jared kushner's grandfather took on his wife's maiden name. he renamed himself joseph kushner and presented himself as the son of his father-in-law because he understood it would be easier for immigration purposes. and they did get the visas and made it to new york. they did what they had to do so that they could build a family and build a business. and achieve great success. ultimately, down the line, see their grandson in one of the mostpowerful positions on earth . the end of the story as everyone knows, their grandson jared kushner works in a white house that is very restrictive when it comes to immigration policies. and in fact is drastically reducing not only immigration but the number of refugees that are admitted into the u.s. >> truly an amazing story of perseverance by his family. and amazing storytelling on your part. i think people have met jared or have read about him, no faith is an important part of who he is. always, ivanka converted to become his wife to marry him. that occurs throughout the book where you can see how close he

he said he wanted his son-in-law jared kushner to be centrally involved in the effort. a few months later, trump announced that kushner would take the lead in doing what many thought to be impossible. israel was the second country trump visited as president, and right by his side was senior adviser jared kushner. this week trump announced the details of his so-called peace to prosperity plan, this time with embattled prime minister benjamin netanyahu by his side. notably absent from the room was the other side of the deal, the palestinians. indeed, the leader of the palestinians called it the slap of the century as opposed to the deal of the century as trump supporters are calling it. i had the opportunity to talk to the man behind it all, jared kushner, on friday. jared kushner, pleasure to have you on. >> pleasure to be with you, fareed. >> you've put out this plan. on bun side the israelis, most of the spectrum likes it. it does allow israel to annex most of the settlements, almost all of them, in fact, legalizing something that most administrations, democrat and repu

right by his side was senior advisor jared kushner. this week trump announced the details of his so-called peace to prosperity plan. this time with benjamin netanyahu on his side, the other side of the deal, the palestinians. the leader of the palestinians authority called it the slap of the century as oppose to the deal of the century as trump supporters are calling it. i had the opportunity to talk to the man booiehind it all jared kushner on friday. jared kushner, pleasure to have you on. >> pleasure to be with you fareed. >> so you put out this plan on one side, the israelis most of the spectrum likes it and it does allow to israel to most of the settlements, legalizing something that most administrations and democrats and republicans withheld, you are asking the palestinians to say yes in order to get this deal. i am troying to understand how you get to a yes and yes because you have two sides of this party. on one side you have given israelis a lot of this stuff and you asked a lot of them. the last two weeks you have been bellig

do you think that jared kushner fully supports the policies. now kushner comes from a family where loyalty is above everything and he married into a family i've never heard him criticize when he's asked about his father-in-law's policies he supports them 100%. a lot of democrats in new york assumed or felt or thought that kushner and ivanka trump one of them a belief in their causes and candidates. they felt they would have a back channel and would be able to prevail upon them to shake the president's policies. there are a lot of levels of betrayal. they thought that they were part of jared kushner world and ivanka trump the 20 go to the white house this is something i heard over and over again. >> host: what do you make of the relations and that they've learned from mr. murdoch? >> guest: when he was about 25 or 26-years-old he bought a newspaper called the new york observer and people who work there at the time understood his politics as a kind of left centrist in said over the years they would be surprised. they would say ivanka or i were wit

he and jared kushner and donald trump were both born into wealthy families. they obviously have certain talents and broken rules in certain cases also. how much of their power, success, and well should we attribute to their own talents and their own efforts? and how much should we attribute to the fact that it's very easy to become wealthy in this country if you start wealthy? b to one of the things i really wanted to talk about in my book was the very issue of intergenerational transfer of wealth. how both the successful generations of the trump family and the kushner family have benefited from the legal and the quasilegal schemes to avoid paying taxes. and what that means is the next generation just becomes richer and richer and richard with a snowballing effect. there's an economic study that was done of what happens to the very rich. it begins in 1981, which is the year that jared kushner and a bunker trump are born. and then it sort of looks like the right-hand half of the letter u. so the lien on the charges shoots upward, and that's how, what's happeni

that was not what jared kushner said. let's play what jared kushner said.at he said. he said i have been studying this now for three years. i have read 25 books on it, spoken to every leader in the region. i have spoken to everyone who's been involved in this. i believe that to be untrue. >> i believe that to be untrue as well. 25 books, yeah right. what kind of books? coloring books, comic books. the man has zero knowledge of the conflict, zero knowledge of the figures involved in the conflict, zero experience in international diplomacy. when trump said as you mentioned in 2017, he was appointing his new senior advier, aka, his son-in-law, aka baltimore slum lord jared kushner to get the deal of the century, he said if jared can't do it, no one can. jared can't. we saw the arab league vote unanimously to reject this quote/unquote peace plan. it's not a peace plan, as daniel levy called it, it's a hate plan, an anti-palestinian plan, and why should we be surprised it comes from jared kushner who is not only ignorant and inexperienced, he's a partisan. he an

is jared kushner lobbying on behalf of israel?r israel and the palestinians become secondary or does he see his role as a broker between these two sides. i think the answer is clear to anyone who looks at it. few look at it and say american is a pro broker. even more so given the fact that jared kushner has a personal relationship with the current israeli leadership. i don't think anyone is looking at this saying america is playing an honest broker genu e genuinely and saying this is something israel wants done on the ground. >> to say nothing of the optics of the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, indicted at the moment and president trump being impeached being together. it was an interesting week. thank you for taking time. >> my pleasure, any time. >>> coming up, the senate gives donald trump the green light to do whatever he wants. perfect. when you shop for your home at wayfair, you get more than free shipping. you get everything you need for your home at a great price, the way it works best for you, i'll take that.

that russia was interfering in the american presidential election, trying to tilt it in favor of jared kushner'sr-in-law. it was hard not to be a little suspicious. what exactly were the purposes of the transactions that mcfadden had spotted? what did they show about the interests of kushner, trump, or his presidential campaign in russia? with mcfadden fired and her suspicious activity report deleted, the answers to those questions vanished inside deutsche's computer systems. if only a subpoena could pry them loose. david enrich joins us next. stay with us. so what are you working on? >>i'm searching for info on options trading, and look, it feels like i'm just wasting time. wasted time is wasted opportunity. >>exactly. that's why td ameritrade designed a first-of-its-kind, personalized education center. see, you just >>oh, this is easy. yeah, and that's >>oh, just what i need. courses on options trading, webcasts, tutorials. yeah. their award-winning content is tailored to fit your investing goals and interests. and it learns with you, so as you become smarter, so do its recommendations. >>so i

that russia was interfering in the american presidential election, trying to tilt it in favor of jared kushner's. it was hard not to be a little suspicious. what exactly were the purposes of the transactions that mcfadden had spotted? what did they show about the interests of kushner, trump or his presidential campaign in russia? with mcfadden fired and her suspicious activity report deleted, the answers to those questions vanished inside deutsche's computer systems. if only a subpoena could pry them loose. david enrich joins us next. stay with us. [ si ren ] give me your hand! i can save you... lots of money with liberty mutual! we customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ (howling wind) (howling wind) ♪ ♪ ♪ everything your trip needs for everyone you love. expedia. >>> there's one more bit of this i want you to hear, ready? this is from "dark towers" that comes out tomorrow. we've got it tonight. quote, there was no doubt that deutsche bank had extensive business dealings with russia and those dealings in

she'll be assigned to work out of jared kushner's wide ranging west wing operation. john mcentee, president trump's former body man who was fired by former chief of staff kelly and escorted off the white house grounds over security clearance issues, is also back. he's expected to lead the presidential personnel office. axios also reports that trump, quote, has increasingly become furious with what he sees as a federal government full of never trumpers and that trump feels he's surrounded by snakes and wants to clear out all the disloyal people. president also said he's thinking about changing the policy of having national security officials and staffers listen in on important phone calls. >> that's what they've done over the years. when you call a foreign leader, people listen. i may end the practice entirely. i may have -- i may end it entirely. >> and late today, trump's current national security advisor weighed in on that. >> the president can have whatever phone calls he wants without other people being on the line. but i think generally the president is happy if

let alone links to jared kushner. here's another very important going on.hley menzer who has cancer, she was sentenced to ten months in jail for stealing $109 worth of merchandise including basic items like make-up, a candle, some hair dye. this case has sparked outrage already including an exhaustive report in the "new york times." we have done some reporting as well, and obtained the transcript of the actual sentencing. you'll hear it for the very first time on television. telling her court her doctors wanted her to have surgery. a hysterectomy. her lawyer asked for house arrest. the court. because of the priors, it would be three to six months. the judge says we'll give you a if you are low to get health care so she could go to a facility that has adequate medical treatment. this is what it can look like. these are the people not getting pardons and tv interviews. and it gets chilling. she said, quote, i'm not even going to be able to take care of my cancer anymore. i'm just going to let it kill me. and the judge replies, quote, should have thought about

maybe they give this to jared kushner. he's making jared kushner in charge of future pardons. roger stone gets more than three years in prison. that's why he's probably going to get a pardon, because he's keeping the president's secrets. we'll have to wait to find out about this. we'll see when the pardons are coming but they are coming. plus, is it a different democratic race today than last night? fierce debate right here. it was a bloodbath. much more to get to on that later in this show. stick with "hardball" tonight. en listening to audible. it's audiobooks, news, meditations... gotta go! ♪ ♪ hey! you know, i do think it's weird you've started commuting when you work from home. i'll be in my office. download audible and start every day off right. wean air force veteran made of doing what's right,. not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it - with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing

jared kushner said so after the press conference.negotiating and trump and jared kushner made clear this is not favourable to them it is meant to be an opening part of conversation. about what? 0n about what? on that question we are going to have to leave it. i'm sorry, barry, but we are out of time. that is it for this week. we are back next week same place, same time. thank you for watching. goodbye. hello. brighter afternoon for part of england, wales and northern ireland but heavy showers developing. after a chilly start in scotla nd developing. after a chilly start in scotland is that front what's northwoods, snow could cause issues over at central scotland, the higher roots in particular. here we could see thundery showers. more sunshine for a central and eastern areas and far north will be dry it with sunshine. lighter winds than the past few days but staying chilly a0 north. that mild air winds through tonight, any snow turns back to rain, rain coming and going through the night, showers for northern ireland. 0ne the night, s

jared kushner helped draft the documents.berg he thinks it will eventually bring peace to the region. >> president trump has built the capital with israel. he has shown the israeli people that he cares about their security. it is only because they trust president trump that he is able to get israel to make historic compromises. i don't know if the palestinian leadership will seize it, but if they want all of the things they have spoken and aspired for, it is time to come to the table. if you have issues, if you don't like where the line is drawn, move the line. there is flexibility if they come to the table. >> there is a four-year implementation period. >> the palestinian people have been suffering for a long time. the leadership calling for days of rage is not helping their people live a better life. the palestinian leadership claims to want statehood, but you have to show you are capable of statehood. >> what do you mean by that? >> there are not too many states that, when they don't get what they want, they call for days

last week i brought you the plan's mastermind and trump's son-in-law jared kushner.ed from the west bank by saeb erakat, the chief negotiator for the palestinians. let me ask you, what was your reaction to hearing about this plan? were you consulted in any way? how did it come about, from your point of view? >> to be honest me and my president watched cnn, like you did, like the nigerians, the argentinians, we saw president trump and benjamin netanyahu standing up, congratulating each other saying this is perfect, and i thought that a deal comprised an agreement between two seeds, so here i am listening about the future of the palestinians and my children and grandchildren without even bothering to consult me. i found out that mr. kushner took my job and made himself chief negotiator of palestinian, and then copied and pasted every single demand of mr. netanyahu and his colleagues, and then wrapped the agreement, and he sent talking points all over, asking them to share the efforts exhibited by president trump, and in the talking points to all nations, and he used so

jared kushner talks about her expertise, her strategic thinking. stephanie grisham talks about her quiet confidence and support of the president and that they are delighted to have her return. we're just developing these details but it comes at a critical time. post impeachment and acquittal, at a time when some of the strategic planning for what can be accomplished in this final year when you have many people who have peeled off and returned or moved over to the campaign side, there had been some talk about would there be a change in some of the leadership within the white house. there had been rumblings about where does mick mulvaney stand? he's still acting chief of staff. would someone like mark meadows from capitol hill come over. this news brings back into the fold someone trusted and well-known by the president and someone who we have all dealt with over the last several years. hope hicks time in private life was relatively short and now she's coming back to the white house and the spotlight that comes with that. >> that is for sure. >> kell

so, right now, we see the vodka cuto ivanka trump and it jared kushner to their area where they are goingducting the bilateral statem. and we're waiting for the president and the prime minister to make their way out of the meeting and just a couple moments here and we will watch them make their joint statement life here. we also expecting them to have talked about security and the $3 billion deal that they announced at yesterday's rally. india will be spending $3 billion to buy military helicopters from the u.s. that's important, as china that really expands its economic and military clouds in that region and it's important for the u.s. to bolster india's security and economic and military clouds as well. perhaps, they talked about pakistan and the attentions that have been reoccurring between the two nuclear nations and of course, the u.s. is looking to sign a peace agreement with the taliban. if just around the corner here n february 29th, and so the u.s. really want stability in the region. washington, of course, once dialogue between india and pakistan as they get ready to sign the de

listen to what jared kushner had to say about this. >> i think there's a big difference between what the voters see and what they want and from what people maybe in washington or the media are calling for. what we've seen since the impeachment started is that most people, by the way, are not paying attention to it. we've seen the president's numbers go up by seven points. we got polling back showing the president's approval rating nationally was over 50%. it was the highest it's been since after the inauguration. so we've seen it -- >> average is more like 44%. >> i think it was about 46%. everything is relative, right? there's a lot of polls that were wrong in the last election. i think our data proved to be more right than the public polls and i think it will continue to be. >> so one thing that is not actually relative is what the real clear politics numbers were. wooerl goi we're going to pull them up. fare fareed zakaria was right, 51.9% for disapproval. that is the most recent poll there. one thing i want to take issue with what jared kushner had to say is that people aren't pa

have spoken to diplomats from a number of security council countries who told me they heard that jared kushnerlf called tunisia's president before the ambassador was dismissed. one source says the kushner call was to the prime minister, not the president. the white house not confirming there was a call. one u.s. official says the tunisians told them the ambassador was dismissed because he had gone rogue. iraq's most powerful cleric has called the security forces to protect antigovernment protesters. the grand ayatollah's intervention follows weeks of violence in baghdad and southern iraq. the humans rights commission says nearly 550 iraqi seven killed since the protest began in october. still ahead, the british women and former isil member facing uncertain future after a decision by the british court. we will tell you about the biggest issues irish voters face in the snap election. a big upset for naomi osaka in spain. we have details. ♪ ♪ >> the w wst is now w over. this is a very active, nasty frontal system. it caused a lot of damage. in north carolina. looks like straight-line wind. this h

or move and let jared kushner be the de facto president with the power to make wars. take a look for yourself. >> if abuse of power is impeachable, but if it were not impeachable than a whole range of utterly unacceptable content. it jump could offer alaska to the russians in exchange for support in the next election. or decide to move permanently and let jared kushner run the country. >> hannity: this guy lost as mine. he really needs help. this is not a sane person. it is shocking that he used to be a federal prosecutor. there is a law professor, georgetown law professor announced slamming his character. we need to go back and look at any case he's ever been involved in. his conspiracy theories cast doubt on any case he's ever worked on. that is somebody who is quite unhinged. that's the guy they put forward to lead their schumer sham impeachment show. just could not bring themselves to sit and listen to the president speech. yes, both alexander caritas io aoc spent the night sulking on instagram. meanwhile, senator lindsey graham said she couldn't blame aoc to miss

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she will report to presidential son-in-law, jared kushner. let's get straight to cnn's caitlkaitlan collins live for u the white house. kaitlan, bringing back hope hicks, the president getting his way again. >> reporter: but she is coming back to a very different white house than the one she left in 2018, when there was a different chief of staff, different top officials in the west wing, and that was when the mueller investigation was still underway. but we have now been told by multiple sources that hope hicks is going to be returning. she'll have a different title, as well. she was the communications director when she left the white house and she's been working for fox out in l.a., and now she's going to be coming back as counselor to the president, reporting to jared kushner, but what we're really told is that as the president is moving past impeachment, on to this re-election effort that you're seeing, starting to play out, she wants people that he can trust around him, and hope hicks is one of those people. now, what's interesting is th

department of justice related to ivanka trump's rule in pushing opportunity zones is because her sband jared kushneras a $25 million stake in a company packaging investment vehicles through the opportunities own program. at tha means is ivanka trump's work for the opportunity zone i progressentially a conflict of interest, whereby this government program is funnelingoney into her pockets and her husband's pockets throughhis company that jared kushner still has an ownership in. judy:th s is ongng. >> it is an ongoing thing we have looked at. e filed a complaint wit the department of justice. we are awaiting a response. judy: one other thing we were just discussing. e member of dee pre's cabinet, one of the few senior officials in his administration who is black, ben carson, the secretary of housing and urban development, he introduced the president and recently made a point of saying the president is not a racist. tohaextent is it a concern the campaign that the is this perception of their that the president is discriminatory? reporter:reporter: president trump has done a number of things that have c

jared kushner with others andd wall street leaders read the so-called davos in the desert and saudi arabiameeting w wh bin salman. this all came out after the dismemberment, the murder of "the washington post" columnist khashoggi. "the guardian" wrote a piece saying that house democrats detailed how top trump administration, including michael flynn and jared kushner, pushed to provide the saudi government with technology to build nuclear power plants. back put saudi arabia on the path of developing their weapons and further destabilized the middle east will stop is this a concern of yours? >> absolutely. i think it should be concern for everyone. the saudi regime has shown to be .ompletely impulsive has driven an entire country to the brink of starvation. he is killing is starving yemenis. we continue to support him. he prosecutes and persecutes members of his own country who show any kind of dissidents to him and we continue to support him. i don't think this is a man who needs to be having access to more technology that would cause .ven more death and destruction the trump administration

exchange for support in the next election or decide to move to mar-a-lago permanently and let jared kushner run the country. because those things are not necessarily criminal, this --ument would not -- allow this would be absurd. more than absurd, it would be dangerous. mr. dershowitz try to embellish his legal creation and distinguish between those abuses of power that would be impeachable from those which wouldn't. abuses of power that would help the president get reelected were permissible and therefore unimpeachable. only those of for gain were beyond the pale. beyond this theory, as long as the president believes his reelection is in the public interest, he could do anything. no damage to our national security to great. this was such an extreme view that even the president's other lawyers had to run away from it. what are we left with? the president has proved the present -- the house has proved the president's guilt. he betrayed our national security in order to do it. when he withheld military aid to our allies and violated the law to do so. he covered it up and he covers it up still

palestinians had no part in drafting the plan, a three year effort speared by advisor and son-in-law jared kushner. abbas held a news conference alongside former israeli prime minister ehud olmert, saying he is going to resume talks on a proposal from 2008, when olmert was still in office -- former -- far more generous to the palestinian side. while trump has called this the deal of the century, thousands are taking to the street, with the results of a newly released poll, showing that palestinians are against trump's mideast initiative. authorities in sudan have agreed to halt -- to hand over omar al-bashir to the coming of court. leaders preferring instead to try him at home. the 76er of faces a host of charges for his role in the darfur conflict which killed over 300,000 people, and drove 2.5 million others from their homes. darfur's conflict left 300,000 people dead after it broke out i in 2003. those resesponsible coululd end up at t the hague, including sudan's ousted farmer ---- former leader, omar alal-bashir. we cannotot run away at all from facing those who have committed crimes against

president president trump's former communications director is we'll be working with his son in law jared kushner kushner praised hicks in a statement announcing her return, although she will have the same title as kellyanne conway the white house is saying that there is no conflict here. hicks resigned from her role as communications director back in 2018. that came a day after hicks told lawmakers she told a white lie in the course of her duties. and turning out or whether a has just had its hottest january on record in the 141 years of global climate records january 20 20 was the hottest. ever recorded. the noaa announcing today that it was the 44th consecutive january with temperatures above the 20th century average a 53.6 degrees. it is the latest in a string of climate recordset recentyears now rerts that earth's for hottest january's of all happened in the last 4 years. >>as we're just lawrence karnow joins us now and a little bit more gloomy today than earlier in this week you can take one we can say oh there's an example of climate change but when you talk about no several january's in a

the americans said but what the palestinians could do is start negotiating and i think trump and jared kushner be an opening part of conversation. about what? we are going to have to leave it, i am sorry. that's it for dateline london for this week — we're back next week at the same time. goodbye. hello. the weather is looking pretty mixed for sunday. some of us have already had soggy weather. this is where the rain is through the early hours. you can see pretty wet in the south, the midlands, the west, north—west of england and northern ireland. scotland strife at least at five a.m.. the central and northern parts of scotland, even some frost here with clear skies but that rain is going to reach class go and edinburgh by mid—morning. moving from the north—west of england but notice later on in the morning and into the afternoon, the weather im proves into the afternoon, the weather i m proves across into the afternoon, the weather improves across the south of the country. some sunshine for places like birmingham, norwich, london and afamily mild like birmingham, norwich, london and a family m

federal custody there's a trump university fraud scandal the improper security clearance given to jared kushner the negligence of for the rico during hurricane rita their structure question the f.b.i. that they gel reporters 3 of allegations but let me just dive in climate change the tax evasion the bombing of countries we're not supposed to be at war with the failure to deliver all the stakes. but these aren't the things the senate is now considering instead they're looking at trump's request to president selenski that he investigate the fact that joe biden's son got a $1000000.00 a year job on the board of ukrainian gas company without any experience in gas or companies and will trump obviously broke the law still might not be the best look for the democratic front runner to have wall to wall coverage about him and his son probably being corrupt that's like a full house launched an investigation into whether or not trump accused jill biden of biting off all of her husband's toes no matter how it goes now all will be thinking about is the biden's having some kind of weird. told finger biting f

the americans said but what the palestinians could do is start negotiating and i think trump and jared kushnerat is meant to be an opening part of conversation. about what? we are going to have to leave it, i am sorry. that's it for dateline london for this week — we're back next week at the same time. goodbye. hello. i think many of you'll find it turned increasingly windy as we go through the rest of today with gales in places. rain, which has started the day in scotland and northern ireland erratically pushed its way into much of northern england's north and west, where it does allow a bit more sunshine to develop in scotland, northern ireland later and a fair bit of sunshine to come through the midlands, east anglia and the south after the morning cloud and just one or two showers. but even here, the winds will be picking up, 50mph gusts not out the question. and the winds go more northerly across parts of scotland later on, which will introduce a drop in temperature through the afternoon compared to how we start the day. staying on the mild side with temperatures in double figures, partic

[applause] and jared kushner, without your persistence, resolve, this state would have never come. --his day would never have come. [applause] i know how much the jewish future means to you, and to your family. well, today you have helped secure that future. you andsh state owes president trump an e terminal debt of gratitude. eternal debt of gratitude. [applause] mr. president, on that historic day of may 14, 1948, both david ben-gurion and president truman had a fateful decision to make. many argued that ben-gurion should not declare israel's independence. many argue that president truman should not recognize the jewish state. but both leaders understood the magnitude of the hour, they seized the moment, and they changed history. president, i understand the magnitude of this moment. with you, i am prepared to seize the moment and change history. i know that there will be opposition, there is always opposition. i know that there will be many obstacles along the way, much criticism. but, we have an old jewish saying, if not now, when. if not us, who. [speaking foreign language] mr. pr

later on in new york, president trump's special adviser, and son—in—law, jared kushner will present hise israelis and condemned by the palestinians. now it's time to get all the latest from the bbc sports ccentre. hello there. i'm tulsen tollett and this is your thursday sport briefing, where we start with the footballing news that tottenham came from behind to beat southampton 3—2 in their 4th round fa cup replay. lucas moura had levelled matters at 2—2 with 12 minutes remaining before son heung min earned and then scored the penalty that sees jose mourinho's team set up a last 16 clash against norwich city. we played against a team that was the best team on the pitch, they were better than us but we deserve to win because we were in the limits. they had their best tea m in the limits. they had their best team and players and one more day to rest, they were fresh and you could feel the freshness. they are a very good tea m freshness. they are a very good team with a very good coach so difficult for us but i think we we re difficult for us but i think we were in our limits. bayern munic

ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming our next interview between matt schlapp and jared kushnere program. how about mike pompeo? doing okay? more importantly, how about my mom, she did okay? was that good? hey, jared, it's going to come as a complete surprise to you that cpap is a little bit of a family affair. you know something about this. >> yes, i do. >> and i have to say, matt, too, we've had a hard time getting a quorum in the white house because everyone in our government seems to be at cpap. >> you could have just had a cabinet meeting here and cut out the middleman. >> it's true, very true. >> we had, uh, don junior backstage, we had lara trump, lara and brad were on this stage just a few moments ago. did you guys enjoy hearing from brad parscale? so jared, you were there, there was a genesis moment in the trump for president effort. and you were there at the beginning of all this. i think everybody would love to hear what it was like at the very beginning and donald trump said, you know what, i'm going to do this. >> well, that was definitely one of the more interestin

some confrontations with palestinians resulting from that meanwhile senior white house adviser jared kushner is in new york to brief the u.n. security council about the u.s. plan so let's go live to our diplomatic editor james bays who is at the u.n. now and presumably the key issue in that briefing will be the onix ation of west bank settlements and concerns over that. absolutely i'm not actually in the u.n. that's the u.n. i'm on the other side of the road from the u.n. this is the u.s. mission to the united nations effectively the u.s. embassy and it's in this building that jerad cush there is meeting with the 15 ambassadors of the u.n. security council all the security council members we know that they'll be meeting and are meeting right now over lunch at the end of that i'm told 10 will leave and then the 5 permanent members of the security council will have a 2nd meeting with mr kushner no all of these are bastards know that this is a rather difficult situation they have this brand new plan unveiled by the trumpet ministration in conjunction with israel but without her of the coronavir

tell you we are making trade deals, other deals, the likes of which nobody has ever seen before, jared kushner thank you jared. and kimberly, thank you so much, i heard your speech, on the plane on the way in, i was very impressed, and did don jr. make a good speech? (applause) they are good kids, they went through a lot with this hoax, they went through a lot with the hoax, i will tell you. a woman who headed up the great state of michigan, the republicans had wanted 30 some odd years, you don't win michigan they said, i said really every time we have we have proud like this, when we get a win? we did our finals in michigan we left new hampshire we added on because our opponent heard that they were in trouble. they were in trouble because we won the great state of michigan, and helping us, with the rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel. great job. i said get me the woman from michigan to head up, who is that woman from michigan to head up the rnc, thank you ron a great job. setting all kinds of, records polling records, contribution records, everything, were doing everything, great job and tommy hick

. >> jared kushner. >> were they paid off? >> yes, yes scrags yes. -->> laura: they impeached him and used a fake whistleblower who doesn't have the guts to show his face. there was no impeachable crime but adam schiff wanted to inflict maximum pain on this president 10 months before the next election. now, this gets me. even after the president's acquittal, the democrats are hinting at more impeachments. it's all they know how to do. and they even do that badly. what was the president expected to do after all of this? thank them. >> he is going to try to heal the country? not a chance >> it was mean spirited and poisonous. >> vindictive. >> he is in deep psychological disstress. >> he would say it's time to heal the nation but he can't do that. >> laura: do they want roses on capitol hill? the people who threatened to have his lawyers disbarred? those people. donald trump left a really comfortable life to run in hopes of making america a richer and more powerful country. he has. the democrats only response was to plot and con

trump's son-in-law, jared kushner who is heading up the president's re-election bid. did anyone see that coming? >> with this president, i'm not sure you could say credibly that you can see anything coming. but what we do see is that he very much wants to have people who he trusts, who he believes supports him and that's, of course, fair for any president. they want to have someone they could trust in office. he is intolerant of people who question him and people who put the country before the president. and that's what needs to change and i'm not sure that it will. >> amy hope, we appreciate your insight. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >>> diplomats and world leaders are tackling the issue of international security right now at the munich security conference, that's where we saw mr. zelenesky talking with our christiane amanpour. one topic garnering major attention is the war in afgh afghanist afghanistan. violence between the u.s. and taliban that could take effect very soon. covering this part of the story for us. what is the latest on this, nick? >> well,

secretaries, the chief of staff, the national security advisor, his daughter ivanka trump, and jared kushner, and press secretary stephanie grisham on the ground alongside the staff there. we are watching as this motorcade moves. we are right outside the stadium. it's motera stadium. it's incredibly long. it can accommodate 00,000 people. and i believe it is 63 acres large. so quite big. we are being told by forces they are intending on filling every single seat inside that stadium. if they do, this will be the largest crowd the president will have ever spoken in front of. he's good at filling stadiums wherever he goes on the campaign trail. but this will be the largest crowd he speaks to in a stadium, and it will be interesting to see his reaction when he hears the loud cheers coming from the indians there. they are excited, very ready to welcome the president as he embarks on his first official state visit. our wonderful, and very helpful and intelligent chief white house correspondent john roberts is standing by for us. we are so grateful you are there to walk us through these events. jus

we saw ivanka trump as well as jared kushner, stephen miller and chief of staff lindsey reynolds.hem as we wait for the president and the first lady to walk out of that door and down the steps on to the red carpet they just rolled out for them. from there we'll see a performance. then the presidential motorcade will travel a short distance to mahatma gandhi's ashram. then-they will go to the world's biggest cricket areason a with a capacity of 100,000 spectators. we are looking live at pair force one and the red carpet. pomp and circumstance are expected as the first couple make their way to welcome the president. okay. so let's bring in now our chief white house correspondent for fox news, john roberts who is at the stadium right now. john, thanks for being with us. let's get the lay of the land. this is where he was born and served as chief minister. it makes sense he would invite the president to what we would call his home instead of inviting him to the capital first. are you feeling the excitement on the ground? reporter: you have to forgive me because i only heard 2/3 of wha

to the white house, hope hicks is expected to serve as counselor to the president working with jared kushnerof communications for the fox corporation, she left the white house in 2008 amid the russia probe. alexandria ocasio cortez following the footsteps of nancy pelosi. the democratic socialist will be a guest judge on drag race. >> down with aoc. >> i am alexandria ocasio cortez and i pledge allegiance to the draft. heather: season 12 premieres december 20 eighth. it is time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. valentine's day edition. nursing home residents in wisconsin giving relationship advice. the message is written on dry erase boards. be faithful, she should be the one and only. treat everyone like you want to be treated and alan says never go to bed angry. that is a good one. the bad. a pup is in the doghouse after swallowing her owner's engagement ring. you see the veterinarian's x-ray, the ring stuck in pepper's to make. it was removed from her belly and returned to her owner. i love you, please don't get the coronavirus. that is what these bouquets say in the philippines from a