joining us is kelly ann conway, counsellor to the president. great to have you here and congratulations. it is an extraordinary achievement for the president and administration. >> and the country. the president looks at it as a big win for the country and hard working men and women of the nation. job creator and seekers and job holders and they deserve a break if they will be keeping more money. and he established himself as a paycheck president. there was an amazing ceremony and the president and house and senate and republicans in congress and the democrats didn't vote for the tax cut. but people are starting to see the relief in february in their paychecks and april 15th. they know they are facing the irs knowing that the tax code will be different. and filers will have a simpler way of filing the taxes and families will have more money to decide what to do. families making home renovation and giving charities and education. >> lou: & leaving that money in the pocket of the american taxpayer. it is a long time since we've had that opportuni

. >> that's who kelly anne conway was referring to. peter struck is now the subject of a federal watch dog investigation after he allegedly sent an anti-trump text to his lover who is an fbi lawyer. this agent struck was on the ground floor of the e-mail case when the inspector general referred to issue to the fbi because highly classified e-mails were found on clinton's server for government business. agent struck was one who weighed in on whether clinton should be prosecuted but he was against it at the time because he said they could not find intent even though the gross negligence statue has no such requirement. also helped draft an exoneration statement, a statement delivered by director comey two months before clinton and other interviews were complete. and he also led the review of the classified abedin e-mails found on her estranged husband's probe before last year's election. then there's more. he also played a very senior role in the russia probe that opened in july of 2015. that was a counter intelligence case. he was a key

kelly anne conway here, counsel to the president. >> president's office thinks we need an fbi that's objective. he is concerned to think any type of investigation was compromised. the revelation that an fbi had to be reassigned or taken out of this particular investigation because he was anti-trump in his text and had interviewed general flynn and was more favorable for hillary clinton when she was being questioned. that's very troubling for any american who knows justice should be blind and our fbi should be independent. >> harris: we're learning more about this person with the anti-trump texting. catherine herridge is joining us. >> as part of our on going reporting on the clinton e-mail case, our team revealed an fbi summary of her 2016 interview. it shows the same fbi agent was there in a formal capacity. the fbi summary reads in part, present for the interview were clinton's attorneys david e. kendall, sheryl d. mills, heather samuelson. also peter p. struck. fbi agent struck also weighed in on the july 2016 statement. you see that here, where comey recommended charges for clint

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. >> dana: kelly anne conway said last night president trump had a phone conversation with mitt romney. what do you think that was about? >> i would have loved, loved to have been the nsa on that one. >> dana: she said they get along. i can imagine that. mitt romney, when he had the dinner with president trump when they were talking about having him as secretary of state. romney thinking of running for the senate if orrin hatch decides not to run. do you think that's what it was about? >> looked like a barrel of giggles. i would say this. donald trump is afraid of mitt romney serving in the u.s. senate. he will occupy some of the space john mccain, jeff flake, when romney comes in, he stands up as a guy who is going to make his bones opposing trump. we have in romney a critic of donald trump. and now we have trump using bannon, or bannon working on behalf of trump to try to block romney. we have trump trying to convince orrin hatch, who has been in the senate longer than any republican in history. gonna drain the swamp by keeping -- well, whatever. but convincing hatch to stay just to

we'll discuss the historic achievement with counsel to the president kelly ann conway.obstructionist threaten a government shutdown. there is a deadline of friday to pass legislation.

we'll discuss the historic achievement with counsel to the president kelly ann conway.ernment shutdown. there is a deadline of friday to pass legislation.

i was here when kelly ann conway used the word alternative fact, it set the tone for the year. a year of constant struggle that has obscured incredible legislative and regulatory achievements, but maybe that was by design, but it has not stopped, not from the first day of the inauguration. >> i want to put up something earlier this week, a reporter of bloomberg noted that with the passage of the big tax cut bill, check this out, because it includes the obamacare individual mandate repeal, suddenly the gop accomplishment list looks pretty hefty, gene robinson. you've got the repeal of the mandate, cutting taxes by 1.5 trillion. oh, oil drilling and anwar, remember that one? neil gorsuch, not just him, a whole bunch of appellate court judges, most in the first year of a presidency ever. and regulations gone. if you're an activist conservative or a major republican donor, that's a nice list. >> right. and i actually think the biggest change is on the regulatory front. on what's been happening in the agencies. not just in terms of actually repealing regulations, but in -- not enfor

we will show you ty cobb and kelly anne conway. you have 20 seconds to close your microwaves, last night ty cobb the white house lawyer handling the russia inquiry distanced himself from that argument telling nbc news i expect a fact-based exoneration that does not require that level of legal analysis, there is no strategy of which i'm aware to rely boldly on the proclamation that obstruction is always impossible with regard to a president. and here now is kellyanne. >> does that happen a lot, where other people tweet for the president? >> yes. well, yes, in terms of the lawyers. the lawyers are the ones that understand how to put those twoots together. i was with the president saturday all day, frankly. and i know that what mr. dowd is correct. what he says is that he put it together and sent it to our director of social media. >> susan, she was with the president all day. >> she's so powerful. >> literally. literally. she was with the president literally all day and so she knows that the lawyers, because we all know the lawyers a