. >>> ivanka trump is at the center of another investigation into the inauguration spending. >>> but developing this hour for you, president trump's interior secretary ryan zinke will step down at the end of this year. the president says he will name zinke's replacement next week. >>> and mick mulvaney will be the acting chief of staff. sourceses sea he was asked fob acting because he wanted a safe exit in place. >>> a new report says that ivanka trump may have been involved in an effort to overcharge the inaugural committee, to use the trump international hotel in washington. nbc has not confirmed this reporting, but last hour i spoke to the reporter who broke that story. >> tax law actually prohibits a transaction like this in which trump's business overcharges his inaugural committee. so there could actually be potential legal issues. still looming questions about how they manage to spend $105 million, which shattered all previous reports. >> rob mueller is rejecting a claim by michael flynn that he should have been warned about the consequences of lying to the fbi. flynn is slated

well, don junior, ivanka trump, and jared kushner are all on it. s father's presidential campaign. attended the infamous june 2016 trump tower meeting with russian lobbyists. when "the new york times" first reported the story, trump junior, don junior, put out an initial statement claiming it had nothing to do with clinton or the campaign. but then he had to revise his statement several times after it was revealed he agreed to the meeting when offered dirt on clinton. remember the e-mails, right? here's how he explained it on sean hannity in the summer of 2017. watch this. >> just sort of nonsensical, gas garbled and quickly went on to russian adoption and how we could help. paul left after a few minutes. >> so, around the time of the trump tower meeting, don junior also had at least three phone calls with aman agua lara, the russian pop star who helped arrange the meeting. trump junior also was briefly introduced to russian banker aleksandr torshin at the n.r.a. convention. torsion was the handler of alleged russian spy maria butina. i know it's a

own inaugural committee and his business. >> we should say ivanka trump's ethics lawyer says -- ms. trump passed the inquiry on to a official and said only any resulting discussions should be at a fair market rate. ms. trump was not involved in any additional discussions. that's the statement there. does that align with the evidence that you found in your reporting? >> well, there's still questions about it. we're not sure what rate was ultimately charged. we know the organization got money, but the exact numbers are not clear. the statement from ivanka's spokesman that you just read, i went back and forth with him, i said, please show me the e-mails from ivanka says charge them a fair market rate. they declined to do that. other than that statement there's no documentary evidence that that's what happened or didn't happen. i think that's important to note. the other thing is that it turns out the tax law actually prohibits a transaction like this in which trump's business overcharges his gnaw rad committee. there could actually be potential legal issues he

this puts ivanka trump in this scandal. then we have individual one, aka donald trump, has shown up in court documents as the person who directed the commission of a felony, several felonies, and happened days before the election and that helped get him elected president. trump insists michael cohen alone should shoulder the blame for making illegal hush money payments to women who say they had affairs with trump, but cohen, who has been sentenced to three years in prison, has a very different story to tell. >> he's saying very clearly that he never directed you to do anything wrong. is that true? >> i don't think there is anybody that believes that. first of all, nothing at the trump organization was ever done unless it was run through mr. trump. he directed me, as i said in my allocution, as well as my plea. he directed me to make the payments. he directed me to become involved in these matters. >> he was trying to hide what you were doing, correct? >> correct. >> and he knew it was wrong? >> of course. >> cohen and federa

the person in the middle of the negotiations, ivanka trump. ck with our panel julia manchester and dkevin cirelli. >> it looks at questions pertaining to the relationship between the administration as well as the trump business dealings and i think this has been an administration that has not consistently revealed some of those dynamics and now there are questions about it. the bottom line is this is another type of investigation, another type of questions that are surrounding this in addition to all of the other investigations and it's at a time that, you know, i think add this to the list of oversight that the democrats are going to do in the -- come the new house of representatives. >> and according to new emails, one example shows trump wanted to charge $125,000 for a day when it should have been $85,000. this could be a red flag when audited. how problematic is this, julia? >> i would say it's very problematic. it adds to a list of investigations really plaguing the trump administration when they need to be focused on working with a democr

ivanka trump.s breaking news coming one day after "the new york times" reported the inaugural committee is under criminal investigation for possibly taking illegal foreign donations. so, that's the money coming in and now this new reporting on the money going out. "outfront" now, one of the propublica reporters who broke the story and former ethics lawyer for george w. bush, richard painter, who worked with president bush on the second inauguration and was the one in charge of making sure that everything was -- the rules were followed. so, justin, let me start with all this reporting that you have. okay. you have never before reported evidence here tonight that is part of this story of how much the trump organization was overcharging, right? and in one case, you're talking about $100,000 a day for space at the trump hotel in washington, right? >> yeah, so, what we know is -- we didn't know before that the inaugural committee actually spent a significant amount of money with the trump hotel, trump g

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these explosive new allegations with ivanka trump right in the middle. what are those?what do they mean? i have a reporter who has been breaking the news next. hi, i need a thriller for my wife. political or psychological? psychological. small town or big city? small town. methodists...or mules? mules. how's this? signed?! no way. nobody knows thrill seekers like we do... barnes & noble from capital one.nd i switched to the spark cash card i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy. and last year, i earned $36,000 in cash back. which i used to offer health insurance to my employees. what's in your wallet? ♪ there's no place likargh!e ♪ i'm trying... ♪ yippiekiyay. ♪ mom. ♪ >>> there are a lot of investigations surrounding the president, six trump related entities are now under current investigation. but the latest one focuses on the president's inaugural committee. federal prosecutors are looking at how more than 1$100 million was raised for the inauguration and more importantly how it was spent. we're learning how that money went right into the pockets of trump

but the onus is on president trump and his family. why would ivanka like that, if even if it was above board. go to another hotel? why does it have to be the trump hotel? >> yeah. >> curiously, if there is anyone in the situation who might care about the appearance, it would be ivanka trump. >> right. >> because i suspect that she intends after this administration ends either in two or six years that she will have ambitions of her own. and there have been plenty of moments where she has tried to put distance between herself and the comments of her father's administration in which she serves. she has tried to place that distance at convenient moments, but it will be hard for her to one day unen tangle herself from this white house. >> so chris christie has taken himself out of contention as chief of staff. is that chris christie taking himself out of contention or is that -- i'm not going to get the job because i put jared kushner's dad in jail? >> it's interesting, because this morning you had white house officials indicating that chris christie was n

many international guests were in attendance — including us vice—president mike pence and ivanka trumpoping he'll tackle widespread poverty and inequality. here's our correspondent in mexico, will grant. andres manuel lopez 0brador received the presidential sash from the outgoing president to cries of "presidente" and "yes, we can" inside the chamber. "friends", he told the gathered dignitaries, "today begins the fourth transformation of mexico". basically raising his presidency to the same level as either mexican independence all the mexican revolution. —— independence or the mexican revolution. he acknowledged that such a concept may seem lofty or even pretentious the new mexican president, andres manuel lopez 0brador, has been sworn in at a ceremony in mexico city. many international guests were in attendance — including us vice—president mike pence and ivanka trump. having run on an anti—corruption platform, mr 0brador‘s supporters are hoping he'll tackle widespread poverty and inequality. here's our correspondent in mexico, will grant. andres manuel lopez 0brador received the pres

that's where ivanka trump is. and she hasn't been on vacation this entire time but i think action speaks louder than words and, frankly, she hasn't really spoken that much about this either. this is playbook number one for ivanka trump which is speak about the things that you do have control over in the administration. talk about the things, the small things on the checklist you're able to check off, the roundtables you're able to hold. the events you're able to be in front of cameras. when it comes to issues like this where she knows she's unable to influence her father and change her father's mind, she is silent on them. it's difficult to see two children dying in custody. this is someone in the white house. her express purpose for being there was to be an advocate for women and children and families. and you can't be an advocate if you aren't advocating for anything. it's just difficult to -- >> the cruelty is the point of this policy. this is what the administration has said. they wanted it as a deterrent. tha

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ivanka trump was work for the trump organization and involved in negotiations for the president's inauguralee. but this rhetoric is pretty heated. >> it's kind of sickening to see a group of so-called reporters, members of the media celebrating an encouraging the idea of going after a president's children. i understand ivanka is obviously a white house advisor. but the joy they took when they were discussing this is gross. but that's expected to someone like joy reid who made homophobic comments in the past then lied about it and said she was hacked. it's shock she still has a show on cable television. liz: ivanka trump at that time was working for the trump organization, not government. >> she was working for the trump organization and she was involved negotiating prices for inaugural committee events. so far there is no evidence she did overcharge which is what they are claiming, and these people are screaming "lock her up" like a deranged payback for hillary clinton. liz: jennifer ruben took his shot during an appearance on msnbc. >> republicans are kind of in their own little world. so

and ivanka trump may have played. the author of trump and russia, a definitive history is here.it's important because you write about a lot of these things. you know about a lot of these things. about i get into it, this was sort of your "i told you so" moment. >> a little bit. you know, you said it at the outset, right. this is about money. and trump has been chasing russian money forever, since 1987 he's been going to the soviet union then to try to find a building, and it just has never stopped. >> let's talk about the charging document from the special counsel. it says michael cohen said he briefed family members of individual one -- individual one of course is the president. and then now there's a report that mueller is intensely focusing on don junior's and ivanka's role in this moscow project. in your book on trump and russia, you talk about the children, but how deeply are the children involved in all of this? >> well, they're involved. you know, this hasn't gotten much discussion, but ivanka picked the architect for the trump world tower. in the letter of intent, it sai

it turned out that the board of the foundation, which included ivanka trump, eric trump and donald trump all supposed to be sort of looking out for the financial interests of the foundation, overseeing its money, making sure it wasn't mismanaged. that board hadn't actually met since 1999. >> and, tim o'brien, i know that you have registered absolutely zero surprise with any of this reporting. it's not that you have the specific knowledge that david obtained, but when david was out there and discovering that donald trump has not put any of his money into the foundation and donald trump has not made payments on all sorts of charitable promises that he made, that's the donald trump you discovered when you were writing your book about donald trump years ago. >> this is a familiar person obviously. i think the foundation is one facet of the universe of trump operations that now have drawn the attention of law enforcement officials. you know, the trump organization, the trump family, the trump inauguration, the trump transition, the trump white house, the trump foundation are all being investi

alex savage -- ivanka trump has more on that story. wach and confusion, but collab the morning that al hours of the camp fire started. one emergency dispatcher admits that the flames were moving faster than what they could keep up with. >> the first call about the camp fire came in at 6:25 am on the morning of november 8. from a pg&e worker reporting flames. >> this is pg&e rock creek powerhouse i just got report of a fire on highway 70. on the railroad side. under the transmission line. >> the next reports came within minutes. >> i like to report a block fire , and if ever -- feather river canyon area, highway 70. >> yes, we've got other reports. >> by 7 am calls were coming in constantly from the surrounding communities. >> it looks like there is a fire coming over the hill. >> many of the early calls were nonemergency. >> i'm sorry i can't find the nonemergency number. i can't find the number to call the fire department. >> there seems to be a fire up here. >> there is a large fire that is not threatening your area. >> resident said

. >> the trump organization may have overpaid ivanka trump.trump had someone ready to answer questions about this. they can't independently verify that claim, but what does that tell you? >> the report focused on the fact that if the trump inaugural committee, which was nonprofit, was paying above-market rates for these hotel rooms, then there could be a tax violation and face penalties. that is a big financial drawback if we found that, the possibility of fraud charges that are here, if ivanka or someone else was trying to jack up prices, then they could be defrauding the committee. we know ivanka connected the inaugural manager, but we don't really know what her role in setting the prices. whether that's true or not, the evidence is not out yet. >> okay, liam brennan and ste n steven. >> the other person behind the trump hush money payments talks to me next. our dad was in the hospital. because of smoking. but we still had to have a cigarette. had to. but then, we were like. what are we doing? the nicodermcq patch helps prevent your urge to

representative robert lighthizer, small business administrator linda mcmahon, advisor to the president, you ivanka trump, senior advisor to the president, jared kushner, and chris lavelle. -- liddell. this morning the acting attorney general signed the final rulemaking clear bump stocks are illegal because they fall within the definition of machine guns that are banned under federal firearms law. began, in which people in possession of bump return those items to an atf field office or destroy them by march 21. propertions for destruction will be posted on the atf website today. appointed tos been the u.s. senate and we congratulate her. she has been helping advance a number of the administration's priorities, including rebuilding our military and increased border security. the president applauds governor ducey for his swift selection and thanks -- for his service to the people of arizona. with that i will take your questions. reporter: there was a delay, the usual inquiry from judge sullivan asking prosecutors if -- committed treason? ms. sanders: that is between general flynn and the courts. something

ceo tim cook went on a charm offensive, spending the day with ivanka trump. the trip provided an opportunity for extensive conversation with and keyident's daughter advisor just before donald trump was to hold a key meeting with the chinese president in argentina at the g20. >> you have to assume that everything out of china will be tariffed. i think that on that assumption, you have to think about who has pricing power. if you look at apple and take for example the least expensive new iphone -- the 10r is 7.5% more expensive then the eight. i do think apple has pricing canr versus their peers better withstand the tariffs assuming the next round is everything coming out of china. >> let us put the potential impact aside, does the president mean it? >> absolutely. if you think about, to date, you have had multiple rounds of tariffs. one tariff in place today escalates from a 10% to a 25% tariff on january 1. at this point in time, you have to make the assumption that tariffs are real and that there is more to come. as far as what more can be tariffed, you have

and ivanka trump, the president's daughter and a senior executive at the trump organization, was involvedg the prices at above market value for venue rentals by the inaugural committee. a spokesman for ivanka's lawyer said ivanka said discussions should be at a fair market rate. and it isn't just about the money. "the washington post" reports that certain attendees at the inauguration also reportedly caught the attention of counterintelligence officials at the fbi. though it's unclear which attendees. the paper reported that victor vexleberg, a tycoon aligned with putin's government, attended inaugural events, along with the russian lawyer whose meeting with donald trump, jr., at trump tower in june 2016, is now under scrutiny. >> congratulations, mr. president. >> reporter: it's part of why federal prosecutor are zeroing in on the day donald trump officially became the 45th president of the united states. randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> and so the second half of president trump's term, one which he vowed to drain the swamp, will begin about questions of the priciest inauguration in u.s. hi

nick ayers has the backing of ivanka trump and jared kushner but is a polarizing figure in the west wing hooz rise has already sparked controversy, one has said that they would quit if he is tap for the record the job with one predicting a melee of backstabbing to come. >> kelly tried to push out, suggesting that jared kushner and ivanka trump leave. they, in turn, backed nick ayers as a way to push kelly out, and succeeded. ayers is a controversial figure. notably, he is far more political than john kelly. and i think that's something that the president wants as he looks to 2020, but he is disliked by many in the white house. and i think those maybe are empty threats of those telling to the president but as a place filled with strong alliances, people pitted against each other are unlikely to change if he becomes chief of staff. >> in the context of this playing out -- we'll see if nick ayers gets the job. he's mike pence's chief of staff right now. his experience is in politics, not in policy or in government. as this plays out, paul ryan is leaving as speaker of the house. no reason t

i see in this, taken individually, the wife of some russian intrapreneur calls you if you are ivanka trump, and that doesn't sound like a high crime and misdemeanor, and when you put that altogether, you see the different in-roads the russians were trying to make to the trump campaign. >> of the list of people who were receptive and willing to speak of anybody, i didn't see one that alerted the fbi, and when you have people and you have in writing with mueller's different recommendations and et cetera, you don't have anybody that was reaching out to the rbi or any law enforcement agency to say this is happening, this is a problem and we do not want any part of it. instead we have people reaching back in many respect. it's getting closer and closer to the inner circle and the oval office of the president of the united states, and what is astonishing to me, the litany of things we do know, mueller knows more. he redacted portions to alert people he doesn't want you to know yet what you do not know, but it's coming. that is the most foreboding thing of all. if you are the president of the uni

representative robert lighthizer, small business administrator linda mcmahon, advisor to the president you ivanka trump, senior advisor to the president jared kushner, and chris l. on another note, the president is was again for filling a promise he made to the american people, and this morning the acting attorney general cited the final rule, making clear that bump stocks are a legal because they fall under federal law. begins now,iod where those people in possession of bump stocks must turn them over to an atf field office or destroy them by march 21. instructions for destruction will be posted on atf's website. martha mcsally has been appointed to the u.s. senate and we congratulate her. she has been a partner in the house of representatives helping advance a number of priorities, including rebuilding our military and increasing border security. the president applauds governor ducey for his swift selection and appreciates senator jon kyl and thanks him for his service to the people of arizona. >> is their reaction to the delay in the michael flynn sensing and they quarried from the judge asking pros

ivanka trump was involved in negotiations for trump hotel rentals during the inauguration. legal team seemed to down play her role in a statement saying when contacted by someone working on the inauguration, mrs. trump passed the inquiry on to a hotel official and said only resulting discussions should be at a fair market rate. ms. trump was not involved in any additional discussions. katie, could the president's daughter face some legal issues here, some fallout from this? >> ivanka trump could have liability in and of her own self-. she's apparently involved in negotiating what are higher than fair market rates. it was $107 million. the most that was ever raised for any inauguration, and really what's at issue is the illegality of pay to play. did foreign nationals give money to curry favor with the incoming trump administration, and was there overcharging by the trump inauguration committee, excuse me, to the trump inauguration committee by the trump organization and so really there's going to be a lot of discovery that's going to go if there's this investigation. they'r

he wanted to be chief of staff and vowed loyalty to the president's family including daughter ivanka trump and her husband jared kushner, both of them senior white house advisers and he told the president, if he were chief he would manage the staff but not the president and an answer trump liked this official said. this president makes no secret. he values loyalty. and here you say mulvaney swore it to him in no uncertain terms. is this what the president defines as getting along? >> he had an acrimonious relationship, john kelly did, with jared kushner and ivanka trump and they did not like him and were not proponents of him. for kelly's point, he didn't like their roles in the government and didn't think they should be in the white house actually and often deriding them for playing government. and what we have seen time and time again, that the family is crucial to president trump, and they win the battles, and they are in the residence with him, at mar-a-lago, and something he counts on more than anything at all. and i think mick mulvaney says, listen sir, i know you pride family and yo

people working in the white house, the family members who work in the white house, jared kushner, ivanka trumpcts what business is being done under the guise of government business that is really benefitting financially the trump family and the trump organization. all these things we see there is a constant nexus between trump the private company and trump the public figure. that's going to be something that congress is going to look at aggressively next year when they take control. >> i think it's not just these campaign violations but there are serious questions of the extent of which the president of the united states business interest compromise him and shift his judgment in favor of foreign entities and not on behalf of america. we see this in the allegations about the moscow tower and that michael cohen was lying about to investigators. that he had a financial incentive to go soft on russia, to change american policy towards our traditional adversary and that is something that congress should absolutely be looking into when they -- come january, they have the time, the gavel and the subp

ivanka trump who saw today put out a tweet right away. her husband was also someone mentioned. that you thought would do a great job. her tweet is up there to congratulate mick mulvaney. do you think jared kushner wasn't chosen? >> ivanka told me he is trying to focus on the things that he wants to accomplish and he has been successful with everything he touches turns to gold. if he is running the staff day today he will be bogged down. he has had a chance to see that. there would be criticism of him. he is the john-in-law. when ivanka was named the senior chief of staff she was the 19th son or daughter to be hired at the white house. it's very common. early secretaries were what become the job chief of staff. f.d.r.'s last year in office the white house was run by his daughter anna roosevelt. those are the bogus results. he should do as much as he can do. >> before i let you go, jim baker is the person you hold up as the model chief of staff. why do you say that? >> his experience and what he achieved from one administration to the next. >> he had no experience when he was tap

to -- mulvane y he wanted to be chief of staff and told ivanka trump and jared kushner of this. >> i guess when you pledge loyalty on tv or otherwise, you catch the president's attention. that's how we ended up with this horrific pick as an acting attorney general, whitaker. hopefully he will soon be on his way, and we'll have an attorney general, attorney general barr. barr has to be better than whitaker. face it, he was confirmed unanimously back in the day and the reporting was his confirmation hearings were "ushl nuerly placid." more hope for barr than whitaker. >> talk about loyalty. you don't pledge loyalty toy a persa -- to a person -- pileggi loyalty? we do that in america to a person? >> trump does it and consciousness of guilt is what it is. in my opinion. he wants everybody around here not to be loyal in a political sense, but to cover up his misconduct. why he needs loyalty. >> isn't your loyalty to the constitution of the united states? >> i took the oath once as an army soldier and once as a federal prosecutor. faithfully executing the laws and why i'm so disheartened t

ivanka trump owns a firm that will allow them to take advantage of an opportunity zone.perties that could qualify for the tax break. google defending the :46, the company from privacy violations and anticonservative views. there was intense questioning about the practices of google. lawmakers grilled the ceo on a wide range of subjects. >> the google ceo made his first appearance after declining to testify in september. >> this hearing is because of the widening gap between trust of the american people and the tech companies. >> he went before the house judiciary committee and privacy concerns. >> we want to stay on top of things and state of the we are working on making things better. >> conservative leaders are concerned about a liberal bias among employees and this is after rigged search reports which the company has denied. it says it processes 3 trillion searches last year and it doesn't manually intervene. >> i can comment to you and assure you, we do it without regards of political you'd iology, our political algorithms do not know any political pressure. >> you c

that forced a statement from ivanka trump's camp, this coming today from a spokesperson for her attorney that reads as follows, quote, the opportunity zone legislation is broad sweeping policy that impacts millions of people. since joining the government, miss trump has divested assets, set up trusts and [ inaudible ] about her investments and adheres to ethics advice she has received from counsel about what issues she can work on and those to which she has recused. so back to this executive order. this council to try to essentially oversee everything, streamline it, how you go about moving forward with these new investment opportunities. liz: you know, i personally have a connection to cleveland and east cleveland is an area that desperately needs it. i just drove through there two months ago and i thought, i pray it gets an opportunity zone nod. it did not. i know there are some real questions about how each area was parcelled out and how they picked certain areas. i love the idea. i think opportunity zones incentivize people with money to go into areas where people don't have money an

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ivanka trump apparently was involved in setting the prices which may have been unduly high. stion of how much money went to the trump family is one of the questions account investigators will want to know the answer to. >> is that illegal necessarily though? >> it depends. if it's simply high prices paid for a fancy hotel, there's nothing illegal about that. if there was outright graft or theft of money, that certainly is illegal, but i certainly wouldn't want to suggest on the part of the trumps, but certainly the administrators of this hundred plus million that's just a very basic question that presumably should have a fairly straightforward answer. >> so, greg, you ran the show for the second inauguration of george w. bush, after his re-election. you had the advantage of having seen one inauguration before, and frankly, the whole bush crew had the advantage of having seen the inauguration of george h.w. bush and before that reagan. a lot of the same people. so, in theory, all know, or knew, how it was supposed to go. in the trump team uses the excuse, hey, we don't know wh

all this churning that happened around john kelly was driven in large part by jared kushner and ivanka trumpncredible influence over the president. sought id so the idea he's on the list is very hard to believe. but in the end i just don't think he wants somebody who's really going to manage him. but some part of him he knows that he's going to need that because of what's coming down the road. >> that's got to be the last word. i've got to run. thank you both. i appreciate it. we'll be right back. ofor a limited time,ur holidays even better! get a 4-course meal starting at $15.99. treat yourself to the perfect gift today, because the aussie 4-course won't last long! and now, get a $10 gift with every $50 in gift cards. ingenious space- neat nest™ by fasaving design. all designed to stack and protect the lids, and the pan surface. farberware neat nest™. stacked & intact™ >>> this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. here's the breaking news. a source close to president trump telling cn

. >> back to the subject of mattis, i heard that ivanka trump left the white house and went home earlyr than she normally does, but she was not there at the time that that news broke, and maybe it doesn't mean anything, but it fits with this idea that jared kushner and ivanka trump really wanted adults in the room, they wanted help supervising the president which sounds like a ridiculous thing to think about with the president of the united states, but we know that's true in this white house. they were in agreement on subjects sometimes where they disagreed with the president, like banning transgender members from serving. so maybe it doesn't mean anything, but i think it's pretty interesting. >> eugene, what are you working on? what are your sources telling you? >> i was talking to some republicans on the ground who are anxious about trump's 2020 re-election goals or hopes based on how poorly he's doing with the economy right now. he's been relying on saying i've been able to deliver the economy to the american people in a way that the stock market yesterday is showing has not been as

all this churning that happened around john kelly was driven in large part by jared kushner and ivanka trump idea he's on the list is very hard to believe. but in the end i just don't think he wants somebody who's really going to manage him. but some part of him he knows that he's going to need that because of what's coming down the road. >> that's got to be the last word. i've got to run. thank you both. i appreciate it. we'll be right back. hey! yeah!? i switched to geico and got more! more savings on car insurance!? they helped with homeowners, too! ok! plus motorcycle, boat and rv insurance! geico's got you covered! like a blanket! houston? you seeing this? geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. ♪ can you feel it . ♪ can you feel it put a smile on everyone's face this holiday, with great gifts from amazon. with low prices and free shipping on millions of items, for everything you need this holiday, visit amazon. >>> this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. here's the breaking news. a source close to president trump telling cnn that the president now sees impeachment as a real pos

this is president trump's house and miss ivanka trump's house. ses were managed by three people. the supervising head of maintenance, the direct supervisor and the woman who is described by one of my clients as president trump's son's na y nanny. >> the question is, why come forward now? you seem to be saying because things have changed? that after the president became president from just the owner of this golf club in new jersey, that they got a different notice, that there were different rules and different treatment. how so? >> in the case of vicky, she claims that once mr. trump became president trump everything changed. there were -- she was not allowed to go inside of mr. trump's house, although on a couple occasions, when no one was around, they asked her to please come and clean the house. these direct supervisor became more abusive, and what they are saying now is, that's enough, we're tired of this, we want to come forward, the rhetoric that is coming from washington really bothered them, and they are really upset, and they said, enough

this is president trump's house and miss ivanka trump's house. ee people. the supervising head of maintenance, the direct supervisor, and the woman who was described by one of my clients as president trump's son's nanny. >> so, the question is why come forward now? and you seem to be saying because things have changed. that after the president became president from just the owner of this golf club in new jersey, that they got a different notice, that there were different rules and different treatment. how so? >> sure. so, in the case of vicky, she claims that once mr. trump became president trump, everything changed. she was not allowed to go inside of mr. trump's house, although on a couple occasions when no one was around, they asked her to please come and clean the house. the direct supervisor became more abusive. and what they are saying now is that's enough. we're tired of this. we want to come forward. the rhetoric that is coming from washington really bothered them. and they are really upset and they said, enough is enough. we want to tell

positive.book is the idea has been raised in american politics chelsea clinton will someday run against ivanka trump for president. who will win? they think ivanka will defeat chelsea. this is the image we have. the supply chain is part of it. they are very proud so many american products are made in china. host: grand rapids, michigan. caller: good morning, greta. i think you, mr. pillsbury. one comment i have is that i think america has a sanitized is. of who china when i was in school in the 1950's and 1960's it was called red china and it is still a communist country. and think of the chinese as another economic partner, which they are not. they are not our friends. instituteconfucius attached to various universities around the country. those things are very dangerous. thanks for your help to mr. trump. host: we were showing the book while you were talking. go ahead. guest: we are much more wary about china now than the last 40 years. it is what i, with good intentions and my heart, blame this on henry kissinger. he has not changed his mind. kissinger, tory whom i was an advisor, he never backed

maÑana estarÁ más de 400 invitados internacionales, entre ellos el vicepresidente pence y e ivanka trumpio y de una economÍa fuerte. y para los estados unidos, es muy importante que tenga Éxito. raul: al participar en el g20 el presidente trump dijo que el acuerdo con mÉxico y canadÁ es el mÁs moderno, en las actualizado, y en las equilibrado de la historia de estados unidos. >> texas tiene mÁs de 1 millÓn de trabajos que son relacionados a la economÍa dentro de mÉxico y los estados unidos . en tÉrminos de trabajo son muchos. y oportunidades mucho mÁs. >> pero otra incÓgnita tiene que ver con el tema migratorio. no sÓlo de los que se van de mÉxico sino de los que actualmente pasan por este paÍs. >> estamos muy esperanzados. sabemos que su momento de luna de miel con el nuevo presidente electo. pero mantenemos la frente en alto. >> miles de jÓvenes seÑores estarÉ méxico que fueron deportados por el gobierno de tener trump. y era su futuro quedan menos de la polÍtica de nuevo presidente. se espera que maÑana partir de las 11 horasde inicio la ceremonia de traspaso de poder ejecutivo con lo

first chief of staff was fired, who were close a lot of people advisers to the president, like a ivanka trump, jared kushner, felt like they needed someone would bedvise, and he able to instill a sense of order, get rid of the chaos, stop the leak in, giving way to the sense of chaos and paranoia. look backhink you can a couple months from now and say he has been successful. there are too many people for their to be powerful entries about. think a couple of the chaotic news cycles, a couple of the stories circle around him, and you have to wonder about mick mulvaney. why would anyone take this job? host: he appeared on nbc this morning, telling jonathan karl chief of staff daley white house staff, he is not going to change the president. guest: right. there is an old saying from the campaign folks "let trump be tru mp," that is the way to manage keep him is the way to happy. people who abide by vacuu that survived longer. at the same time, i do not think it will protect mick mulvaney. when there is a negative news cycle, the president can get things done, which is usually the case. outside to

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. >> reporter: morales says her job included cleaning the president and daughter ivanka trump's personaldo for the trump family? "clean the house, clean the mathroom. make his bed." morales said she once told the president she was from guatemala. he told you he liked workers from guatemala. "yes," she says, he liked the way we worked. the women say they were not alone. other undocumented immigrants worked at bedminster and some managers were not only aware, they helped coordinate getting false green cards and workers' permits. you told them, you told staff at the golf club that you didn't have the right papers and they still gave you a job. "yes," she says. president trump called out businesses who employ undocumented immigrants and when he opened his hotel in washington, he claimed it was totally aboveboard. >> we didn't have one illegal immigrant on the job. everybody knows it. >> reporter: the white house is refusing to comment on the situation at bedminster referring us to the trump organization. a spokesman there telling us, we have tens of thousands of employees across our properti

. >> i've been thinking all along that it might end up being one of the children, ivanka trump, chief of staff, jared kushner, or stephen miller who still seems to have a good relationship with the president because of all of his rhetoric on immigration. i think stephen miller, if i'm not mistaken, was in the room today. >> he was. >> during that meeting. and so those are terrifying facts. right? steve is right, we can't find somebody competent because of the president's incompetence. that's a national security issue. it always has been, and it still will be going forward. >> yeah, ivanka trump and jared kushner were very much pushing nick ayers for this position. they really had a fight, they had a bad -- very contentious relationship with john kelly. >> they made other calls to people in washington to recruit them. >> they told the president they still want to be at the center of this new recruiting pitch. they told him, hey, there are few people around him you can really trust, we'll be here to the end as family, we should have a stay in the chief of staff. >> what do you say? >> t

ivanka trump specifically helping in with cystic fibrosis children's charities, habitat for humanity.f they are not allowed -- they can't right now, obviously, they have other jobs and other requirements but if they're forbidden from being able to help a lot of these charities, i think those charities could suffer because we're politicizing even the future ability of someone like ivanka trump to help raise money to help children's charities. >> i think taking money and giving it cowhat you say you're going to give it to, if that's what we're talking about here, is not politicizing. >> we're talking about in the future, though, and also let's remember the majority of this money comes from donald trump and the trump organization, so it was their money. they did raise some money in other areas. i think, again, $8.5 million or $8.25 million of mr. trump's money, $9 million in total donations since it was first founded but if we're going to talk about prohibiting people who could reach out and help raise money for causes that many people support because of partisan affiliation, that, i thi