this is my fat body >> kayleigh mcenany thanks for being here. let's start by talking about you and your background and how you wrote this book. they may know me from cnn we have been on those panels throughout the election and after but i really came from a small town in florida if you eat strawberries it is the strawberry capital it was important to me to write a book to explore my roots how i see this election not through the confines of washington with the rnc spokesperson but a small town girl with the movement i recognize early on to endorse president trump to be the president after he declared his candidacy. one of my colleagues recognize that movement as well. >> there are a few people in the book that is surprising but if he and jones was part of the obama administration a lot of people were conservatives at one point out of him as a rookie man but what is your experience with him? >> i always saw the van jones as radical left-wing but a lot of us are partisan it is either the right or the left is easy to sum up the counterpart but when

. >> what is your future kayleigh mcenany? i know you want to write another book. without political commentary. where does this lead? >> i hope to write another book and look at those tragedies reaching out to those in las vegas who have amazing stories so i want to write another book about the american people. >> kayleigh mcenany thanks for taking the time. >> but what we learned like christopher hitchens who was writing about their own death. who was writing about their own death. [inaudible] >> to the living find that message? >> you want to put that in the back of our mind. you don't want to look at our own mortality because it is depressing. at the end but the difference if you are only just living but if you are dying you know you have the expiration date. for many of us we have that flexibility but for people to know that every single day is there. >> i was up here in they were here he is sworn into office then he speaks. hillary says she was sitting there and don trump was talking about what had happened to the country. how things had flatlined in real doll

liz: kayleigh mcenany great to see you thanks so much for coming on we appreciate it. >> thanks, liz. liz: markets closing in the green the dow up 53 points s & p and nasdac in record territory. the russel 2000 as well let's get to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange with the very latest. nicole? nicole: it was records across-the-board. what government shutdown? well the markets didn't really seem to mind in fact the dow would have had a record close if it weren't for ibm and american express weighing on the dow. the dow finished up 53 points. the nasdac and the s & p also finished higher with record closes. the russel also at a record close as well. for the week, we saw that the dow and nasdac were each up about 1% and s & p up almost 1%. on the weekly winners we saw united health, merck, nike had great positive comments from bernstein and wedbush about how well they're doing selling on amazon and just the whole idea and how it's profitable for the margins. on the downside, general electric, american express and disney weighed on the dow, ge of course had a

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for more reaction, we are joined by rnc spokesperson kayleigh mcenany. why from the rnc?> it's important to stand behind this president. he is the leader of our party, we stand in lockstep with him and we wanted to make clear there is one person who speaks to the republican base, one alone, not steve bannon. it is president trump, the man who won pennsylvania and michigan, states republicans haven't won since the '80s. the man who won 304 electoral votes. that was donald trump, we stand beside him especially at a time like this. >> harris: some of the more incendiary remarks said to be from steve bannon in this book were comments about the donald trump jr. meeting with russian officials at trump tower, calling them treasonous. we've seen steve bannon walk's rhetoric but we haven't seen him refute any of that which means potentially he really said it. of how problematic is that for the white house? >> it's not problematic. i would note in the lawsuit against bannon he is also being sued for disparaging statements and at time defamatory statements. that is for a legal team

. >> harris: kayleigh mcenany is an rnc spokesperson, michael places the blake is the vice cr of the. >> it's interesting to see patti solis doyle, former campaign manager say she came to hillary with this, said we should fire this man and she was overruled by hillary clinton, the woman who said all accusers deserve not just to be heard but believed. apparently if you are with the hillary clinton campaign you don't deserve to be heard, you don't deserve to be believed and what makes the story work, the accuser was punished for this. her job was change, his job was not. he went on to do this to multiple other women, hillary clinton enabled it, make no mistake about it. >> harris: it's come to my attention that you had a person on your staff at the dnc, ceo of finances i believe was her titled who was in charge of this investigation and work for hillary clinton and also suggested that he needed to be fired. i want to get your thoughts because she was on your staff up until yesterday, i believe. >> we obviously recognize the transition that people will make but let's be focus on the mat

and kayleigh mcenany. let's start with the reaction to the book. all the facts that he is even admitting that he really didn't have right and he said this will bring down the presidency in a radio interview with the bbc this weekend. >> a fake, fraudulent, phony book. i in my book expose several lies. he said he knows what the president's reaction was when he became president. he got it from steve bannon. when the president was in the kitchen in the small tower, steve bannon was not there. somehow wolff purports to know. he said trump was horrified when he became president. not the case. what happened was trump had a pre-planned acceptance speech. ripped it up, put it aside. wrote a new one when he saw crying hillary voters. those are actions of a leader. >> sean: i know from my own experience on election day kellyanne knew we could win. she was acting as though she would lose. i know what he said about me is not true. and then i talked to the president, now president, but the candidate on election day. i called him three times, dan bonino, three.

and this weekend on booktv's "after words" program, republican national committee spokesperson kayleigh mcenany reports on the grassroots populist movement in the united states. she's interviewed by daily beast senior columnist matt lewis. also this weekend we take a tour of regnery publishing where we speak with many of the people who are responsible for bringing their books from acquisition to publication. roxanne dunbar ortiz provides a critical history of the second amendment and argues that people of color have been the victims of america's gun culture. former mexican president vicente fox provides a critique of the trump administration. and stephen kotkin continues his multi-volume biography of josef stalin with a focus on stalin's leadership of the soviet union in the years leading up to world war ii. that's just a handful of the programs airing this weekend on booktv on c-span2. for a complete schedule, visit booktv.org. >> i went over the london several times when they had the hearings in the high court in london into the -- it was an inquiry into the murder in 2015. so i went over the

pete: well a lot of people feel that way, and we're going to have with us right now kayleigh mcenanyabout what everyone else is talking about, what we've talked about we know where the president stands and what his policy is he's tweeting about it he wants a deal that includes daca and the wall but what we're missing is what's happening in our economy and the progress that we've made >> oh, it's remarkable 1.8 million jobs created last year and to compare, you know the forgotten factory worker across the country. we were hemorrhaging a thousand jobs per month under the obama administration and the manufacturing sector, under president trump 18,000 games per month, so we have seen a 180 turnaround, it's exciting, you can feel it across the country, but the mainstream media doesn't want to focus on it. rachel: i was on fox business yesterday and there was an economist saying i think we'll get 4% growth. do you remember when he said that and the media laughed? the new normal is two. >> right and rachel as you'll recall during the obama administration we never hit 3%, but the mainstream