. >> kayleigh: that is right.he democrats elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, tomlin harris, the same democratic mode that will not work and national election. we see the democratic party no longer be the party jfk and drift to the far left socialist plank. and 2013, socialized medicine. now, he has something like eight. the entire democratic field including conley o'hara's - come on the old -, harris, may be different but there is one iteration of the same and that is very far left. >> eric: kayleigh, thank you. >> eric: from tampa's, 49 degrees in tampa, 9 degrees in new york. >> kayleigh: stay warm, guys. >> eric: thank you. >> eric: afghan officials say it was the tele- band that attacked the military base and e training center in afghanistan killing at least 12 people, 31 did. and following the story live with the latest. high benjamin. >> high, eric daly attack afghanistan and ever escalating violence. the attack today, a lot worse, and the offense -- in afghanistan, the death toll as high as 126 afghan offici

he's worked in three democratic administrations, and curt bar della, and rnc spokesperson kayleigh mcind i want your thoughts of what the end of that meeting. you have secretary nielsen there. those -- we're seeing those folks just front and center. two and a half hours long, but you heard it said, kayleigh, in terms of expectations, that a lot of this rests on the president. that was said by the leader of the senate mitch mcconnell, he was not, to the best of our knowledge in this room, so what are your expectations from in meeting that just ended? >> i have high expectations. the president did stay over christmas break and the new year in washington wanting to negotiate. he didn't have a willing negotiating partner there. he has had several meetings. i'm hopeful with the group that met today, mike pence obviously the vice president there as a leader, but also jared kushner. i would note this, jared kushner is a very adept negotiator. as you'll recall, when the trade talks were breaking down over nafta, it was jared kushner who picked up the phone and make the deal happen. it was jare

>> i agree with kayleigh, i don't put a lot of stock into this poll or many polls at all.don't often -- in this particular case, they only went to registered voters, not even likely voters. i don't put a lot of stock in trade. the reality is that president trump's numbers have been bouncing along the bottom for a long time. he has actually reached the limit of support. yes, he does have high approval within the republican party, but you need more than that in order to win elections. so i do think he is some strong headwinds. at the same time, i would caution democrats and independents who are looking for change to not take that for granted. because taking it for granted is exactly what kind of the white house to begin with. >> harris: kayleigh, i wanted to give you a chance to respond to that end just there when this as you look at likability and popularity. joe biden actually doesn't rival someone like a bernie sanders, does he? >> that's right, he doesn't rival somebody like bernie sanders. when you look at likability, that is a member that i threw out the window. certai

come on in, kayleigh mcenany, rnc spokesperson.ook good for the president and it suggests that he is losing the politics of the battle with nancy pelosi. >> look, polling is all over the map. to give you one example. you showed me the border wall poll. harvard "harris poll" showed 49 approved the wall. a few months ago, it was 51%. so much depends how it was asked. stuart: this is fox news. >> it's a good poll. it's a scientific poll. i think we're at a tipping point after after saturday offered this compromise, a poll showed 56% saw it good-faith effort to open negotiations. people are seeing president is reasonable. lindsey graham is spot on as nancy pelosi acts unreasonable and rad cale we get closer to a deal. stuart: did the president blink, did he back off a little when he postponed the state of the union message? >> this he didn't blink. this is the separation of powers. stuart: he could have made the state of the union message from the oval office, from the senate floor, could have done it from the steps of capitol hill. >>

sebastian gorka, kayleigh mcenany. we begin with you. this changes the dynamic in the capital. >> let me tell you what the president said and then i'll tell you what he really meant. that's the key. he's trying to put nancy pelosi on defense. he's going to help daca recipients get three years of protection. they get to stay in the country while they figure this out. tps members protected status for people in this country right now who could be deported. in exchange he wants the $5.7 billion for the wall. here is what he didn't say. he wants to start in the senate and not the house. he thinks maybe he can get 60 votes. 53 republican senators and moderate democrats like joe manchin. can he get to 60 votes on a deal similar to this and then put the pressure on nancy pelosi? she wants to drive things now that she is speaker of the house. jesse: hasn't nancy already thrown cold water on it before she even gave the speech. >> she is complaining that the daca recipients won't get a path to citizenship. why didn't he do that? it's the art of the

kayleigh mcenany had a comment on this earlier in the show.ns us with how buzz feed is defending itself. >> reporter: no clarity on the buzz feed story claiming the president ordered michael cohen to lie to congress, this after the reporter who wrote it failed to explain whether his co-reporter saw documents forming the basis of the story. take a listen. >> i can't get into the details there. we can't go any further at all in order not to jeopardize the sources. the same sources we used in the story are standing behind it, as are we. >> reporter: the special counsel's office refuting the report, asserting it was not accurate and was almost entirely incorrect. rudy giuliani says this is another example of a media out to get his client. >> they should be sued. they should be under investigation. you've got hysteria going on in the media that interprets everything against president trump. >> reporter: even the vice president saying the problem is bigger than buzz feed. >> i think what it says more about is the obsession of many in the national me

jordan as does the rnc spokesperson kayleigh mcinerny. good to see you. read to you what the dnc put out after roger stone's arrest and the markets are response. they say that john campaign was a willing and active participant in the conspiracy with russia and wiki lakes and plots 2016 election. at least one of them is named donald trump. what's your response to this statement? let me just note preeminently that is very ironic coming from the dnc who paid for the dossier with clinton. the information was disinformation by a foreign intelligence used as the basis for investigation. ironic to hear that for the dnc in particular. two years of investigation and yet we have not a single charge relating. you have perjury in this case. your personal crime particular to the individuals, but no collusion charges and that would include the roger stone indictment as well. >> the special counsel is so far five for five in terms of a conviction or guilty plea from one of the president's campaign aide or associates. are you at all worried about the impact that this cou

>> heard from kayleigh or heard from president? >> bill: heard from the president. >> listening to the president i don't know if he understands how to spell compromise. the democrats have been going back to him with very specific proposals on how to get through this. we all want immigration reform. >> bill: she said the president has moved on a, b, and c. where have the democrats moved so far in these negotiations? >> the president has not moved. >> bill: she just laid it out go ahead and address it? >> look, i think we have seen from republicans over especially this past week that we can't trust their facts. we can't trust the facts coming out of the rnc. we can't trust the so-called facts coming from the white house. >> from our customs and border patrol pundits. you are saying gem miewncht also need to listen to will hurd, republican congressman, former cia. >> sandra: kayleigh respond. >> 42% of the border that this wall would be on. he says the wall is the least effective, most expensive option. can we listen to the people who

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so the united states was left siding with the kurds to fight isis these this very reliant sunni kayleigh full group that was trying to build this big caillat and that that caused in a sense the united states to side with allies of us if you would but now that they're withdrawing everybody is no none of the regional powers want there to be an independent or autonomy as kurdish entity with its own military and that is a very difficult problem for the united states to get out because they want to make sure that their allies don't get completely smashed in the process and ok says an embarrassing let me say well he did it because they're always going to make joshua let me stay with you here but it i understand that the various kurdish groups are in negotiations with damascus right now to come to some kind of resolution as if and when the united states leaves go ahead joshua finish up before we go to the break that's right and this puts the united states in a very embarrassing pollution because it means that if the kurds and damascus patch up their relations form a an agreement over bringing a

joining me now kayleigh mcenany. welcome back ceilidh. >> lisa murkowski and susan collins making waves, what a surprise. i thought with the low bit more of a minority in the senate that might break down a little bit. >> i guess not exactly right in your hearing the media amplify this thing republicans are going to come against the white house when they were the defectors from the towing the line for the gop or pay the president was very encouraged with the meeting today. he walked out feeling more unified than ever. >> what will it take to bring democrats to the table because they have to show up with something. they keep saying no, no, no but at some point something somewhere has to bend their buccal. >> democrats are getting nervous. we are seeing cracks with steny hoyer worried about 50's of an thousand paychecks going out and debbie engle out coming out and saying we need to find a compromise somewhere. you are starting to see some fishers. last night sealed the deal and it might take until friday when the paych

. >> kayleigh hartung joins me from houston at the rally. >> you hear those calls behind me, what doe want, justice, who do we want it for, jazmine. those calls repeat lid coedly c among the crowd of hundreds who have gathered in this walmart parking lot just down the street from where she was shot. the speaker saying her mother, other members of her family are on their way now. we just heard from jazmine's father. saying everyone here wants what he wants and that's justice for jazmine. among these hundreds of people gathered here today as this community rallies together, what we've heard are the sentiments that so many people feel it could have been them in that car, their daughter, their granddaughter. who lost their life tragically last sunday. people feeling this pham mill yarty with the experience that this family is going through at this time. everyone here wants to support jazmine barnes' family and help them through this difficult time. part of the goal of this rally is for this community to organize, to help get the word out. as authorities beg people in this area and far be

. >> kayleigh, bring us the facts. >> i'm here in mcallen texas where about 40 miles of the 15th congressional district runs along that border with mexico, i want to bring in congressman gonzalez who can give better perspective than i can. when you hear the horrific imagery from the president today, that rhetoric, how do you and your constituents compare his version of what's happening down here with your reality here? >> it's factually wrong, mcallen is the seventh safest city in america, el paso is the safest large city in america. we have zero murders the year of 2018. we're one of the safest communities in the country. it's statistically wrong. it used to be offensive, now we kind of laugh at it. >> you base your perspective on the president's remarks, not just on what we just heard from him, you were at the white house on wednesday meeting with him, what did you take away from that ability to speak one on one with him about the way he perceives the border and the plan he has here? >> i do believe it was a constructive meeting, any time you can meet with the president and give an idea, i t

cnn's kayleigh hartung joins us now from houston.ive us the latest. >> reporter: this community in east harris county galvanized by this tragedy. we saw hundreds if not a thousand people in this parking lot for the bitter part of two hours here to show jazmine barnes family their support and call for justice. now, people here telling me they are nervous, they are on edge, and while that's the case, they recognize that it was important to be here today to support that family because it could just as easily been them driving that car. it could have been their daughter, their niece, their next door neighbor in the backseat. that fear road that leads to this walmart where jazmine was killed, a familiar path for so many in this community. as you'll hear from her grandmother, that emotion still very raw. >> it go like this, that i know knowing i could die today or tomorrow and i'll never know. please help me. please. help me get him. help me. >> reporter: harris county sheriff ed gonzales also among those who addressed this large crowd. he

kayleigh you have to wonder with all that's been going on within the country with socialists winninggo after president trump of all people? >> yeah, it's a great question, because as our chairwoman pointed out earlier in the week, we are divided as a party. it paves the way for democrats and i would also make this point , that this week, there was so much attention paid to mitt romney and divided republicans but if you take a moment and look at the democratic party you had a congresswoman laced into a profanity-laced tirade against the president calling for impeachment and representative sherman filing for impeachment and nancy pelosi and saying no we don't won't that right now and meanwhile alexandria cortez calling for 70 % taxation something her party doesn't all agree with, there's divided democratic problems. we as a party are united around this president and have a 90% approval rating among republican s so we're united we should also focus on the democrats positions as well. jedediah: lauren what do you think of senator purdue's point that if mitt romney had this issue with pre

kayleigh mcenany, good to see. we'll see you in the new year. union represent and border patrol agents has issued a warning about the travel administration plan to send asylum seekers back to mexico as they await processing. plus, a top legal scholar says the indictment of roger stone raising serious concerns about the mueller investigation. this, as stone vows to stand his ground for his arraignment scheduled for tomorrow. stay close. >> i'm in for the fight of my life. but i will not quit. i will not fold. i will not bend. i will not bear false witness against the president. ♪ building a better bank starts with looking at something old, and saying, "really?" so we built capital one cafes, with savings and checking accounts you can open from here in 5 minutes. this is banking reimagined. what's in your wallet? the nation's largest senior-living referral service. for the past five years, i've spoken with hundreds of families and visited senior-care communities around the country. and i've got to tell you, today's senior-living communities are be

with me now is kayleigh mcenany, spokesperson for the republican national committee.ised how damaging it to beat him politically if there is another government shutdown? he said that is one option on the table, the other way is to declare a national emergency. the white house said are looking at even more options. he wants to avoid another government shutdown. we will see where we are three weeks from now. i imagine you have been hearing from republicans, what have they been telling you about the shutdown? border and wall funding is something worth fighting for, to this extent. republicans wanted the shutdown to continue, many of them. the three—week continuing resolution is a means to an end to show that the president is being evenhanded trying to get the border wall funding through compromise. republicans were very happy that this happened and that the president stood on principle. let's put up his tweet on this word he says that unless they come up with something for the wall, they are wasting their time. is there a grey area on border security wares technology and

kayleigh mcenany, thanks for joining us.ster than worker salaries last year. how about that? that's doria for you is not. -- that story for you is next. ♪ . . stuart: rooster money. that is mobile piggybank, allowance manager app. got it, rooster money. they say the average child's allowance rose faster than worker es salary. between the ages of 4 and 14, the average was $471 for the year. that was nine bucks a week. up 4% from the previous year. higher than the annual 3% wage increase given to average worker last year. what do you make of that. 471 bucks. >> that is okay. nine bucks a week. that is not outrageous. stuart: it is not? ashley: am i out on a limb. do you think that is a lot. stuart: you are out on a limb. liz: i am not getting in between this. ashley: nine cents a week? what do you think is good if. stuart: all kinds of comments in my ear from the producers but i will not repeat them. but you're out of line. serious stuff. samsung users say they can't delete facebook from their phones. some carry facebook prelo

charles: is kayleigh mcenany, is there a need for not necessarily opposition, but a counter to president party as something of a governor if he will of the president and if that's the case, should it be mitt romney? >> absolutely not. nothing can or to the president in the party. it's always striking to me we hear about this never trump resistance when in fact this president has the highest on party approval rating we've ever seen in our party with one exception and that was during 9/11. one more votes than ronald reagan in the nomination. he had the most republican votes in the history of our party. so why should he have a counter when in fact they have never been more consolidated than they are run president trump. charles: always great seeing you. happy new year my friend. democrats officially take over the house in the next hour. and then of course we'll probably see if they're really truly willing to make some sort of a deal on this border wall. we are going to discuss that next. unlike most other cold medicines... ...zicam is clinically proven to shorten colds. i am a zifan for zic

kayleigh mcenany, marie harf and tom bevan. i don't know if it's fair to say the president gave in.etting ugly. >> i don't think it's fair to say the president gave in. it is separation of powers. nancy pelosi has to pass that concurrent resolution and the president is respecting that and rightfully so. it is getting ugly when you consider the fact it's the first time in american history that a speaker of the house has denied a sitting duly elected president not to speak to the american people. what a terrible precedent this sets even when tip o'neil and ronald reagan were at their worse and even nixon didn't happen. when bill clinton was impeached this didn't happen. what a terrible precedent. jetstream on nancy pelosi. >> the state of the union will happen. donald trump will go to the capitol and give a state of the union. there is no set date or reason it has to be next tuesday. many people think it's inappropriate while the government is shut down and people can't pay rent to have a big ceremony where everyone who is there is celebrating things while a lot of the country is hurt

kayleigh mcenany. what is his strategy? >> i don't know but we know what our strategy is at the republican party. stand united as a party. it is really important. i don't think emphasized enough when you look at polling, the gallup poll, the most recent one in december shows this president has 89% support among republican voters. that's higher than past presidents in both parties. you look and this president got more republican voters than any nominee in the history of our party, more than bush, reagan, romney, mccain. our voters sent an unmistakable message. they stand behind president trump and we as republicans have to stand together. it's crucial heading into 2020. >> bill: mitt romney went on cnn yesterday afternoon and part of his response on that. >> the president of course is entitled to his own views and i respect his right to express those things just as i do. and we'll work together on things that i think are in the best interests of the country and my state. and where we disagree we'll just have to disagree. >>