but kayleigh mcenany, the white house press secretary has just taken the podium. we will be right back. >> secretary mcenany: the first amendment guarantees the right of the people to peaceably assemble. what we saw last night in washington and across the country was not that. to that end, president trump is demanding action to protect american citizens and american businesses. 17,000 national guard are deployed and 24 states, but according to general milley, only two states have deployed more than 1,000. there are 350,000 national guard available overall, and for the lawlessness we are seeing far more needs to be done. governors across the country must act, deploy the national guard as is fit and protect american communities. as president trump has said repeatedly, it is very important that we have peaceful protesters and support the right of peaceful protesters, but we cannot allow a situation like what happened in minneapolis to go further into lawless anarchy and chaos. we understand that very well. with that i will take questions. >> to your point, the countr

>> the president doesn't. >> i don't know how much they paid kayleigh mcenany. but it's probably not enough, because when the reporter says the president called himself the least racist person of anyone in the world. kayleigh mcenany was like, uh-huh, yeah, yeah. that's right. that's what he is. keepi keeping them honest. let's just give the gaslight a moment and play again what kayleigh mcenany said the president did not say. >> by the way, it's a disease, without question. has more names than any disease in history. i can name kung flu. i can name 19 different versions of name. >> woo, yeah. clearly, the president didn't think twice about saying it. what's so predictable about this -- and again, i mean, this is -- how many times have we seen this? his senior counselor, kellyanne conway herself called it wrong when asked back in march by reporters about allegations that white house staffers were using the exact same phrase. >> i'm not dealing in hypotheticals. of course, it's wrong. but you can't just make an accusation, and not tell us who it is. who is it? an

let's talk about what kayleigh mcenany just talked about regarding coronavirus.she was quick to make mention that the numbers have decrease, but the positive cases are going up. she said half that have tested are under the age of 35. if you look back, that's quite a turnaround. what did you make of that? >> absolutely. the number of cases have gone up. we saw over the weekend 45,000 new cases, but the number of fatalities has gone down and this is because most of the cases that are diagnosed are under the age of 45. most of these people are in pretty good health. even though they have complications, most of them do not end up on ventilators in the icu. it's important to point out that we have so much more tools and knowledge now than we did three months ago. fortunately we have therapeuti therapeutics, we have medications and therapeutics under investigation. we have the tools and the resources. it's just a matter of combating this via compliance and adherence to the cdc guidelines of wearing facial coverings and practicing physical distancing. that is where we n

this afternoon kayleigh mcenany tried to defend the president's use of the term by first denying that he had used it. >> hello, everyone. >> why is he using racist phrases like kung flu? >> he points to the fact that the origin of the virus is china. it's a fair thing to point out as china tries to ridiculously rewrite history. it's not a discussion about asian-americans who the president values and prizes as citizens of this great country. it is an indictment of china for letting this virus get here. >> kayleigh mcenany's claim that the president doesn't use the term is of course a lie. we all heard it for ourselves. back in march, we should note, when a cbs they wills correspondent, pointed out, kayleigh mcenany was both skeptical and also furious. conway called the use of the term among. and she noted her family's racial heritage because, of course, such a term could especially offend asian-americans. >> that's highly offensive to american-asian-americans. my kids are 25% filipino. >> finding the term "highly offensive" remains a reasonable position. the only difference is today wi

kayleigh mcenany's going to the rally. will she wear a mask? >> it's a personal choice. i won't be wearing a mask. i can't speak for my colleagues. >> and why won't you wear a mask? is it sort of a personal, political statement? is it because the president would be disappointed in you if you don't wear a mask? >> it's -- it's a personal decision. i am tested regularly. i feel that it's safe for me not to be wearing a mask. and i'm in compliance with cdc guidelines, which are rec mep d recommended but not required. >> so trump and his top aides just refuse to take a leadership role in trying to battle this pandemic. wearing a mask, and encouraging all americans to do so, would help get rid of the coronavirus. right? but, i want you to take a look at this tweet. it's from the hill and arnold schwarzenegger. the governator, remember, the governator isn't afraid to wear a mask. anyone making masks a political issue is an absolute moron, he says. indeed. dr. anthony fauci, still, trying to get americans to wear masks. no doubt, a message to the tulsa rallygoers. >> the best w

john, listen to kayleigh mcenany defend the president's use of that racial slur.isten to this. >> why does he use racist phrases like kung flu? >> he doesn't. he points to the fact that the origin of the virus is china. to be clear, i think the media is trying to play games with the terminology of this virus where the focus should be on the fact that china let this out of their country. >> so, john, what's your reaction to that spin coming from the white house? >> reporter: well, obviously it's embarrassing, which is what we've come to expect from people who speak for president trump. because they've got to defend things that are indefensible. people would find it offensive -- many people do find it offensive if you refer to it as the china virus or the chinese virus as if you're suggesting it has something to do with being chinese as opposed to the geographic origin of the virus. but at least that has some basis and reality. any school child could tell you that calling it the kung flu is a racial slur. and unfortunately for kayleigh mcenany, her job description r

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white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany called the president. kushner, his son-in-law, spoke with him, and they all conveyed their concerns about the tweet. the president, they said, claimed that he watched the video but did not hear the shout of "white power." but that the thing that swayed was when aides showed him when republican senator tim scott had said on the sunday shows, which was basically that the tweet was unacceptable and the best thing to do was delete it and take it down quickly. the final thing i will add is when the white house did delete the tweet, the president and his team never actually condemned that language. kayleigh mcenany in the briefing today was not specifically asked about it. it was kind of shouted after her, but i was told that she came equipped with a bullet-pointed list where had she been asked, she was prepared to condemn it in the briefing room and was also going to try to turn it back on democrats and cite what she believed was racially problematic behavior and associations with some of the democrats, includi

>> malpractice on any front but kayleigh mcenany is hardly lly go-to source for honest president intelligence. it's high lly plausible that th president wasn't briefed as european officials confirmed the intelligence. european officials would not have been briefed on this kind of intelligence if the president hadn't been and typically gets intelligence briefings multiple times a day and the meetings for example, the drawdown in germany and he gets called memos, for example, before the calls with president putin. spoken several times over the past few weeks. so if he wasn't briefed on the issue, you have to wonder if he chose not to be. and if, on the other hand, members of his national security team did not bring this to his attention, that's just gross malpractice. it's putting american lives at risk. the president is responsible for choosing officials who provide him with intelligence or should provide him with intelligence that can save american lives, so kayleigh mcenany may be trying to scapegoat someone else to try to shift the blame but either way, this reflects incredibly poorly on th

also tonight john bolton joins us followed by kayleigh mcenany from the white house. but we begin as i mentioned with fox news ahead of black lives matter for greater new york. good to have you with us sir, thanks for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> martha: obviously people watch what you say in that video, that you want to shove legislation on people's throats. now that you have everyone's attention and devotional so that violence is sometimes necessary in these situations, what exactly is it that you hope to achieve through violence? >> well, it's interesting that you would pose that question like that because this country is built upon violence. what was the american revoluti revolution. what is our diplomacy across the globe, we go in and blow up countries and we replaced their leaders with leaders who would like. so for any american to accuse us of being violent, it's extremely hypocritical. now when we talk about us using self defense, we use -- why are you screaming and not allowing me to talk, ma'am? you asked me a question, allow me to answer, i'm

maybe kayleigh mcenany knows what these secrets are.ow what they are. john says there's nothing secret in the book and the book was approved, the government's people say that's not the case. neil: should there be a different standard, held to a former top national security official versus say a former chief of staff? >> well, the law is the same for all people who have the same security clearance. john bolton had the highest security clearance there is which is top secret and there's a bunch of initials after it, five different levels of top secret. john had the absolute top. john had the same clearance that the secretary of state has and the director of the cia has. so whatever the government, the doj says john did, it was at the highest level in their view of wrongness. john says your presentdecessorsd me i could publish this. neil: wow. really weird. judge, always good having you, my friend. thank you. >>> all right. you have heard a lot about what the markets are clinging to when it comes to a cure, something to deal with either as

today a white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany said there was no consensus among u.s.city of the report. kaitlan collins joins me now. and you pushed her about the intelligence today and what the president was going to do about it. >> reporter: yeah, jake. what has been clear as the white house is saying that the president was not briefed on this in person about what was going on. but the question, of course, is now the president is aware of this intelligence as most of us are now and several outlets have confirmed this. so the question is what is his response going to be. the white house today said they don't believe there is an agreement among the intelligence community about what actually is in that intelligence assessment. >> so intelligence is verified before it reaches the president of the united states. and in this case it was not verified. i won't speculate on whether this intelligence is verified or not verified. i have no further notifications for you other to tell you there is no consensus and there are dissenting opinions -- >> you don't think this report i

there with reaction, white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany.l, i don't know what you getho paid. you are way underpaid. number two, i could never do your job. number three, you're doing a great job considering the conditions with the mob. those two tweets, within an hour? i think it speaks volumes. >> less than an hour and a half. cbs had a rendition of the same tweets and this is so inherently contradictory. this is how much they have from derangement syndrome. they see a million people registering for a rally so they are so contradictory, praising the crowd of protesters, criticizing the million people who signed up for a trump rally. we saw this with the churches when president trump opened the churches, socially distance. they criticize that but then in the same breath laude the protests a week later. it's so wrong.ruch people see directly through it and it's all because president trump is succeeding. >> sean: let's go to all the issues, now the president, we didn't have any reforms after ferguson, after baltimore, after cambridge. that was

we heard from kayleigh mcenany. >> inspecting the bombing damage sent a tremendous message. george bush throwing out the first pitch after 9/11. >> this is absurd. all of this imagery. >> it really is quite ridiculous. interesting how miss kayleigh mcenany swifted from winston churchill to throwing out a pitch at a baseball game. that was not a well thought out photo op. confusion, tdysfunction and no message. when the mooept are hurting that is not the kind of thing you want to -- president barak obama held a virtual town hall. the foundation founded by obama after the death of travyon martin in 2012. >> this country was founded on protests. it is called the american revolution. every step of progress in the country and every expansion of freedom and expression of our deepest ideals. >> mr. bairchl -- there have bes of violence and police at times. more on that in a moment. ♪ pampers the #1 pediatrician recommended brand, ♪ we all need someone to lean on ♪ pampers. the #1 pediatrician recommended brand hey allergy muddlers... achoo! ...do your sneezes turn heads? try zyrtec

kayleigh mcenany can't actually defend what the president said. so she claims the media said the same thing. which is a lie. and kaitlan collins, of cnn, called her on that. >> the media has never called it the kung flu. calling the chinese coronavirus and calling it the kung flu are very different things. >> the media and your network specifically, have repeatedly used the term china virus and wuhan virus. and then, gone on to deride the president as somehow using a term that they, themselves, have never used. so we can go through cnn's history. i'd be more than happy to go through cnn's history. on february 9th, you guys talked about the wuhan coronavirus. on january 23rd, you guys talked about the wuhan coronavirus. on january 22nd, the wuhan virus. >> that's different than calling it the kung flu, though, kayleigh. you have got to admit that. it is not the same thing as calling it the kung flu. >> again, didn't answer. listen to kellyanne conway's reaction to reports that a senior official had used the phrase kung flu, back in march. >> that's

press secretary kayleigh mcenany was asked about it today. listen. >> does the president regret tweeting out a baseless conspiracy theory about a 75-year-old protestor on the morning of george floyd's funeral? >> the president was asking questions about interaction in a video clip he saw. and the president has the right to ask those questions. >> but does he regret tweeting out this protestorwise was assaulted? >> the president does not regret standing up for law enforcement men and women across this country. and let me say this and just give you a little bit about the mindset behind the president's tweet. look, we are living in a moment that seems to be reflexively anti-police officer. and it's unacceptable to the president. and this tweet that he sent out, he was, in no way, condoning violence. he was not passing judgment on these two officers in particular. but what he is saying is this, when we see a snippet of a video, it's incumbent upon reporters and those who are surveying the situation, to ask questions. >> the president to have fact

and that, what kayleigh mcenany said there, there you have the president wasn't pushing a conspiracy theory, wasn't speaking without the facts and wasn't speaking badly about a man bleeding from the ears after falling and last night he said he doesn't bear any ill will toward the officers that pushed him. that is what mr. gugino said. he got out of the icu thankfully but still in the hospital. he was only asking questions. just asking. calling on us to do the same. here is a question. what kind of person is so impulse-driven, so lacking in empathy that he attacks an elderly man in a hospital bed who is simply protesting peacefully. what kind of person does that. i'm just asking. who is too vain and cowardly to ever admit a mistake? just asking. what kind of person hires someone who promises never to lie to us as kayleigh mcenany did on her first day on the job and then breaks that promise repeatedly. just asking. and what kind of person is so in need of making a name for themselves in the public arena that they betray the convictions they once expressed openly on mexican immigrants r

>>> kayleigh mcenany says she will not wear a mask at trump's rally. why is this issue dividing america? let's go "out front." >>> and good evening. i'm erin burnett. "out front" tonight full speed ahead. a last ditch effort to stop president trump from holding an indoor campaign rally in tulsa, oklahoma, for tens of thousands of people fails. the state supreme court just rejected an appeal to stop the rally over coronavirus concerns. as tulsa braces for tens of thousands of people to come to downtown, the president is threatening anyone who is planning to come to protest his rally tomorrow, any looters or low lives who are going to oklahoma, please understand you will not be treated like you have in new york, seattle, or minneapolis. it will be a much different scene. that is the president's message even as the country is obviously still reeling over the death of george floyd and rayshard brooks which have set off the protests that he's talking about. that is the president's message on juneteenth as people across the country marched to commemorate the

i asked kayleigh mcenany whether or not she is going to wear a mask. she is going to be at the rally tomorrow night. she says she will not. she says it's a personal choice for people who work at the white house. but, anderson, as you and i know, i mean, essentially, the president has politicized, the white house has politicized, this issue evof wearing masks b given all that, campaign manager brad parscale says he may wear a mask tonight. and economic advisor said if he were going, he would wear a mask. so they are all over the place on this issue but listen to what dr. anthony fauci said earlier today. he said in an interview with cbs radio, that you should avoid large gatherings. and if you can't do that, always wear a mask. and, here, you have the white house press secretary essentially saying she is not going to listen to dr. fauci's advice. >> and there was supposedly a coronavirus task force meeting today. you know, we don't get to -- to hear from them anymore. they don't do the daily briefings. do we know if concerns about the rally were raised

the white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany at the briefing earlier today said the president's already touched on these things, already talked about these issues. that is indication he's perhaps not going to do this but there's no doubt, anderson. at this point, the president has left a lot unsaid, at this point, that he could say to the american people to try to bring this country together, in some way, shape, or form. obviously, he's not the great uniter. and -- in a lot of ways, the great divider. but he does seem to have an opportunity to try to, at least, talk to those -- those grand themes that presidents, prior to the trump administration, have tried to express to the american people. republican and democrat. but at this point, anderson, he seems more interested in taking these political potshots than doing anything close to uniting the country right now. >> of course. i mean, first thing, couple problems. one, if the president speaks extemporaneously on this, that would likely be a disaster because we have seen what he does when he speaks extemporaneously. number two, i'm not c

the scene right now at the white house, we are waiting for kayleigh mcenany's briefing.m we will of course go to her. this on the same day we are learning the supreme court has struck down a louisiana law that sharply limits abortions in the state. what was surprising about the decision is that the balance was tipped by the conservative chief justice, john roberts. not the first time we have seen a conservative justice go the other way. there have been examples before and that raised a question as to whether we got what we thought we would get on this court. it does seem to be a heated exchange among liberals and conservatives interpreting and following every tea leaf reading we get out of the highest court in the land. judge andrew napolitano joining us right now. on this abortion case, judge, your thoughts, because there are other issues i want to get into as well. but what did you think? >> well, i would start from the perspective of someone who is pro-life and who believes roe versus wade is not mandated by the constitution, and ought to be reversed. but that's not w

kayleigh mcenany. >> secretary mcenany: the information on a newspaper.here are two bad scenarios that emerge from this report. number one, this report makes it more difficult to come to a consensus on this matter, to verify intelligence, and this level of controversy and discord plays directly into the hands of russia and unfortunately serves their interest. since before president trump assumed office, damaging and often times erroneous leak seeking to undermine or delegitimize the duly elected president have been published. according to the doj classified leaks surged in this administration. there were under president obama just 39 on average criminal leak referrals. this administration we have seen 100 referrals for the doj and 2017, 88 and 2018, and 104 on average per year. we have seen targeted leaks as classified information against his presence anthis president. reports of alleged intelligence. make no mistake. this damage is our ability as a nation to collect intelligence. as the national security council noted, to those officials who betrayed the

type of moments just to run through some of these comments, the white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany saying on the call, the president said you have to dominate or you'll look like a bunch of jerks. the only time these protests are successful is when you're weak and most of you are weak is what the president said to these governors and the whole world was laughing at minneapolis over its police station being burned, and that the state of minnesota was a laughing stock all over the world. now, the governor of minnesota, tim walz, took issue with that in the news conference at the conclusion of the phone call the president had with the governors and here's what governor walz had to say. >> saying the world was laughing at the states who aren't taking action, i said, no one's laughing here. we're in pain. we're crying. we saw a man lose his life in front of them, and our challenge is that this is about social trust, social compact and reestablishing faith in the feel who are there to serve them and i also shared with the president that a posture of a force on the ground is unsustainable

but kayleigh mcenany said she thought it was funny.his. >> i think the president was making a satirical point that was quite funny if you go ahead and watch the video. >> so the president, she thought it was funny. the president used a beautiful video of your children to further his political agenda. did you think it was funny? >> not at all, no. i thought it was propaganda, to a base that we really -- i was real really aghast immediately when i saw it. i saw the press conference earlier, and i was kind of -- i couldn't understand why someone would share something like that, to think it was funny. i'm not sure who they were calling, if they were calling my son racist, or what it was. but it's -- it made me very upset. >> michael, you wanted to weigh in. but did you think the same way that dan did, that they were calling his son racist by how the president was portraying a toddler? >> absolutely. that's exactly what i think. it was intentional, and it was just disgusting to watch. for her to say it was funny, that seems to be their go-t

. >> kayleigh mcenany, white house press secretary, will give an update on the protests in u.s. cities after the death of george floyd. we will have live coverage. a portion of this morning's "washington journal" while we wait. host: we are joined by armstrong williams, longtime tv host, author and commentator. thank you for being with us. guest: thank you for having me. host: we started our segment with michael hopkins. we asked both of you on to talk about the reaction last week to the death of george floyd at the hands of the minneapolis police. as the protests have grown, the civil unrest and rioting has grown. i want to get your reaction overall to what we have seen, particularly over the last three days. of america isuty our right to protest in a peaceful way. the majority of the protesters are very peaceful. happenedent than what when you had a terrorist attack on the church in charleston. members of that community, even though they thought they were being looted and burning and vandalism, the community capped -- moral high ground and kept the moral high ground and galvan

kayleigh mcenany said he has the right to ask those questions. of course he does.ut not providing any specific evidence of it is i think what is fueling a lot of the media outrage. ray: the press secretary's answer was clearly disingenuous and an attempt to deflect. i doubt in their war-gaming the president's messaging in the media shop, they rubbed their hands together in glee on him blasting out conspiracy theory reporting that has no basis in fact, that makes him look callous and dismissive of a man that was clearly injured. it was not a win for the president. presidential prestige and credibility are a real thing. you don't want to i fritter it away on something like this. some days i can't believe it. howard: the president gets savagely attacked by the media. he has the right to punch back. he often does it effectively. why he would go after this protester is something i have trouble understanding. great to see you all this sunday. next on media buzz, today's newsrooms are torn between traditional editors and staffers demanding social justice. who is winning t

secondly, in response to kayleigh mcenany, he wasn't just asking questions in that tweet.hat he was doing was saying that the protester could be a provocateur. so he wasn't raising questions. he was making outrageous, conspiratororal statements. those were not questions in that tweet. >> john, i'll be anxious to get your thoughts because a lot of people think it's simply dangerous for the president of the united states to amplify a conspiracy theory like that with no basis in fact. >> well, of course it's dangerous, and not only is it a baseless conspiracy theory. it was one advocated by a kremlin propagandist. the first person who gave this information also worked for sputnik, which is a kremlin propaganda outless. yes, it is dangerous. now, what makes it less dangerous is that people are used to this from president trump. people don't believe president trump. a majority of americans at every point in his presidency have said they believe donald trump is dishonest. so you have to discount for the fact that most americans don't pay attention to what he says. there is a min

white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany gave a different impression. here's what she said. >> it was a comment he made in jest. it was a comment he made in passing. specifically with regard to the media coverage, pointing out the fact that the media never acknowledging we have more cases because when you test more people, you find more cases. >> is it appropriate to joke about coronavirus when 120,000 people have died? >> he was not joking about coronavirus. i said he was joking about media and their failure to understand that when you test more, you also find more cases. >> and finding more cases is often a good thing so then you can do contact tracing. so increased testing is a good thing in order to stop the spread of the virus some of you can tell, differing presentations from the presid t president. >>> two more people from the campaign rally have tested posted. on saturday it was announced six campaign staff who were in oklahoma to set up for the rally were tested positive. they were immediately quarantined. the two additional staffers were teste

the press secretary kayleigh mcenany was also talking about the notion of whether the president was briefed. we have also noted that she said that the president was not briefed despite a u.s. official has told cnn that it was indeed in the president's briefing book, and mcenany said that the president was the most informed person. listen. >> this president, i will tell you that he is the most informed person on planet earth when it comes to the threats that we face. we have ambassador o'brien who sees him -- >> so, there is the press secretary there saying that the president is the most informed person on earth and at the same staying that he was not briefed on the threat that apparently the intelligence had been apparently shared with the u.s. allies before it was at least or rally briefed to the president of the united states. jake, one more note is that we did hear the press secretary there suggest at one point or accept the notion that members of the intelligence community could have been going after the president by leaking this information. there is of course no corroboration for that

so we hear it from kayleigh mcenany. melissa. melissa: disbanding the anticrime unit. new york city police commissioner announcing elimination of the program, leaving 600 plain clothes officers to be reassigned. here to discuss it, oscar odom, retired nypd detective and first deputy sheriff commissioner. what do you make of that change? what is the material impact of people of new york will see? >> first of all i would like to thank the women and men of the nypd for the great job they're doing keeping our city safe. one of the things i'm hoping this is not knee-jerk decision or politically motivated and moreover it should be data-based, right? look at data, make sure it is evidence-based so we make sure we're looking at all the angles and not just a knee-jerk position and one of the reasons why we impact not only lives but businesses so that people can go out there and carry out their duty and make money for their businesses and so people can walk around freely. that is one of the key things about the anti-crime unit. they're plain clothes. you don't need everybody goi

and today, don, the white house press secretary, kayleigh mcenany, she was asked whether or not president trump would assume responsibility for the potential of an outbreak tied to his campaign rally. and, instead, she said that people are assuming personal risk, just like when they would be going out to a baseball game, they would also be assuming personal risk. but, of course, don, what we know, baseball games aren't happening. the mlb is closed for business right now. and instead, what president trump is doing here, is hosting this rally. he is the one creating this risk, of course, for these rally goers who will make their own choice about whether or not it is wise to attend. but what we do know, don, is this all comes as president trump is personally trying to move on from this pandemic. not wanting to talk about it, even behind the scenes, in meetings. instead, don, the president is laser focused on the economy. nothing is going to stop this reopening that the president has encouraged, and that is currently underway. and so that is where the president's focus is and why, don? becaus

let's listen to kayleigh mcenany. >> including a 3-year-old among the victims.ne local news outlet reported that multiple teenagers were killed in chicago this weekend as well. in minneapolis, 11 people were shot and one person killed. one individual was a father of two who worked as a barber and our hearts break for the family. also a democrat run new york city we saw "the new york post" reported that there was one shooting per hour this saturday, absolutely inexcusable with 24 people shot on saturday alone. and then in democrat around seattle we have seen the anonymous zone, otherwise known as chop. one person was shot and killed in this autonomous zone run by radical anarchists. we also saw another shooting there yesterday. democrats called chop the summer of love. it has been nothing of the sort. two individuals shot, one person shot and killed. it is the responsibility of governors to protect their estates on the police their straights. the police power rest of the state level and we expect mayors to step up and do their jobs and governors to step up and do

trump's comment that he does not kid, kayleigh mcenany told reporters on air force one he was making a serious point but he was using car sazm to do that. and dr. anthony fauci said the administration is not dialing back testing. >> i know for sure, but to my knowledge none of us have ever been told to slow down on testing. that just is a fact. in fact, we will be doing more testing. >> reporter: but the president's "no kidding claim" runs counter to the past when he suggested to americans that they inject themselves with disinfectant. >> i was asking a question sarcastically to reporters like you just to see what would happen. >> reporter: or when he claimed to be chosen by god. >> i am the chosen one. >> reporter: mr. trump tweeted the media knew i was kidding, being sarcastic. fauci says the coronavirus is surging in some parts of the u.s. >> we are now seeing a disturbing surge of infections. right now the next couple of weeks are going to be critical in our ability to address those surgings that we're seeing in florida, in texas, in arizona, and in other states. >> reporter: tha

kayleigh mcenany is going to hold a briefing. the bottom line is, regardless of the political leanings of this individual, administration officials say nothing justifies what was captured on that camera. and so to what extent will kayleigh mcenany try to explain away the president's tweet and to what extent will she essentially say that, that nothing justifies what was captured in the video. now, this all comes as there is mounting pressure on the president to announce something as it relates to police reforms. we know that jared kushner, mark meadows were on capitol hill yesterday. mark meadows got asked about that tweet, yesterday, put him on an uncomfortable position. he said, "i learned a long time ago not to talk about tweets." they're trying to come to some type of agreement on legislation that the president can get behind for police reforms. the democrats unveiled sweeping proposals. now the president is going to be in dallas tomorrow. we're told he's going to discuss reforms, the possibility of an executive action. but so

but moments ago kayleigh mcenany was asked about that criticism and listen to what she said. >> i don't know why a governor whitmer would be dismayed at the president telling governors to do their job. it is their responsibility to police their streets. they have the police power embedded in the constitution. they have quite clearly many of them failed to do their job. look at the scenes we have seen. it has gotten to the point where today the president says, enough is enough. >> last night the historic st. john's church one block away from the white house was set on fire. monuments were defaced, windows broken, stores looted, atms ripped out. bill barr who was also on the call with governors is now directing the bureau of prisons to send in riot teams on top of the national guard that was activated last night. the curfew then was 11:00 p.m., but the ecs may or just move that up to 7:00 p.m. both tonight and tomorrow, one more thing, bill, during the briefing, the white house press secretary was asked where is president trump and would he deliver some sort of address perhaps even in the

>>> kayleigh mcenany says she will not wear a mask at trump's rally.s this issue dividing america? let's go "out front." >>> and good evening. i'm erin burnett. "out front" tonight full speed ahead. a last ditch effort to stop president trump from holding an indoor campaign

here is what kayleigh mcenany told us earlier today.n here. >> today we are working on approaching stakeholders and making sure that this is the appropriate balance between ensuring police can do their job and ensuring there is needed reform in the aftermath of the killing of george floyd. >> so, the president is planning on taking some kind of executive action, probably in the form of an executive order that will take place that armed justice. on the legislative front, it's possible there could be some crossover with white house democrats are discussing, like banning choke hold an end into n independent and discussion process. to eliminate what is cold "qualified immunity, which protects police officers. the house speaker nancy pelosi reacting to that today listen here. >> the qualified immunity doctrine, which reigns in many places, protects police officers from prosecution in spite of bad conduct that might be there. i think that is a conversation that must be had, and we do have it in her legislation. >> harris, a moment ago you men

as kayleigh mcenany is at the podium, back to you, neil. neil: all right.ning you all we learned from the bureau of labor statistics that unemployment has fallen in 43 states in may as americans are going back to work. also, i would like to reemphasize the numbers that director of the nec larry kudlow shared with you all yesterday, that the cbo predicted in the third quarter we will get plus 20% gdp they predict in q4 we will be at plus 20% gdp and top economist ed hyman says in q1 of 2021, he's predicting plus 5 in gdp. this would put gdp above its 2019 peak. so pre-coronavirus numbers should those predictions pan out. we are back and we will be booming. finally, well, second, we are encouraged that we continue to gather positive data on a number of therapeutics. heparin, dexamethasone or steroids as it's more commonly known, convalescent plasma and remdesivir have all shown progress in treating coronavirus. preliminary findings in a large uk-based recovery trial found that when steroids were used, there was a 30% reduction in deaths for coronavirus patien

. >> ed: kayleigh mcenany joins us live in just a moment. >> it will be a big day, not just here in the white house but in dallas as well. at the gateway church in dallas, texas, which is significant because it has the largest congregation in the dallas-fort worth area. they will be listening and discussion session, there won't be any policy announced today although i am told of, executive action and legislation from the senate will be coming soon. >> the president has spent the last ten days quietly and diligently working on proposals to address the issues that the protesters rates across the country. legitimate issues. in that body of work as i'm told reaching its final edits and we hope to produce it for you in the coming days. >> the executive action probably in the form of an executive order will be taken in the form of justice. on the legislation there is some crossover with white house republicans are discussing like banning choke holds an independent investigations of police complaints but president trump propose a certain aspects of the democratic bill saying they go too far. >

. >> at wednesday's white house briefing, press secretary kayleigh mcenany was asked about president trump's confidence in defense secretary mark esper. the administration's actions toward protesters near the white house, and whether president trump would employ the u.s. military and federalize the national guard in response to the protests.

person of anyone in the worls, kayleigh mcenany is like yeah, that's what he is. let's play again what kayleigh said the president did not say. >> by the way, it's a disease without question has more names than any disease in history. i can name kung flu. i can name 19 different versions of names. >> woo, yeah. clearly the president didn't think twice about saying it. what is predictable about this, again, how many times have we seen this? senioranne conway called it wrong when asked in march about allegations white house staffers were using the exact same phrase. >> i'm not dealing hypothetic s hypotheticals, of course it's wrong. you can't make an accusation and not tell us who it is. who is it? that's highly offensive so tell us all who it is. >> she's so clever. highly offensive. find out who it is. kellyanne conway wasn't lying about that. yeah, it's highly offensive. what she might not have known at the time is that she would be talking about her boss. >> i can name kung flu. i can name 19 different versions of names. >> so clearly the president did say it a

the press secretary at the white house kayleigh mcenany says she won't wear one.lutely. yes. it puts them at risk. but, you know, i'm personally hoping they're branded masks and maybe people will get excited about wearing them. i don't know. i just -- i don't know. of course everybody is already, you know, they're milling around, they're in the community now, they're not wearing masks at our restaurants and our restaurant workers are wearing their masks, and they're having to put up with comments by folks who think it is silly for being sissies or something, but, you know, our population has done such a good job of really trying to keep our numbers down, but, you know, this is going to impact us, but, wolf, it is also going to impact all these other states for people who have come here and they go back home. >> yeah, it is a serious issue and the president earlier he said any protesters, anarchists, agitato agitators, losers, low lives going to oklahoma, it will be a much different scene. very quickly, commissioner, is that a threat from your perspective? >> well,

these positive cases. >> when asked about the rally today, the white house press secretary, kayleigh mcenany, i want to play what she said. >> we are doing temperature checks, hand sanitizers, masks. when you come to the rally, as with any event, you assume a personal risk. that is just what you do. when you go to a baseball game, you assume a risk. that's part of life. it's the personal decision of americans, as to whether to go to the rally or whether not to go to the rally. >> apologize for the audio in that. sounded like she was at a rally. but what -- what's your -- i'm curious to know if she is going to be down in the crowd, with the tens of thousands of people milling around, cheering, yelling. i -- i would be surprised but -- but we'll wait and see. is -- i suppose the concern you also have from a medical standpoint is, it's not just local impact this might have on people who live in tulsa. i mean, these are, very likely, people who are coming from other states as well, and are going to go back to those other states. and, in weeks, we could very easily, you know, see the results of t

>>which is not advisable white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany says the administration has concerns about much in the democrats bill but she says the president is considering some police reforms in washington, i'm joe khaleel. >>president trump held a roundtable with law enforcement officials some aides are considering whether he should address the nation again white house officials have hinted the administration may be planning a speech for the president to talk about race and national unity. he is still facing criticism for his last statements on the protests. a new survey finds it may be hurting his standing with voters. the president's approval rating slipped 7 points in the last month that's according to a new cnn poll and 63% of adults disapprove of his handling of race relations in the country. meanwhile protesters in washington have turned a temporary fence in front of the white house into a makeshift memorial honoring and remembering black americans killed by police. there are balloons signs and paintings they're honoring the victims. there are also signs to defund the poli

kayleigh mcenany seems to want to top herself in ridiculous comments. one after the other. look. the problem is not the people that donald trump has hired. because all of them walk away, even if they walked into the office with sterling reputations, they walk out with a common judgment of donald trump. at some point, you have to accept the reality. i don't expect kayleigh mcenany to do it. but the -- the american people have come to accept it. a majority of them. and people who had close contact with donald trump have come to accept it. the problem is with donald trump. he's the president. he, as i said, the -- from his 2016 republican rivals, democratic rivals, and now, his senior-most aides, they all agree he is not fit for the presidency. and you can't talk your way out of that, no matter, you know, what you stand at the white house podium and try to conjure up in terms of a comparison to abraham lincoln. >> john harwood, technical difficulties. you got the whole segment to yourself. so our apologies about ryan liza. have a good weekend. >> i want to bring in, now, cnn's senio

so, when kayleigh mcenany comes up here in a little bit. the very latest regarding moving to the whole shebang to jacksonville, florida, ainsley. ainsley: all right. well, let's move on and talk about the world health organization because there was some confusion. one of the epidemiolog epidemios talking about asymptomatic transmission. very rare that if you are asymptomatic you are going to be able to transmit it to someone else. well then she back tracked and had to clarify. listen to this. >> we have a number of reports from countries who are doing very detailed contact tracing. they are following asymptomatic cases. they are following contacts and they're not finding secondary transmission. it's very rare. >> we actually don't have that answer yet. we do know some people who are asymptomatic or some people who don't have symptoms can transmit the virus on. brian: i was stunned by. this a lot of people floored by. this because we heard don't go see your grandparents. don't go see your senior aunt because if you are carrying the symptoms,

this at briefing is getting set to begin with kayleigh mcenany . we will take you they're live. president trump supporters are lining up and have been all wee to get a ticket for tomorrow nights rally in also, oklahoma. they have been there for more than a million request deep as you can imagine. told says mayor declaring civil emergency and announcing at 10:00 p.m. curfew tonight near the arena which protests could get out of hand. as police near the area surrounding the arena with people on both sides of the issue, whatever their issues are . meanwhile, critics are raising alarm as the city and state see a spike in covid 19 cases. they are warning it is the perfect storm of potential over-the-top transmission. it's a perfect storm that we can't afford to have. the arena where the event as being held raises some concerns that the trump campaign says it is taking safety seriously and will provide hand sanitizers an masks to everybody attending. oklahoma's governor defended th event watch. >> the trump campaign official is here to respond to all of this. let's get the latest, i w

kayleigh mcenany is out there. everyone wants to hear this.e we go. >> violence, looting, anarchy, law lawsness are not to be tolerated plain and simple. these are crimes that harm innocent american citizens. the first amendment guaranties the right of the people to peaceably assemble. what we saw last night in washington and across the country was not that. to that end president trump is demanding action to protect american citizens, to protect american businesses. 17,000 national guard are deapplied in 24 states but according to general milley, only two states have deployed more than 1000. there are 350,000 national guard available overall. for the lawlessness we are seeing, far more needs to be done. governors across the country must act, deploy the national guard as it fits and protect american communities. as president trump has said repeatedly it is very important that we have peaceful protesters and support the rights of peaceful protesters but we cannot allow a situation like what happened in minneapolis to descend further into lawless

from what i saw it was only kayleigh mcenany who got dragged into that. the rest was just the defense secretary. i mean, again, what a day. kaitlan collins, thank you. more now on the mechanics, in a moment, the constitutionality of not of threatening martial law in states across the country. that's a sentence i didn't think i'd be ever saying. cnn penta gon barbara starr. what power does the president have? >> reporter: it's a confusing picture tonight. we need to start with the troops you are seeing on the streets of washington, d.c. tonight are national guard, also federal law enforcement. civilian law enforcement from the national capital region. we know that about 200 to 250 active duty military are on stand by and could be brought onto the streets at the presidents -- >> those are military police. is that correct? >> reporter: that's right. those are active duty military police. these are units that would deploy to war zones, the units that would deploy to assist americans in hurricanes. katrina, we remember seeing troops there in support, in trying