prevent him from getting a fair trial. he was charge with desertion and misbehavior before the enemy. candidate trump called him a trailered. the judge called his comments disturbing and disappointing but did not constitute ununlawful command if convicting bergdahl could face life in prison. >>> a camden teacher wants to take her students to paris teaching her kids about french culture, she needs help making the trip a reality. walter perez has more. >> reporter: paula is the not just a french teacher she is passionate about the french people and their culture. >> i have taken french students in other districts for many years to paris, this is the first time i'm fundraising and the first time i'm doing it in camden. >> she teaches in camden, woodrow wilson high school. her plan to take 20 juniors and seniors to paris for spring break. a plan that sounds like a dream than a journey for these teenagers, most of who have see

erica huckabee sanders said why pretend?> i think it's kinds of naive of us to think we can walk into a room for a couple of hours and pretend some of the tension isn't there. one of the things we say in the south, if a girl scout eggs your house, would you buy cookies from her? i think this is a similar scenario. reporter: the white house secretary respond with a quote, the dinner continues to be a celebration of the first amendment and the important role played buy an independent news media in a healthy republic. so while we may be about to enter the 6th week that president trump is in the white house with tweets like that. it sounds like he's still campaigning to get here. eric: it's a two-way street. some reporters said they may not want to go, fan news organizations boy together those after parties. what do we expect he will say in the joint session of congress? and what do lawmakers save they want to hear from the president? reporter: i think they want to hear less of what i was just talking about and want more policie

sarah huckabee sanders was asked about it on abc's this week. tweets he willt not go to the dinner.hink we all spend enough time around each other as it is,

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but trump spokesperson and 35-year-old who still hangs around the sorority house sarah huckabee, offeredp a convincing analogy to explain why trump would skip the event. >> i think it's kind of naive of us to think that we can all walk into a room for a couple of hours and pretend that some of that tension isn't there. you know, one of the things we say in the south, if a girl scout egged your house, would you buy cookies from her? ( laughter ) >> stephen: yeah, i would. though, i'm from the south, and that's an expression we use all the time. >> jon: right, right. >> stephen: down south, the girl scouts are horrible, horrible people. they will murder you. but i do love the thin mints. ( laughter ) too bad trump's not going to go because i'm sure he would have given a hilarious speech. can you imagine? you don't have to. jim? >> and now, delivering his 2017 white house correspondents' dinner address, please welcome to the podium president donald trump! >> thank you. thank you. great crowd. if you like enemies of the american people. ( drum snap ) nothing, ne huh? okay. any latinos in the