what does it mean for ivanka trump and kush ksh and thejared their access to the president? ivanka.yesterday she's looking to, quote, serving alongside kelly, a word that has received a huge amount of criticism and a white house official tells bloomberg that the couple's walk-in privileges are unlikely to be taken away under kelly. all this as politico reports that ivanka and jared are trying to lower expectations on how much sway they have over trump' sway they have on trump's decisions. along with my panel steve and rick tyler. where does this new shakeup leave jared and ivanka. they are standing alongside general kelly putting out this narrative how offended they were about anthony scaramucci's word choices although she is silent when a barrage of offensive word choices had been used by her father for years and she brought anthony in. mr. scaramucci. >> it's certainly true that jared kushner, we know, was one of the -- very supportive of bringing anthony scaramucci in. i think it's slightly different. anthony scaramucci in a very public way went out and made these vulgar and lewd

ivanka is trying.t hasn't been as influential as she hoped. >> ivanka trump has thought very highly of her ability to convince her father, and she was in the able to deliver. >> she just wasn't able to convince him to stay in the paris climate agreement. >> they didn't plan on transgender in the military. >> she wanted the language the president used for his second statement on charlottesville on monday to be more forceful. >> there is this conversation around town, ivanka was disappointed. >> oh, she's disappointed. so we're supposed to believe she's disappointed because someone heard that she was? >> trevor: well, yeah. >> trevor, has no one ever lied to you before? i feel like when it comes to ivanka everyone forgets about lying. she tried so hard to keep us in the paris climate agreement. she said so. and she really wanted to come to my birthday party, but her cat just got his period. its' a woman now. ivanka's playing both sides. she wants the credit for influencing her dad but she doesn't want to

[applause] ivanka: thank you administrator mcmahon and ivanka. you have been great champions of the small business community along with president trump. we want to hear from the community. if you have a question, please raise your hand. you can ask a question to the administrator or ivanka. >> i'm a firefighter from wisconsin. i have been a firefighter for 20 years. i recently invented a new style of compass to save firefighters lives. what i'm struggling with is the ins and outs to run that business. what advice do you have to get over that hurdle? mrs. mcmahon: i think one of the things i have been talking about, the mentorship, we have so many services. there is score, offices manned by retired executives, or executives lending their time to advise on business programs, web design, to kind of walk you through how you can expand and scale your business. small business development centers are also available. you can go to any of those district offices, 68 around the country. those are even more bountiful in the district offices in every state. y

ivanka's feminism is the lululemon model.u can see right through it. - damn! - before you put too much hope in ivanka, remember, she promotes a brand of feminism that makes her rich by exploiting the very people she's claiming to help. that's not being a feminist. that's being a trump. ♪ - eric trump, the least [bleep] of the trumps, admitted...admitted in "forbes" that contrary to what he said, his dad would still be running the businesses. that's what he told us. yeah. he was like, [as eric] "remember how, "back in late february i said i wouldn't "involve my dad in our businesses? well, now i'm gonna report to him sometimes all the time." trump bombed syria because ivanka talked him into it. i wonder if eric was jealous. [as eric] "oh, so you can order an air strike for ivanka, "but you can't order eli manning "to come to my birthday party? "you're the president, dad! he has to do what you say! oh, my god!" i can only imagine what it's like on a first date with eric. [as eric] "hey, great to meet you, ashly. do you do anal?

then yesterday ivanka trump who brought in anthony scaramucci, it was ivanka and donald trump who sat with scaramucci for an hour and a half. i heard from inside the white house they were happy because they wanted reince out as well as bannon. and yesterday ivanka tweeting, looking forward to working alongside general kelly. >> alongside the chief of staff? >> right, no, luck, president trump made things complicated biablying family in the west wing creating a strurkt and situation where there are people who will never fall under a chief of staff. if you're showing up for thanksgiving dinner with the president you have a kind of access that other people will never have. for her to say she's serving alongside the chief of staff, i think is symbolic and emblem attic of a problem that general kelly will have. there's been inflection points throughout the campaign and presidency, they bring in somebody and make some change and it does have a very big impact for about ten minutes. the truth is you can't change who president trump is. he knows who he is. he knows how he likes to talk to dif

my question is for ivanka. what do you feel has been your biggest challenge in business, and what do you feel has been your biggest or most exciting success in your businesses? ivanka: as an entrepreneur you try to balance your own time, energy, focus, especially when you think big. you sometimes have to slow yourself down to enable you to scale. to not impose the discipline on yourself to enable you to achieve the growth you want, especially in the early days, it is hard when you have limited people, limited bandwidth. you are just launching a product or a service. you hopefully feel that early momentum. when you are an entrepreneur you have to be a visionary. you also have to be an executor successful entrepreneurs are . successful entrepreneurs are both. they dream big. they think big. they swing for the fences. they also are highly pragmatic, able to execute at the task at hand. sometimes there is an imbalance. between those two competing feelings. i think for anyone to be successful, they have to reconcile

[applause] ivanka: i've had an interesting experience. i'm an entrepreneur, having started my own business, also worked in the context of a family business that was highly entrepreneurial. i've had both, working in a large family business, that grew to be a rather large business. i think for me, one of the challenges was managing the competing demands of raising a family and, and running a business, working in a family business. and then politics got layered on top of that. then i got pregnant with my third child in the midst of that. and you know, one of the things, there is no right answer. people ask about balance a lot. i don't think you can plan for balance. you can structure your schedule to avoid work travel, coming home and having an event or you have to be out. you can manage things like that. we are one kid illness away from losing balance. there's no way you can plan for certain things. i have found every time i think a challenge is large and will be hard to overcome that has been put in my path, if you grind through it, you lo

ivanka never been to it.part of the staff. >> susan paige, is the big story of the day, the reporting that the president dictated donald trump, jr. 's defense or explanation of the meeting of the russian lawyer. the fact that the president got on the plane and against the better judgment of people around him just took over. >> the story today that could have consequence down the road. i raises the perception of obstruction of justice by the part of the president. it is not against the law lito like the press. it is one more brick to look at and questions about whether the president has tried to prevent the story from coming out about russia. the firing of james comey is a bigger piece of that wall that we maybe seen of special counsel starting to build. yes, that's the most consequential story that was in the paper this morning. >> stephanie ruhle, thanks for coming on. thank you all as well. before we go to break. some sad news this morning from the acting world. >> award winning actor and play wright, sam s

but ivanka in particular, jared is a we see general aris, and ivanka trump is acting very, very muchstandard role of either first daughter or even a first lady. she provides her father with support and she's not going to buck him on anything substantive. you know, we recalled that during george w. bush's presidency his wife and daughters and his mother in fact had various views on issues like choice than he did or so it was reported. so she is playing a very familiar role. i think the problem was they let the expectations get completely out of control. now jared kushner i think is in a somewhat different category. he's gotten much more into the mix of things and his role is extraordinarily ambiguous. i think the question is with john kelly as chief of staff, somebody who wants to cut off all the back channels, somebody who for instance has told both of these folks they need to communicate in the official way through him, does kelly want them in the white house? and does he have the authority to perhaps convince them to go back to their new york -- to the new york lives? i'm not certa

ivanka: an enormous problem. this is something that really has the administration been informed by the private sector. when they tell us one of their single biggest challenges is the skills gap. they have available jobs they are unable to fill because people don't have adequate training. time and time again we hear this. it is all the more problematic for the smaller employers who don't have the benefits and can't be as competitive, competing for those same jobs that limited people had to fill. we have been in or mislead -- been enormously focused on technical education, skills-based education. the president signed an executive order where he is going to dramatically expand apprenticeship in this country. it has been successful around the world. in giving people skills-based education, creating industrywide certification and credentialing so people like in the industry like yours can have a recognized credential that is portable and they can take with them, that recognizes they are trained in the areas employers

why would an editor in chief share a smear of ivanka trump? >>> he indicated he might not be the killer. now with just hours left to live, a condemned inmate gets a surprise lifeline from the governor, but why did this take nearly two decades? >>> good afternoon and welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. tonight president trump will take the stage in phoenix, arizona for an unscripted campaign rally, we're told. it comes after last night when the president laid out some details for the path to afghanistan. tonight will the president echo what he said in his scripted teleprompter address last night, urging americans to come together with love and in peace, or -- or -- as is his wont when speaking before adoring crowds and free from the constraints of his teleprompter, might president trump come closer to exploring something quite more divisive? that is the question. sara murray is live for us in phoenix. sara, elected officials are not exactly rolling out the welcome mat. the mayor asked him to delay his visit and senators there are at odds wi

general kelly before even talking to the president and they're saying this includes first daughter ivanka and her husband jared kushner. is that the way things hr going to be? we sent out ronica cleary to get pulse of the people. what did you find out? >>reporter: people felt pretty unanimous about this topic. it came up in yesterday's briefing now that general kelly is in charge will people have to work through the chief of staff to get to the president in yesterday's comments when sarah huk bisaid they were enough for the white house press core, they asked her again today. take a listen. i don't think anybody just wonders into the oval house house. he's the president of the united states of america and there are processes. what are the chances of talking to the president without the approval of general kelly. i wouldn't say approval is the correct word . it's not like we're getting permission slips signed i do think there is something to having a structured process in order to make things run more smoothly at the white house. so let's say that that does become the standard that everybod

he wouldn't answer and take shots at gary cohn and jared or ivanka, but clearly this is something on his mind. i think he was trying to exit in a dignifieied fashion that woul not be seen as a food fight. >> now you have the big problem, the big problem has always been well, what happens if you put bannon on the outside? his connection to the base, having this mouth piece in breitbart. you know, having somebody who has heard countless conversat n conversations and intimate moments of the president. now you have him against you maybe. >> if you read the interview with the weekly standard by peter boyar, he is 100% clear that his version of trumpism is dead. that the populous national agenda is stopped. he sort of personalized this whole thing and says very clearly he is going to breitbart to wage war against the people and institutions that stopped it in its tracks, very clear talking to journalists for months about the war inside the white house. i visited him a few months ago, he threw down the times, saying look at the front page, bannon versus gary cohn. he wanted me to see this i

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a personal, uncorroborated, unfounded smear of the private life of ivanka trump.t were unapologetic about that. >> i mean, it raises questions about what they're being to do to get this agenda across. >> you mentioned it's not the first time this prankster pulled this in the past pranking white house staffers. what is the motive of the prankster here? >> clearly he is liberal in his politics. i think he's also kind of bored and finds this as an interesting challenge. it entertains him. as we noted, he was able to convince some top white house staffers, including anthony scaramucci, that he was reince priebus. and he sent e-mails to scaramucci when scaramucci was at the white house, as we saw some really vicious back and forth there. so he's able to get into situations and get revealing information from people, deceiving them, hoodwinking them. >> and e-mails live on. jake tapper, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> next, when flaunting wealth comes back to bite you. jeanne moos on the backlash against the treasury secretary's wife. artificial ingredients. kind

his biggest problem is not so much ivanka and jared, although they are an issue. his biggest problem is donald trump himself who is the prime agent of chaos in this white house. how is he going to control him? >> you're giving a lot of thought here. i agree, the two kids, the son-in-law and the son. first of all, jared kushner has been given the portfolio of bringing peace to the middle east why. check with the chief of staff? he'll be dealing with heads of state. he doesn't have to deal with some staff guy. the other thing is trump. you have to get up at 6:30 in the morning to catch his first tweets. is general kelly going to be up that early to stop him? hold on, mr. kelly. >> well, i think the point is, and ron alluded to it. first of all this administration has to pivot from the campaign to govern. they need to look outward. not inward. these telenovellas need to stop. >> he's a different cat. >> as he bit unwieldy. he wanteder to had a different points of view. >> did you ever go in a back room and say bill, cool it. you're wasting our time. stop it. did you

he wouldn't answer and take shots at gary cohen or jared or ivanka. this is something that was on his mind. i think he was trying to exit in a dignified fashion that wouldn't be looked at as a food fight that is something i would think a lot about if i was working the west wing. bannon on the outside is going to come after some of these people. >> now you have the big problem. the big problem has always been well, what happens if you put bannon on the outside? his connection to the base, having this mouthpiece in breitbart, having someone whose heard countless conversations and intimate moments of the president. now you have him maybe ryan lizza against you. >> if you read the interview with the weekly standard by peter boyer, he is 100% clear that his version of trumpism is dead, that the populist nationalist agenda has been stymied. he sort of personalized this whole thing. and he says very clearly that he is going to breitbart to wage war against the people and discussions that stopped it in its track. it's as clear as day. frankly, he was very cle

it was ivanka and jared. now here are ivanka and jared, well, here we are, stand eight long side general kelly. this is not a cut-and-dried situation. >> in the meantime, bob, after scaramucci's ouster, you tweeted, "congratulations to potus and new chief of staff general kelly, for making best decision to fire." tell me what you're thinking and how this is being received by conservatives? >> well,ite's being received very well. no doubt there needed to be a reis the, a restart. fa if what he've just heard is true, that's very disturbing culture and that means general kelly has a big task in front of him. >> is there anyone who doesn't think he has a big task in front of him? >> i think everybody believes he does, but there's no way any mission can be accomplished if you allow that culture to permeate an organization and in particular the white house. there has to be a higher standa standard. that's why i called on scaramucci to be fired and why i praised kelly coming in as new chief of staff. >> does it both

ivanka converted to judaism. they are practicing modern orthodocks.the c version is getting political. sent a ler out to the entire congregation saying while we avoid politics, we are deeply troubled by the moral ekwifcation president trump has offered. it makes you thinks can they stay silent on this? >> reporter: i think we've seen the answer to that. it's been several days. these days sort of feel very long to us in the news cycle. it's been since sunday. they were observing the sabbath as she had wriy yachts are happening. i feel like the jewish community is asking e-ivanka trump to be an advocate and by remaining silent i think they feel that is quite frankly deafening. the however on the other side i do feel this is a cun none drum that happened when this is the daughter of the president and the son-in-law. when you sort of build these extra layers of complication, it definitely becomes, would imagine for ivanka trump sort of being between a rock and hard place. >> but there's also right and wrong and they're speaking out as she did so eloquentl

you have the sort of jared kushner/ivanka trump faction. bannon faction, you had a faction around reince priebus to try to get everybody on the same page. that's good as far as it goes. you're right it's been striking, there's been no statement or tweet from ivanka trump or jared kushner on the president's remarks, at the wild press conference on tuesday. but i think it just goes to show that you can put together a much more organize and conventional white house structure and policy operation and you can let disruptive forces like steven bannon leave. but the most disruptive force, the most unpredictable force, the most undisciplined and ungovernable force is still the president himself. he can come out at any time and say exactly what he wants. i think the key image of this week was at the press conference when the president talked about charlottesville and john kelly was pictured sort of looking at his shoes. he can control a lot of the things inside the west wing, but he can't control the president himself. >> so reportedly ivanka and ja

bannon also referred to ivanka and jared kushner as javanka behind their backs. direct shot at his beloved. >> exactly. he is playing nice now. bannon unleashed, you had it exactly right, chris. we will see more than aiming his artillery fire at ivanka and jared and gary cohen inside the white house, most immediately where steve bannon and breitbart will be focused is on the republican establishment, leaders in congress. >> he is throwing it to the family. directly hitting the daughter, the dream daughter of the president. he is saying she is javanka and crying on his desk. >> it does seem to me that is one place where bannon should not go. i completely agree with you. this person has some power now. when you leave the white house, he is leaving with this giant sort of high, it seems. but he needs to be careful. this is an area that trump will not put up with. he never has. and i think that there is only so far you can go before he is -- >> my question is, this guy looks dangerous to me. it is better to have inside going out than outside coming in. we know what t

we saw ivanka and her child board the plane.atching and waiting as the president is about to be, in a little bit of time, i don't think he's quite left the white house yet, up, up and away to his golf course in bedminster, new jersey, for 17 days of vacation. but hang on a second. isn't this the same president that slammed obama for taking breaks? we'll look at what's on his agenda coming up. you do all this research on a perfect car, then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates. maybe you should've done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. switch and you could save $782 on home and auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. >>> any moment now, president trump will leave the white house for his first real vacation since taking office. everyone deserves a break, of course, including the commander in chief. but the fact is, president trump has in the past been a mas

you have ivanka's operative there. they have access to the president, and they want to tell the president that donald junior has this issue with "the new york times." we have chris whipple and others in "the washington post" saying the president should not be allowed even near this information at this point in time. he should not be involved in any way in what the statement is. does general kelly simply say, no, no one is allowed to tell the president this information? does he tell the president the information, close the door on air force one in the office there and tell him then what not to do? >> i think general kelly has to lay down some key ground rules at the outset of his tenure here. i think he will do that. one of the first ground rules will be anything pertaining to the criminal investigation of the president, and it is worth repeating, lawrence, the president of the united states is under federal criminal investigation. and general kelly should inform everybody anything having anything to do with that should

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jared kushner was on the plane, kan ivanka, i believe was on the plane. so this notion that the president dictated is interesting to me, because it sounds like a group effort, people huddling in the plane and figuring out what are we going to do with this problem? and don't forget, the president's lawyer, who was his lawyer at the time, mark kasowitz, was not on this flight. and he might have advised the president to stay away from this. >> and it wasn't just on the plane. the article says on the sidelines of the group of 20 summit, president trump's advisers discussed this. >> they had the right instincts, which is let's put everything out so nothing is contradicted -- >> which is public relation 1gt 101. >> exactly. so i don't know -- >> but it highlights general kelly's problem. because you have all of these people, all of these proverbial cooks in the kitchen. it's hard to kind of make sure that your staff is in order when you have people like jared kushner or ivanka or whomever else able to circumvent that and get the president's ear. >> jared and iv

liz: and here's ivanka trump speaking with linda mcmahon, who is head of the sba.'s just listen in for a moment. >> it is very powering. it is very inspiring, and really, this administration day in, day out is steadfast in its commitment to jobs and job creation. and you as business owners are really fueling that and really driving that. and we're looking to unleash you, so you can bring your full potential, so you can create more jobs. i believe 60 million jobs in this country are direct result of small business entrepreneurs such as yourself. so it is tremendously impactful on the ecosystem of job creation. and we're doing everything we can, and we look forward to your input today as we take some questions on how we can do even more. but through comprehensive tax reform that will enable us to have more money to reinvest in the growth of your businesses. to regulatory reform. there is some 800 regulations that were put on the books by the previous administration that really many of which, not all of which, but many of which really stifle your ability to grow and t

at ivanka trump, the president's door to put out this morning. she says, for one, there should be no place in society for racism, white supremacy and neo-nazis.

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people on bannon's sign now the president has a democratic might white implying that jared or ivanka don't have the republican's party at heart. >> shepard: there are many stories how it went down. breitbart said bannon put his resignation on the sixth and others say it was mutual and then others said he was tis missed. >> the writing was on the wall. when was the president left to deal with a problem he needed to deal with a long time. it was decided effectively from the point john kelly was brought on as chief of staff. there was no sense of them working together. and then introduce this week where bannon seemed to be way off the reservation in terms of public comments. that seemed to put the nail on this. >> shepard: thank you, josh. more republican law makers coming out against the president's comments. remember no one on the side of the neo-nazis is good. >> shepard: president trump's battle with his own party and steve bannon out of the a job. we'll turn to peter nicholas. with the wall street junioram. good afternoon. the tennessee senator bob corker said donald trump has not

right, ivanka? we believe ordinary americans know better than washington how to spend their own money and we want to help them take home as much of their money as possible and then spend it. [applause] president trump: so they will keep their money and spend their money and buy our product. our factories will be moving again, companies will move back into our country. jobs will prosper and our country is going to be just like it says on that beautiful red hat. it says make america great again. that is what we will do. right? [applause] president trump: fourth and finally, we want to bring back trillions of dollars of .ealth that's parked overseas because of the high tax rate, and horrible, outdated and bureaucratic rules, large companies that do business overseas will often park their profit offshore in order to avoid paying a high united states tax if the money is brought back home. so they leave the money over there. the amount of money is anywhere from $3 trillion to $5 trillion. can you believe

. >> i'm surprised he hasn't even retweeted his daughter ivanka's tweet with specifically went after these white supremacist

you look at some of the furor around ivanka's line and the yitsism there.he will always have a loyal following, but those on the fence is questioning whether this chaos is something they want to be align with. a recent report in the the atlantic says there were signs of trouble. there is nba teams that don't want to stay on the property. there is some restaurants that haven't been getting a loft of getting folks come in. but those who like the service or the glittery in, whatever you want to call it seem to care more about that than they do politics and the folks going to the trump hotels are still going a. historically presidents at least in the five terms have done financially four or five xs better than they have. it's unlikely that his financial situation is going to diminishing after office even with all of the chaos no matter what happens with his presidency with the exception of nixon. now, if we look at that and we look at his brand, he's got a lot of very loyal followers. they're going to follow him through thick and thin and we see that with the p

why would ivanka trump move the kids to washington? take an office in the white house? my first guess about why they were doing that might be true. but it's not the whole story. the whole story is something i did not suspect. i did not suspect jared would seize the white house. my first guess is that the kids were worried about the old man. kids were watching especially over recent years in decline in donald trump's executive function. neurologists will tell that you it happens to most people his age. usually in ways that are barely per septemberible. forgetting the keyes. forgetting names. sometimes ways that are glaring. what neurologists call executive function includes basic mental processes like attention control, cognitive inhibition. decline of cognitive function is the process that leads to you take the car keys away from dad. having personally watched donald trump become increasingly incoherent over the last several years my first assumption was the kids were going to washington because they knew dad was utterly incoherent much of the time and forgetful and ina

jared kushner, ivanka trump, h.r.d a chief of staff who is a retired general from department of homeland security. where is somebody who's putting the political, legislative plan together, the overlaying the midterm map with understanding where the pressure points are, to actually move the president's agenda ball down the field. i think that's a bigots question. >> winners and losers. >> near-term winners are gary cohn, dina poul, ivanka, jared, folks like that. general kelly. but you know, again, i think -- lo look, i'm the biggest proponent of winners and losers ever but the problem is, donald trump is a singular figure. all presidents are. donald trump is more so. who his chief of staff is, who his communications director is, if you need any evidence of that, hope hicks is the communications director now. it means that it's essentially donald trump is the communications director. donald trump believes he is his best pollster, strategist, press person. the problem and david hits on it is donald trump knows very litt

or ivanka trump. and one of the things he's absolutely going to say is that president bush pardoned scooter libby. he's going to say that even though it's not true. the president provided no facts whatsoever to back up his pardon of joe arpaio. no facts. just adjectives. he simply said this. >> sheriff joe is a patriot. sheriff joe loves our country. sheriff joe protected our borders. and sheriff joe was very unfairly treated by the obama administration. >> okay. not just adjectives, but you know what i mean. no facts. president joe -- president joe? joe arpaio, called sheriff joe by president trump -- he's not a sheriff. he's a former sheriff who was defeated in his last re-election campaign. joe arpaio was not convicted by the obama administration. joe arpaio was convicted by the trump administration. federal prosecutors working under trump's attorney general, jeff sessions, prosecuted the case against arpaio, which is why president trump tried to get jeff sessions to drop the case against joe arpai

many asking, where was ivanka trump and jared kushner? they are both jewish.hey were on vacation in vermont. here to discuss, cnn contributor. when bad things or controversial things happen in and around the white house, it seems like jared kushner and ivanka trump fail. the fallout with the e-mails they were in idaho. after charlottesville, they are in vermont. coincidence? >> there's a chicken/egg situation. hard to say if the scandal came first then the vacation or the vacation, then the scandal. there are two things, the first is when something bad happens, imimmedia immediately there is a story saying they tried hard. they tried to convince the president to moderate. the second is they are not there. whether its a coincidence i cannot say. it's a short trip and easily postponable. they have three children, jared kushner is a grandson of holocaust survivors. the trip could have waited. this is a low moment in the president's time in office and seems like a strange time to take a trip to vermont. >> $740 million. they could have afforded a full fare ticket

it says -- evocative trump forrester praise -- ivanka trump voiced her praise for counterprotesters in boston. she tweeted it was beautiful to see thousands of people across the usa come together today to peacefully denounce bigotry, racism and anti-semitism. we must continue to come together, united as americans. that was in a tweet, two tweets yesterday. she and her husband had come under scrutiny for not speaking after the president made his comments at the charlottesville. leon is calling from mobile, alabama, on a democratic line. what do you think? go ahead. caller: i have a comment i want to make. on the history channel last night, i encourage people to watch a show called declassified, it shows about the white supremacists called the order in the 1980's, and they used a book to model and do their actions to overthrow the government. if you watch the episode, you will see how close they got in seriously trying to overthrow the government. these quite supremacist today -- these white supremacist today do not care about those statues, they are trying to start a rebellion in the co

hard to kind of make sure that your staff is in order when have you people like jared kushner or ivankaelse able to circumvent that and get the president's ear. >> jared and ivanka won't be leaking to "the washington post" i assure. >> you what? really. >> something like this. >> i don't know for a fact. there's a lot of stories that suddenly always appear that jared and ivanka is trying to save the president from himself and i don't know of anybody else who would be leaking those other than usually when there's a story out, you can sort of see who does this story benefit and you kind of work backward who may have leaked. >> or who does the story trash. if you're telling me you think ivanka and jared would be trashing their father and father-in-law respectively, i don't believe it. >> i have no idea. >> the leaking is -- the problem is not the leaking. the problem is the president of the united states. like it's all cool to get caught up in the leaking and no one should say this and that. that happens in every single white house. the problem is the behavior of senior leadership and the

powell, another friend of ivanka in the white house. president decided to go with general kelly pap tweet, instagram from yesterday from ivanka trump looking forward to serving alongside john kelly. as we work for the american people, general kelly is a true american hero. nice of her to say that. my question, what happens inside? does this rei li-align factions? against sfooechb b against's steve bannon and what does this do? >> i like the serving alongside line. figure of speech. okay. we're a team. i'm equal to him. is he going to be able to keep the family from running in and out of the oval office? i think that's probably a hard thing to do in any president -- >> is that what the president wants? the president is known to like, not only like people dropping by saying hello but to like tension. call it creative chaos or just chaos depending on your perspective. >> i don't think there's any chance, that general kelly is aiming to keep the family out of the oval office or having dinner with the president or any of the sidebar conversa

then ivanka's tweet comes out.is a nudge sgens against power or a ownership of the obvious which is i'm his daughter. you don't stand between me and my father. >> jard and i are first among equals. i'm doubtful kelly will make a difference in this white house. the fact is trump is his centrifugal force. he pushes everyone away from him except family members. and that's the problem in this. it's never going to be an organization that's run in a linear tactical way. he's in it for self agrandizement. he's not about ideology. >> people see that as refreshing. he's pragmatic. he just does works. >> he's got to get it done. refreshing alone doesn't get policy put in place. >> respond to that. let me put my wedding band on my pinky ring. the head rauts -- the fish rots from the head down. that was bhaut scaramucci put the to the either and now i can't say it without laughing. but the truth of it is that leadership and tone begins at the top. you look in his eyes and realize he's no joke. he's also not the president. >> i

he says, like, you told me jared and ivanka are evil, this is the most not dysfunctional white house,ut most divided white house. these kinds of things. it's very clear that bannon has been downloading stuff to these editors. to the editors. >> i don't see as much as trash talking the president or jared and ivanka, it's -- he's concerned that some of those back at the white house now, jared, ivanka, gary cohn, and others, don't really represent the nationalist agenda. they're more of the globalists. they clearly want to expand our military footprint. that was his concern when he was in the white house and clearly it's a -- >> according to this guy, he said they're evil. >> the fact is if you watch what happened, since i was on the rnc until 2015, everybody thought it was going to be jeb, working up, all the media things were played out right, and brigeitbart stard to surge and bannon was fearless. when bannon went in the campaign, some of us were surprised in the sense he would be going after ryan on positions. not personally. i think that stuff is distasteful. i toedon't know what th

what about the tweet of ivanka trump about john kelly?ooking forward to serving alongside john kelly as we work for the american people, working alongside is what caught the eye. why? because general kelly is . >>> tim o'brian executive editor and anne car me white house reporter for my koe. thank you both for being here. so john kelly, general, military. trump respects him we are told especially when in uniform. he's in charge of everyone. then i kanka's tweet come out. was this a nudge against power or just an ownership of the obvious, which is i'm his daughter, i don't -- you know you don't stand between me and my father. how do you recon? >> i don't think that -- i'm doubtful that kelly will make a difference in this white house. the reality is is that trump is this force, he pushes everyone away from him except family members. he can't be disciplined. i think ultimately kelly's going to be tried to last sew the world wind here with trump. and that's the problem in this. it's never going to be an organization that's run in a linear ta

ivanka trump. son-in-law jared kushner.o speak out against the racism and anti-acceanti-se anti-semitism that was present? >> as larry said it should be easy for a president to first denounce the racist, disgusting, un-american views of white nationalists and white supremacists and if he wants, pivot to this idea of violence versus non-violent protests or this idea of free speech or an idea of whatever equivalent he wants on the two sides. when we conflated those in one short statement he made it seem like there was that moral equivalence between the two sides and that's why he's getting so much pushback and why so many people in his party are breaking from him on this. >> and a lot of people remember, david, a year ago, plus, when it took him a while to condemn david duke and white supremacists. we all remember that interview with jake tapper. he said i don't know anything about david duke. >> took him a while. he looked pained to eventually disavow david duke. there was the episode where he blamed judge gonzalo curiel for