>> kayleigh: it is a huge problem. men are guilty in the court of public opinion before the facts come out. there is a rush to judgment into me to eire and look many women sexually assaulted in my heart s out to them and it is a real problemhi in this country, but look theot democratic party and it is not believed all women, but only all women who recuse -- accused republican me. this is weaponized and the me too movement weaponize against the republican party and it is unfortunate because that does not take all sexual assault allegation seriously as they should.ul they should not be political. we should be standing on solid footing and say we support all women who have been victims. this is not a political issue. but one thing i want to quickly say about mark herring, mark hearing who were blackface and invented back, set the standard when he came out and called on northam to resign. democrats at that standard. mark herring said that standard. so whatever it says about his character wearing black phase, he set the sta

kayleigh mcenany, and corey lewandowski.resident trump holding out hope that a trade deal will be made with china and the chinese trade delegation announced they are extending their stay through the weekend. reporter: perhaps his most of optimistic reading of the talks yet, president trump signaled the ongoing trade dispute between the united states and china could be nearing an end. president trump: we want a deal that's good for both countries. but we want to make it miningful. reporter: china's vice premiere said a deal is very likely. steve mnuchin announced the chinese negotiators will extend their visit in washington to build on progress made this week. the oval office meeting today comes as the president prepares to meet the leader of north korea, kim jong-un. the recovery of u.s. remains, follow-up talks and the denuclearization of the korean peninsula. while the latter remains an illusive and ultimate goal, the news hasn't been all positive. the recently released worldwide threat assessment said north korea is unlik

charlie hurt, kayleigh mcenany among our gusts, and michael cohen on capitol hill. three days of congressional hearings, the radical dimms are salivating at prospect of hearing from convicted liar. >> we're at another inflection point where american justice will be either vindicated or desecrated. money memichael cohen has some e answers to some of the questions. >> that information in a tranc a transparent fashion. lou: are still walking free. why is that? we talk with former u.s. attorney joe digenova tonight, top story, president trump and kim jong-un arrived in vietnam today, president trump arrival met with freigh great enthuseiu. the president tweeted, thank you to all of the people for great reception in hanoi, tremendous crowds and so much love. president trump and kim scheduled for a one-on-one meeting tomorrow, they will meet for dinner tomorrow as well. president trump will be joined by secretary of state pompeo acting white house chief of staff mulvaney at that dinner. summit 29 presidensum between pd kim to be held thursday with much on the line for kim

then africa's fording giants a mysterious kayleigh is paving the mighty bad trees that dominates seven africa's net state. i'm christine wendell welcome to the program i'm glad you're tuned in voters in nigeria have given mamadou another at the helm of africa's largest economy and most populous country but turnout was no in the election just thirty five percent nigeria's electoral commission says bahari triumph with some fifteen million votes beating he's nearest rival by eighty four million votes delays and violence maad the run up to said saturday's poll but no independent observer has cited electoral fraud. dancing to the children a victory supporters of muhammadu buhari celebrated well into the night. i believe this is the way forward to this country and to my generation if you took the president to talk about the brightness to the world presented to the. legitimacy of the body president you see the ropes on the old stuff just weeks will over the course of. the. sharp contrast his reveling supporters a seemingly uncharismatic bihari appeal to his voters not to humiliate the opposit

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kayleigh mcenany, jessica tarlov and tom bevan.ot of angles here, guys. the governor looks like he will hang on and fight for his job clearly. i don't know what comes of the sexual assault allegations against fairfax. the third in line has made a confession of his own and how does virginia get out of this mess, kayleigh? >> great question. all three of these men have lost the faith of their voters. they have lost the trust. they can no longer represent virginia voters. what i would point out is we've been very consistent at the republican party. we said kavanaugh, let the facts come out. we're saying that for the number two in line. both the number one and number three who have the racist photo dressed in blackface. >> sandra: i don't think there has been a photo of the third. an admission. >> he said -- >> the governor said he was one of the two people but he said actually i did dress as michael jackson for a town competition but there is no photo. no photos. we have admissions. >> bill: how does virginia and the democratic party

. >> kayleigh there were a series of questions asked by kavanaugh. if the democrats were standing on principle -- i can't go back to this enough. it seems like their principles wavered. what is the motivation for the women to lie? i find it interesting that some of the same questions are not asked by some. by some, not all, prominent democrats. but are the accusations enough? it wasn't a question for kavanaugh. the accusations were perceived to be enough. let me ask you this. if accusations are enough at this point, given this new social media world, do we find ourselves in a dangerous spot where the people don't have the opportunity any more to defend themselves. and the lives are just thrown into basically overturned by the simple accusations. that creates a big problem. does it not? >> it's a huge problem. men are guilty in the court of public opinion before the facts come out. is there is a rush to judgment. there are women who have been sexually assault and my heart goes out to them. it's a real problem in the country. but this in the democratic

let's bring in kayleigh mcenany from rnc spokesperson, here in studio.ood to see you. connell: we'll talk about, when the president used that line that is kind of testing out what could turn into a stump speech, is that fair? >> i think that is very fair. you look at the field across the candidates, they have all creeped left ward. used to be just bernie sanders, sponsor for medicare for all. now you have single 2020 contender support it but those that don't support are pushed out like howard schultz. connell: the ones in you think are very far left. howard schultz, i can think off the top of my head, joe biden, certainly mike bloomberg, i don't know what traction you would get in the democrat party. would be hard-pressed to call those socialists? further to the least you can go the better? >> absolutely. 10 years ago, president obama said you get to keep your insurance. not looking to take away private insurance. he said that is the smart thing to say. a lot of people like their private insurance. kamala harris, others, chris tin gillibrand, private ins

only democrats good and they did.h >> sean: kayleigh mcenany. >> very simple.heir words, watch their actions. they pay lip service to the me too movement would look at how every single democrat voted, which is against this bill. their rank hypocrisy goes very deep. you look at kamala harris propping up a top staffer. who had a $400,000 sexual-harassment payout. when the media found out, that is only when she fired him and keith ellison at the dnc with a domestic abuse charges. propped up, elevated at the dnc is the number two and now the ag of minnesota. the hypocrisy is ranked. especially when you consider kavanaugh and they way they treated clarence thomas and so many other republicans. >> sean: donald trump tweeted, "democrats are becoming the party late-term abortion, high taxes, open borders, and crime. is he wrong or right? >>n he's missing one piece. abolish ba. don't forget that. tax wealth. he's right. these are the issues that will propel donald trump, and if he is going to win reelection, one of the reasons is that democrats are coming off a cliff so

joined now my by kayleigh mcenany. juan williams and chris stirewalt. chris, let me start with you. you say this thing is object lesson for the democratic party nationally and what's going on in virginia. >> absolutely, look. look, the democrats are in the position the republicans were a generation ago. they are the moral majority. they are out against racism. they are out against sexism. particularly in the mode of me too. and they are setting these standards for themselves but instead of ensnarg republicans who mostly dismiss this stuff of you are snowflakes we don't want to hear about it whatever these aren't the real issues. republicans don't make themselves subject to the rules. democrats are subject to the rules and they are tearing themselves apart. if they do this with their own nominees in the 2020 cycle they will leave the door wide open for donald trump to walk into a second term. >> martha: fascinating. juan, what do you think about that. >> i think we are in the trump era from the democrat's perspective a lot of the attacks on president trump have focus focused on race

joining me now, kayleigh mcenany. >> hi kennedy. >> many are stuck in between a rock and a hard place. others are very upset of the prospect of the president signing this compromise. where do you stand?>> we will see with the present disguise and want to get ahead of him. he may or not sign it. >> what are you hearing? >> you know, i haven't heard anything specifically because he is not even seen the bill yet. until he sees i don't think that he is ready to decide one way or another. but what i will say to the conservatives who are expressing dismay, do not be dismayed. as the president give us neil gorsuch and brett kavanaugh and got us out of the paris climate accord and tpp and playing hardball with china. he has made good on every single one of his promises and he will do so with the wall. even if he signs us, again, who knows, it is 55 miles of fencing, a border barrier i should say. more than fencing it is steel slats. it basically puts the democrats on record saying, we are okay with a barrier. it is not immoral to have a wall. it actually works! get some on the record, start t

this is calculated for a little bit it's going to ruin kale very well ok you'll never taste kayleigh taste are going to. do you feel a kind of connection to the sea because of this operation most land based farmers don't think about their actions and how they affect. the nutrients runoff from the land they got into the ocean the kalpoe uses it to growl and then it comes back here to really close a c c it away and loop. closing this land to see loop is a huge part of three d. farming is appealed but in the center of new haven there's another collaboration which is putting sustainability on the. a most to me be sure piru had shifted to find out more. brand came to me with the help and it's like here it is news that once he started telling me the story once we started dialogue on benefit more than anything sustainability perspective i started playing around i started using a number idea of different ways that i can feel like man this has legs and so i just go ahead and yeah go ahead and and as you would regular pasta smells fantastic right you go. there's a very good we're going to actu

the people not watching cable news, they don't know the things kayleigh just said.ost of people don't know that ilhan omar three years ago went to a judge for leniency for individuals who were tried for supporting isis. and she sits on the intelligence committee. jesse: she is lowering the intelligence of the committee just by sitting on it. they use their identity as a sword and as a shield. they attack you with it. if you attack them back, they say, oh, no, you are just criticizing me because i'm a woman or because i'm a minority. here is congresswoman omar. let's roll the tape. >> i don't understand why members of this committee or the american people should find any testimony that you give today to be truthful. >> if i can respond to that. >> it wasn't a question. yes or no, would you support an armed faction within venezuela that engages in war crimes, crimes against humanity or genocide if you believed they were serving u.s. interests as you did in guatemala, el salvador, and nicaragua. >> i don't think this line of questioning is meant to be real questions so

come on in, kayleigh. will take aim at socialism, and that he will link socialism with the democrat party and use this as his opening salvo in the 2020 campaign. what do you say? >> yeah, there is simply no doubt he will be attaching socialism and what we are seeing in venezuela with the democratic party and how radical they have become on every count. bernie used to have zero co-sponsors on government takeover of health care. now every 2020 contender, nearly every one supports it. they are all into free college now, universal basic income, according to alexandria ocasio-cortez, giving people money for unwilling to work. these are crazy ideas. he is going to link the two rather marvelously as he always does. stuart: listen to what bill gates said about taxing the rich. roll that tape, please. >> the big fortunes, if you go after those, you have to take the capital gains tax, which is far lower at like 20% and increase that. stuart: so raise the capital gains tax, the tax on profits, the tax on the sale of

for more here's kayleigh hartung. >> reporter: justin fairfax is taking a leave of absence from his lawe's no longer the chairman of the democratic lieutenant governor's association but he is still lieutenant governor of the commonwealth of virginia. he is refusing to step down amidst allegations of sexual assault that have been brought against him by two different women. virginia's democratic leaders and lawmakers are very widely calling for his resignation. a joint statement, though, by virginia's democratic legislatures here in richmond acknowledge he is owed due process but given the serious nature of the allegations against him, they no longer believe he can fulfill the duties of lieutenant governor. he needs to address all of this as a private citizen. the one prominent democrat we can name who is not calling for fairfax's resignation, that would be the governor, rath northam, a ran embroiled in his own controversy. he gave his first interview since that racist photo was uncovered to "the washington post" on saturday. and he said, quote, it must take tremendous courage for women t

congratulations, kayleigh, not a surprise you are joining. >> thank you, brian.. 30 full time. 100 very shortly. and you have raised a lot of money. >> absolutely. brad parscale has made a start of the art operation world class team. we are light years ahead of where any campaign in modern history has been in terms of fundraising in terms of structure. this is going to run like a well-oiled machine. steve. brian: what role do you think you will have? what is different this time. >> i will be overseeing all our communications with the press in coordination with our calm comms director. the false kyrons we see. we will be on offense not defense. we will be out there. exposing the press. attack these democrats and guarantee you it's offensive, it's proactive. not reactive and we are ready to go toe to toe. brian: decide the shutdown many people blamed on the president. numbers are beginning to climb up his approval as he heads into this cycle. many people say it's a little early. not too early for the democrats. they already have nine commitments and others were exp

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they campaign the hiring of communications director tim murtaugh, press secretary kayleigh mcenany, and mark lauder who is a former aide to vice president mike pence and who you are about to talk to. also adding making powers as an operations director. the core of the campaign has been in place for about a year, including campaign manager brad requires scale who spoke to martha about strategy back in january. watch. >> we are building a different operation in 2016. the campaign at its best operated at a fraction of probably what was needed. it was mobile, changing, adapting. this is a man running his first candidacy ever. in 2020, the operation is different. this is going to be a much larger grind ground game. >> came out a full year before george w. bush and obama. former massachusetts governor william weld is challenging the president for the republican nomination, but it is going to be a long shot because the republican national committee has already said it will support the president, meaning there are no sanctioned debates and the national party is working with state party organiza

fourteen year—old kayleigh wittenberg is pretty good at it— she won an individual gold and another withg good morning. a cold start for some of us this morning, some fog. was the scene first thing in norfolk, frost on the ground. clear skies towards the east but looking at the bigger picture towards the atlantic, this swirl of cloud moving its way m, this swirl of cloud moving its way in, spilling this cloud ahead of it and some outbreaks of rain. the rain quite patchy at the moment, heavier across northern ireland and on to western scotland, heavy rain moving its way through northern ireland, wales and the south—west of england. ahead of that, there could be spots of rain, bright skies, that cloud tending to increase along with the wind in the west. that's where you have the highest temperatures today, reaching 10—11 or 12 degrees. further east, 6—8d. this evening and tonight the rain pushing further north and east and south and east, staying quite cloudy in the south—east. some showers in the north—west, not as cold as last night, temperatures for many above freezing, have 7—8d in the

thank you very much, kayleigh mcenany. >> thank you comes to her, you too.rail project supposed to go from l.a. to standard cisco. well, the project instead. governor newsom scrapped it because it costs too much. he treated this last night. california and for us to cancel the project after having spent and wasted many billions of dollars are they all the federal government $3.5 billion. we want that money back now. whole project is a green disaster. gavin newsom says he's not giving the money back. a sporting good stores going out of business after refusing to sell anything from nike. did he bet against kaepernick? ashley: he did. colorado springs comes stephen martin was the owner. he was very upset when colin kaepernick began his protest by kneeling during the national anthem and he said i'm not going to sell any more nike could comment on. unfortunately it turned out to be a bad business decision because he has to admit he believes there are more supporters out there than i realize. he's going to have to shut down, but i don't mind -- i don't like losing

14—year—old kayleigh wittenberg is pretty good at it. that is her with her brother.y exciting sport. i did have a go one. did you? a did a few weeks on bbc radio and who wanted to do something to ponder team together, and i can tell you it is so difficult. a tiny little movement of your handle any part of your body and you're all over the shop. of your handle any part of your body and you're all over the shopm of your handle any part of your body and you're all over the shop. it is like gymnastics in the sky. and you're all over the shop. it is like gymnastics in the skylj and you're all over the shop. it is like gymnastics in the sky. i have still got a bad back. they tell you to do lighten up turned banana. right, 0k. to do lighten up turned banana. right, ok. which sounds pretty easy but is a lot harder than it looks because literally, if you change your fingers... because literally, if you change your fingers. .. we do not need team bonding in that way, we are bonded enough already. let's have a pie and a cake instead. indeed. excellent, well done everyone. openi

earlier this morning, kayleigh mcenany as her role as campaign spokesman, she reiterated that pledge. republicans are not just pushing bernie sanders but entire field to answer the question, why if socialism is failing in south america, what a different form of social i am, would a democratic socialism succeed in this country? it will be a very interesting question to watch. connell: you bring up a good point. you get a chance to speak to officials in the white house, seems they like the dynamic and matchup or keep it simple, we're for capitalism, they're for socialism. funny on the polling, at least now the capitalism still wins, although some individual policies are quite popular. >> that is something to keep a close eye on. we see more and more millenials, generation z kids coming to the polls. they didn't see the berlin wall fall like their parents did. a lot of younger voters don't have knee-jerk reaction ingained in them. it will be very important for republicans to win the argument on this issue. that requires defining what socialism actually is. connell: the white house is not

talk about all of this and more, wishart ritchie, fox news contributor lawrence jones and trump's kayleighfrom the hoover institution, stanford university, welcome to all of you. early, late, wherever you are. michael, we will start with you on the west coast. what do you make of what we've seen so far? we know that the president and kim extended their conversations in singapore, they were kind of on their own time on, what does it say to you that both of these conversations they've had so far today have really bled over into a pretty substantial gap into where we expected the time and would be moving, it seems like they are enjoying their time together. >> hey shannon, yeah. there's two ways to look at it. one is that they are really deepening this relationship that they both tout and that is really becoming, by the way, the centerpiece of u.s.-north korean relationships, this relationship between trump and kim jong un. the other way to look at it is that it takes a long time because they're really not making a lot of progress and there's a lot of fancy talk, but there really no specifics

next hour, i will talk to the rnc's kayleigh mcinerney.picture of senator elizabeth warren's application to the texas bar, the one where she identified herself as american indian. instagram took it down, said it was harassment. how about that? we will take you through that story. oh, yes, we will. this is loma linda, a place with one of the highest life expectancies in the country. you see so many people walking around here in their hundreds. so how do you stay financially well for all those extra years? well, you have to start planning as early as possible. we all need to plan, for 18 years or more, of retirement. i don't have a whole lot saved up, but i'm working on it now. i will do whatever i need to do. plan your financial life with prudential. bring your challenges. stuart: white house adviser larry kudlow says there is a pretty sizeable distance to go in u.s./china trade talks. he said that to us literally five minutes ago. when he said it, the dow was down 90. after he said it, the dow plunged and we're now down 207. i think larry

congratulations, kayleigh mcenany. congratulations indeed. see you soon. now this.tack in berkeley, california, literally attack. a conservative activist assaulted, punch in the face for trying to recruit student. we will talk to that man, the man who was assaulted in just a moment. look at that. put that man in prison, why don't you? ♪ this is the all-new chevy silverado. it's beautiful. beefy and mean looking. it's the strongest, most advanced silverado ever. the cab is bigger than the last generation. it's the first truck i've seen make you look small. but that's not all... whoo! oh my... whoa! the silverado has more cargo volume than any competitor. very impressive. now, during the chevy presidents day sales event, get 0% financing for 72 months on this all-new silverado. drive yours away this presidents day. all of you. how you live, what you love. that's what inspired us to create america's most advanced internet. internet that puts you in charge. that protects what's important. it handles everything, and reaches everywhere. this is beyond wifi, this is xfi. s

joining us now kayleigh mcenany. liberals? >> she is exactly right. it is interesting to watch the left call out the far left and that's what we have here. meghan mccardle is right. think about where we were just eight years ago, six years ago. president obama saying if you like your plan you can keep it. there is a reason he said that because 177 million americans have private insurance. of those, 70% rate their plans as good or excellent. there is a whole lot of people who like their plan and all of them will not be able to keep it under a world of kamala harris in the single payer. >> jon: medicare for all is the new buzz word on the left. the question is who pays for medicare for all. >> that's exactly right. we have always said medicare for all is medicare for none. a euphemism to call it medicare for all. it is single payer. when you litigate this argument on a national stage and respond to who pays for this. taxpayers, when you have to respond to who loses their insurance, anyone with private insurance, the pl

president trumphistoric summit ended early after kim jong kayleigh un wanted sanctions lifted early eveno fully do nuclear is. president trump, negotiator and she's not worried about heading home. so how will this affect china trade talks? the president not afraid to walk away from them either. where in the story. also watching their spirit is really prime minister benjamin net yahoo! will importantly being indicted. how will that affect u.s.-israel relations? what also be talking to the white house on this gdp numbers. growth is strong. looks like the government shut down didn't affect the economy, certainly not the end of last year. stay with us. this is the third hour of "varney." ♪ >> we had some options at this time we decided not to do any of the options and we'll see where that goes, but it was a very interesting two days. i think actually was a very productive two days. sometimes you have to walk and this was just one of those times. speaking of china, we are very well on our way to doing something -- zero, but see. i'm always prepared to walk. i'm never afraid to walk from the d

kayleigh mcenany called this the left tax refund freak-out exposes their ignorance on taxes.ical left has taken over the democratic party. smaller tax refunds aren't a bad thing. they're a sign that people are keeping more money rather than letting uncle sam keep it under his mattress for them. there is a lot of analysis over what is happening come tax season. what is happening, charles? >> she was responding to a new jersey congressman harping about this. the bottom line is if the government keeps less of your money, then there is less to refund to you at the end of the year. so people have been making more money. their checks have been bigger. not only have their checks been bigger but their wages have gone up particularly in the last five months. it is really remarkable to suggest that somehow that because i didn't give the government a bigger tax-free loan that that's a bad thing. >> eric: good news, we get the money now. >> jersey residents, it is more complicated. the majority of america. 75% of americans made more money because of the tax cut last year. kept more money