kellyanne: i am fine.arlier today, donald trump issued a statement about the anthony weiner-huma abedin relationship, saying that hillary clinton should have done something earlier because of security risks. did you see the statement? kellyanne: i did. mike: did you approve? kellyanne: actually, mr. trump approve his statements. he talked about the close proximity he may have had to highly classified information and that it may have compromised national security. john: a fellow republican consultant, someone who said on the basis of this that trump had given over $100,000 to the clinton administration and gave the maximum amounts to the anthony weiner campaigns, and now you have donald trump questioning hillary clinton. so whose judgment is more flawed? kellyanne: are you really going to question donald trump's judgment today as opposed to anthony weiner? no, no, no, since you wanted to go there. john: not anthony weiner's judgment. kellyanne: because he gave money to the clinton foundation which does do s

kellyanne: they do every day.clinton people are spending zillions of dollars -- mark: i think you're making a fair about elizabeth warren. pointi do. just explain to people who are not following the latest of developments closely, what did she do wrong, in conjunction with people asking for favors ? kellyanne: a couple of things. first of all, she said she would do things like communicate with her daughter and exchange recipes and yoga moves. it turns out there is also classified information. and also people asking for favors, while she is secretary of state that were not secured. she's not responsible for what the people below her do? cheryl mills? mark: she is responsible for her staff doing what every administration i have ever covered has ever done. kellyanne: which is help to give minimal rights to countries -- mark: outside favors. kellyanne: ok, according to the movie and book, her husband speaking fees went like this. maybe a coincidence. he had been the president eight years before, a pretty noteworthy gu

he trusts kellyanne conway.he has not been on any winning presidential campaigns, but she has worked in politics. she understands the trump product. donny: what scares me is that a possible future commander-in-chief where kellyanne even said he needs a person next to him on the plane. this is the president. i want to know if that person calls in sick, the wheels will not go off. i do not think barack obama or bush needed someone by their side. mark: bill clinton ran an antiestablishment campaign in 1992, yet democrats were loyal because he said this guy can win and has a message about change we believe in. this team could help trump do that. i'm not saying it will change the race, but he gives him to people that he has confidence in. donny: and who he, temperament-wise, likes. hours before the world fond out -- found out about donald trump's non-pivot pivot, he gave a speech in wisconsin where he took sharp aim at the republican elite and embraced the outsider credentials that got him this far. mr. trump: i am n

what does debate prep look like with kellyanne conway?> i really couldn't say, but i think probably some of the things that i think are her trademarks, i don't know if they're donald trump's trademarks, she does her homework. she really is thoughtful. she will base what she says on research. she's very values oriented in her approach, and she realizes, as our book did, we did a tiypology of eight different kinds of women and we realized women were not monolithic and really went in depth to all kinds of women. she'll be attuned to tone, which is really important to women, and i think it's an attempt at counterbalance to her campaign partner who has a lot of rhetoric that trump has, and it's wildly unsuccessful with women. >> when you're donald trump and you're 20 points down among female voters, you wrote all about this. you wrote a book on this. what does he have to do to garner more female support? >> well, i think it may be too far gone. donald trump is like the worst date that many women have ever been on, and i think many women have f

here is what kellyanne conway had to say about the move. kellyanne: the home stretch, and we need to beef up the senior level roles in a way that we are dividing and conquering. what he does not like his people telling him what to say. maybe that is hillary clinton's game -- what do the focus group say? what do i believe? i picture her saying -- i know the country does not like me and trust me, but how do we win? that is not our dilemma here. fact is, with donald trump, he is still his own best messenger because people see him as very authentic. >> that is the campaign manager, kellyanne conway, newly minted. she is being joined by stephen bannon, he has had more gigs than an avett brother summer tour -- as a goldman sachs banker, a hollywood investor, a navy officer, and until recently , the head of the conservative news website, breitbart. he is leaving breitbart to become trump's campaign ceo. meanwhile, paul manafort, who replaced the campaign manager a few months ago, will stay on in his current position. the campaign manager who ford

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kellyanne conway. kellyanne knows this issue well.ne of the ten-plus pollsters that participated in a mark zuckerberg pro survey during 2014 for immigration reform. mark zuckerberg was a big proponent of immigration reform. republicans were trying to figure out what to do. kellyanne was part of that. in a memo she co-authored she said the majority of americans agree to a pathway to citizenship of some sort and that tea party members did not see that immigration reform as amnesty and would benefit the republicans with swing voters not only in 2014 but the next election. she understands the politics behind this issue so i know kellyanne has talked to him and said you got to soften on this issue because it doesn't resonate any other way. 71% of the american people believe in a pathway to legalization. 80%-plus of republicans believed in that. she co-authored that survey. >> it's so important to note that today donald trump, you know, is saying kellyanne conway's language. >> right. >> remember, tonight a rally. >> no doubt about it. >> t

he trusts kellyanne conway.f has not been in a lot winning presidential campaigns, and i'm not sure she has been on any integral but she has worked for aitical campaigns long time. she understands the product, she understands trump. >> what scares me is that the possible future commander and chief, he needs a certain person next to him on the plane. he is our president. i want to know if that person calls in sick that they come the wheel will not go off. that is a big concern. i do not believe barack obama or george bush needed somebody by their side. mark: bill clinton ran an anti-establishment campaign, and andicized democrats republicans but democrats were loyal because they said, this guy can win and has the message of change we believe it. this team could help trump do that. say this is a brand-new day and that this is going to change the whole race, but this gives them two people he has confidence in who are in sync with message. >> hours before the world found out about donald trump's non-pivot pivot, he

i know kellyanne conway and steve very well. kellyanne more than steve. think they both share the vision that donald trump has about main stream america being left -- main stream america being left behind and building a new coalition of working class people that have a bigger role in the republican party. so i think these announcements today, the personnel announcements, come after a week that was pretty darn good. three major speeches, raising a lot of issues that are important. some issues that no republican in recent history has been willing to do. we can talk about that. i think the campaign bottomed and it is heading in the right direction. >> you can see that trump is behind, right? you can see that? >> i think if you take a look at the overall polls, he is definitely behind. i disagree with the margins. >> i get her theory of the case. trump would seem to need to expa expand. how does someone from breitbart, how does that person help him expand his appeal to more voters? >> well, i think the one thing that trump needs around him are people that agr

i know that kellyanne conway knows her stuff.act that donald trump has recruited her to run his campaign says something about trump's learning curve. the big question, can trump win back the wavering republicans and independents who were with him before, can we convince republican women he has the heart to be president, that he possesses a minimum level of compassion that makes all presidents worthy of our confidence? we're seeing signs he does. his comment last night about hg regrets for things he's said that have hurt people, showing concern for the blood victims in louisiana. no matter how successful this turn in the campaign is whether newly expressed sentiments are genuine or not. why? because the minimal standard of getting elected president of the united states is not sounding and looking like an s.o.b. that's "hardball." "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. tonight on "all in" -- >> i'm always careful with the clients i take. >> donald trump's campaign chairman quits. >> my father didn't want the distraction. >> to

in comes kellyanne, your thought sns. >> trump was in the hamptons. he saw manafort as becoming a distraction. trump's family had grown supportive of him. he started to see issues with pro russian forces. this whole time he is talking to kellyanne, talking to steve bannonand saying we have to kick sart this thing in the next 80 days. >> do you think he is of this new approach, kinder gentler to flood victims by flying down there? i'm not the s.o.b. some people think i am. he seems to be trying. is it real or is it -- that's a terrible question. answer whatever you think. we can never do that on television. go ahead. >> so it's not apples a and oranges. we'll see a little bit of this k kellya kellyanne. you got the bannon approach. >> yeah! let's take a look at this. trump campaign manager was asked about whom trump was addressing when he regretted some of things he has been saying. >> what was he talking about? >> anyone who was offended by anything he said. i hope everybody who criticized him at some point for mocking someone, at least show some reco

kellyanne conway, thank you. congratulations to be the first woman to run a republican presidential campaign. i'm joined by republican strategist john feehery. what do you think of this shake up, bringing in kellyanne and this guy bannon from breitbart. they will hit tough, she says she will discipline him and keep him focused on issues -- >> kellyanne's a pro. she will bring a lot of great messaging to the campaign, hopefully a lot of discipline. not so sure about this bannon guy. he seems to be out of right field. if kellyanne is on the stump talking about this with trump, that could be a powerful combo. >> the problem is all this talk about let trump be trump, like a line, i am what i am. it's stupid. it's not about being who you are. it's about not screwing it up. reagan knew who he was and focused on the key reagan stuff of economics. didn't get off into all this social stuff. >> you can be authentic but you don't have to be stupid at the same time. with all these mistakes trump has made -- >> fighting with

i respect kellyanne conway enormously. but i would say that steve bannon, his tactics almost undo what it is that she's there to do. i wouldn't be surprised if we saw trump going off teleprompter a little, as well, too. that's something that shored up his base. i don't think it plays as well in the general election crowd. i don't think we'll have teleprompter don for the next 80 days. >> rick, your thought on the new shakeup or structure of the campaign? >> look, i think it's a -- definitely a big shakeup. i think jessica's right. it was needed. but look, i disagree with her a little bit in that donald trump's problem is just with gop voters. if he can bring them home, the numbers show, and a lot of people in d.c. don't want to admit this, but trump is doing better than romney with nonwhite voters and categories except for with republicans. he needs to bring republicans home. the combination of steve bannon and kellyanne conway is exactly playing to that. they are try and would true republicans. they know the base and know

do you think kellyanne can do it, keep him on message?done to some extent is his daughter. as much as you can get him to stay on message, i think his daughter has been able to do her best to try and keep -- i think kellyanne is well respected in the establishment that can dispense advice and she's very successful. she's not looking to join the trump campaign to get the next big job. she's a very well respected -- >> where are the kids? weve haven't seen much of them. >> they're on vacation. which makes no sense at all. >> oh, really? >> unless you've given up and you don't believe your father can get there. >> they just need vitamin d, bryan. >> they have a roof top at trump tower, can't they go to the top and hangout in the penthouse. >> i said maybe they just need vitamin d. >> you think they've given up or just need a vacation? >> look, when you're campaigning for the presidency, you're going from time zone to time zone, high stress. we just had the conventions that was exhausting for everyone involved. frankly, i think trump should ta

kellyanne conway is great.ve to be herculean to be able to bring in donald trump. >> i think you saw the interview this morning. she was very careful to say she wants donald trump to be donald trump, be comfortable in his own skin, to be able to go on the campaign trail and feel like it is his message. having said that, by getting him to follow her advice and feel comfortable, she believes that by narrowing this message down making it to three, four, five issues, that is going to be more effective than this shotgun blast we see donald trump do where he goes out into these rallies and starts rifting left and right and goes off on tangents. if you're able to near row the focus on issues critical to the selection and quite frankly could be damaging to hillary clinton, then donald trump can get back in the race already quickly. >> didn't paul manafort already do that? >> the problem with the trump campaign, paul manafort took the role as campaign manager, but really was not campaign manager. it's not yroll, hr. it'

chris and kellyanne and doug schoen. it's august 16.en you look back at prior elections, where were things as they headed back. take a look at where we are now. she is ahead by 6.7, according to this politics average. then you go back further. obama versus mitt romney. he was ahead by 3.5%. obama versus mccain back in 2008, he was ahead 3.2%. august was a pretty good indicator. >> right. in the mccain case, he was able to pull it but there was a physical crisis which rendered his candidacy unsuccessful. the romney case is probably more representative. he was behind. he was outspent on media. he was attacked fundamentally as being out of touch, uncaring billionaire by president obama and despite his good performance in the first debate, he was never really in the race. the problem that i have with kellyanne's argument is that trump is so far behind, yes, he can make it closer, but given the numbers you presented, the swing states and the data that i've seen, it's going to be hard for him to close it all the way, not withstanding the part

kellyanne, good move.ording to the reporting on this, donald trump has been charmed by bannon, believes that his pitch to him about being an outsider, coming full throated in his attacks as an outsider, reject what the party wants to you do, that's the way to go, does that give you concern? >> well, i'm always concerned that candidates don't talk about issues. and so i think what you're going to see is a blend. bannon may set the level of intensity in the rhetoric. he may encourage him to be aggressive against mrs. clinton. but if kellyanne and others can introduce into that strong conversation the issues, the things that the middle segment of voters need to here in order to lean republican rather than democratic, i think it might be able to work. as i said earlier, i think the most important component in here is giving that role to kellyanne. i think bannon will certainly try and ramp up the rhetoric. but if the rhetoric is focused well by kellyanne, it may be a double plus. >> now, there is something tha

we heard kellyanne say tbd. do you know what that means. >> unless you're little kim in make, no one will get 100% of what they want. it was what james madison talked about, warring factions going for their own piece of the pie and ending up with a result we can live with. in the primary trump took the hawkish position on the border. at the time the front-runner took a position that was closer to where his brother was. republican primary voters sided with donald trump over jeb bush. >> overwhelmingly. >> that's right. he's going to push the country in that direction but he knows he'll have to take half a loaf. president obama said we'll have a public option, illegal aliens will have health care. when he started negotiating, what happened? he took the elements out. that's what happens in america. >> as i'm listening to you very, very carefully when you say "half a loaf" that to me leads to a potential open iing in -- don't know if you want to call it a flip-flop, a reversal of hard line stance on policy but are y

but the more media impact seemed to come from the topic of a new campaign manager, pollster kellyanne who is popular with reporters and touting trump's speech in which he said he regretted causing anyone personal pain. >> you mention anyone who's been personally offended by what he said, will he reach out to the khan family personally? >> he may, but i certainly hope they heard him last night. and i certainly hope america heard him last night because of all the people, david, who've been saying let's get trump to pivot, be more presidential, that is presidential. >> joining us now from new york, amy holmes, political analyst and former anchor at "the blaze," in washington, heidi, senior political correspondent for "usa today" and here in los angeles, leslie marshal, radio host and fox news contributor. heidi, when manafort stepped down in the wake of the big shakeup, you could see the spin evolve during the day. talk about spin cycle. first it was, oh, manafort volunteered to do this, it was his idea, he brought in kellyanne, felt like he couldn't budge the candidate. and then other s

that's why we're seeing steve bannon brought on and kellyanne conway being elevated. when i spoke with kellyanne tonight, she was careful to say trump would also be talking about the issues, about obama care and national security and he's not going to leave that teleprompter behind. she said one of her top goals is to make voters understand that this leelection is not a referendum on donald trump but it's a choice between hillary clinton and donald trump. as of right now donald trump is lagging in basically every battle ground state but we'll see if this change helps that. >> i have my hands full. gentlemen, i'm going to start with mark preston. trump's polls have been waning and prominent republicans leaving the party. what's the reality here? >> the reality here is donald trump realized what was going on with his campaign and the struggle of trump being trump and trump being a traditional poll signaturitician was not go work. we're going to be very critical of the timing of it and the fact that we've seen two campaign managers basically fired in the last 60 days. ho

kellyanne, thanks for being here. >> hi, bret. thanks for having me. >> i want to start with where this race is right now. where do you see it? i hear from a lot of trump supporters who don't buy the polls. they don't think that he is trailing. even though it has gotten tighter nationally, where do you see the race now in those important battleground states? >> so, breath, like three weeks ago all the pundits and reporters were saying look at the polls, race over. he can't recover. now that the polls are tightening particularly in states like north carolina, pennsylvania, ohio, michigan, we see these tightening of these races in these swing states that they don't want to talk about the polls. they sort of want to talk about the weather and the back-to-school sales. i think that tells you something. what we see in the polls, emerson college released several battleground states. we see within the margin of error within michigan, pennsylvania and ohio. in those states which is incredibly important we are leading hillary clinton among

can they hide the alt right by putting kellyanne conway on tv? is there a way to hide them? >> kellyanne conway is not part of that but steve bannon has opened up the gates of hell, quite frankly. breitbart has enabled and brought in a lot of the at right people into the mainstream of american politics now, especially now that he's in this position a and for people who understand. i'm starting to get queasy about the term "alt right" because it's almost like a euphemism. when we're talking about alt right, we're talking about nationalism, anti-semite, white supremacists, we're talking about racists and you and i were talking about this the other day. this is kind of the dark underbelly of american politics that we have not seen. we have not seen emboldened in the way -- emboldened and empowered the way we have this year and breitbart has played a significant role so i think whatever donald trump says, there needs to be some scrutiny and he needs to be challenged on this again and when he's asked about the ku klux klan, when he's asked about david duke, don't let him get away

kellyanne conway says it is august, not october.fort to the republican establishment and republican operatives worried about the direction of the polling. back to you. >> sara, thank you. to talk more about the presidential race this morning, let's bring in tom lobianco live in washington. good to have you with us. >> good morning. >> let's talk about this. the shakeup at the top. trump campaign pushing back. no shakeup. noting the change. fair to say we are seeing the trump triple down. trump saying trump will be trump on the campaign trail. and we saw donald trump with the people who would presumably advise him when it comes to terror. his round table on terror. a national security meeting with trump advisors. at the same time, we hear hillary clinton noting the changes and saying there is no difference. take a listen. >> i think it's fair to say that trump has shown us who he is. he can hire and fire anybody he wants from his campaign. they can make him read new words from a teleprompter. but he is still the same man who insults

kellyanne conway brings a lot to the table. her background he experience.he can tell donald trump who to attack and who to attract. she understands we need to attack hillary clinton for her support of obamacare and her ideas to expand it. her failures in terms of foreign policy and inability to recognize radical islamic terrorism. and also the need to attract women, first and foremost that is one of her areas of expertise. romney had the ten points down in the gender gap with obama. and mccain even more so. it's incumbent upon trump to bridge the gender gap and she can help do that quite a bit. also independents. she understands the need to reap out to independents and bring them into the fold. steve bannen on the other hand is just the opposite. he comes to the table with his finger on the trump scale from the very beginning of him walking down the escalator. he is very extreme on his views. and what he -- the breitbart vote, we've got that. that is hay in the barn. we need to expand the message. hopefully donald will listen more to kellyanne than bannon a

my hat is off to kellyanne conway.as made a very clear difference very, very quickly. >> let's talk about that rick. we know paul manafort was out. that was the big news today. who is in, stephen bannon, the breitbart chairman is now there kellyanne conway as guy just mentioned. what impact are they going to have? how are they going to change or will they seek to change donald trump? >> well first of all, let's say congratulations to donald trump for appointing the first female campaign manager for a g.o.p. nominee. that message is not getting out there. he is not getting the credit for that appointment. kellyanne is a fantastic pick as campaign manager. look, i think that the two of them together, bannon and kellyanne, are a good force. because trump has had a problem with convincing people like my friend guy here, that they should join the trump campaign. we need more republicans. that's where he is going to do better. and by having bannon and kellyanne two well known hard core conservatives, i think it's going to se

stephen bannon and kellyanne conway. they're going to be taking on new high-profile roles at the taupe of the trump campaign, essentially overshadowing campaign chair, paul manafort. i want to bring in katy tur, she has more on the trump campaign, and pete williams following developments surrounding hillary clinton. katy, let's start with you. what's behind this change? >> well, donald trump wants to go back to being donald trump. the changes we're seeing with kellyanne conway coming on as a manager and stephen bannon coming on as being a ceo is back to what worked in the primary. it's, let's trump be trump. they believe what he did in the primarilies worked towards him and this change to trying to be more traditional as of late is what's been hampering him in the polls. >> specifically, what do these two bring to the table, though? because one could argue, trump's been trump for quite a while. >> reporter: yeah, you know, kellyanne conway is a longtime pollster. she's had donald trump's ear for years now. she talked to

kellyanne, as you mentioned, is a woman. donald trump has a history empowering women, like his daughter, kellyanne, she is a wife, mother of four, she can tail -- the "washington post" had a poll, if donald trump wins the election, showing 56% of voters think the country is in a dangerous place. the problem is that message that donald trump has of strength on the foreign policy stage, strengths economically has not gotten through because some of the side stories. kellyanne is the perfect person to ensure for every rally, bring home the economic message, bring home the terrorism message, because that's a winning one if he can break through the side stories we've seen in the last few weeks. >> sally, your thoughts. >> first of all, i also love kellyanne conway, this can be the kellyanne conway love fest. i'm going to send her the biggest bottle of tylenol i can find. i love it when kaleigh and the trump campaign in general resorts to identity politics ach bashing political correctness. we want to be the president for everyone.

>> kellyanne conway probably put it best. put it this way, it's a two-part strategy that will begin really unfolding tonight. it will combine that pointed policy with a mix of donald trump signature style and flare that we've seen. in fact, a campaign aide on the ground in charlotte, north carolina, where the rally will be tonight tells us that donald trump tonight will be talking about two issues we've become familiar with him speaking on, the defeat of radical islamic terror as well as law and order. in fact, our teams on the ground have seen tell prompters being set up now. it won't be the demise probably of tele prompter trump. >> kellyanne conway putting it this way, they want trump 20 stay true to his style but also dig in on the issues. she said in the next two weeks donald trump will have policy speeches on both education and immigration, and she says they don't want to lose donald trump's authenticity. she put it this way. she said it's an authenticity money can't buy and pollsters certainly can't teach. they want do

you heard kellyanne conway say, no, we're seeing a different donald trump. best week of the campaign in the last week. he's reinforcing that with new policies. while hillary clinton promises more of the same. >> well, george, we're not seeing a pivot. donald trump himself said this was not a pivot. he wants to double down on letting donald trump be donald trump. that's why he's brought in to wrote -- ran a so-called news organization, breitbart news, which has peddled some of the worst conspiracy theories around. they've run news, quote unquote news that's defended white supremacists, that's been sexist, racist, the worst of our politics. i think we should be concerned. i would also point out that paul manafort has been pushed out. that doesn't mean that the russians have been pushed out of this campaign. the hand of the kremlin has been at work in this campaign for some time. it's clear they're supporting donald trump. we need donald trump to explain the extent to which the hand of the kremlin is at the core of his own campaign. there's a web of financial i

kellyanne conway, the reason this is such a good decision, two reasons. number one, she is someone who knows conservatism. she worked for ronald reagan's pollster and mike pence and she knows how to shore up the space. not only that, she has staked her career in the republican party on bringing female voters into the fold. in terms of consolidating the base and in terms of females and this is the pick that can win this election. >> bringing in new voters and adding is the key here, lonnie. when you look at adding she's talking about kellyanne conway, but steve bannon, his website, bright bart news. readers of breitbart news, how does that add. >> the desire to go out and get more independent voters to get more for the general election and a move that seems to double down on the very base that donald trump already has and so there's i little bit of tension and it's not clear to me what the goal is because if the goal is to go out and reach independent voters then the message should be similar to the message that trump gave in his speech which is that progr

kellyanne conway has been my friend far long time. she is an extraordinarily gifted strategist, pollster and traveling with donald trump, that telegraphs that the message in milwaukee, which is a good message will be repeated and refined and focused. i don't know steve bannan. i'm not a fan of breitbart. andrew was my close friend, and i interviewed on the day he died, sadly. and i don't know mr. bannan. i don't know if he is good. he is a navy officer, and a lot of people like him, and a lot of people don't. i know kellyanne conway. that's good. there are three stories today. the nsa was hacked in a way that's critically damaging to the u.s. security. it's a pearl harbor of cyberattacks. etna dropped out in 15 states. perilling a broken and dangerous experiment impairing the health of americans, and hillary clinton's russian reset button worked to put russia resetting into iran for bombers. this is a disastrous day in obama's presidency. this is inconsistency, and insatiable desire for power. that does not seem like the media doing i

the second person added is the new campaign manager is kellyanne conway. she's a longtime republican pollster and consultant. both bannon and conway have known trump for years. so this sort of lair s -- lay paul manafort who will remain on the job, but it suggests that manafort and others who have tried to get trump to pivot and be more mainstream has not been that successful and trump continues to run the kind of campaign he wants to run on his own terms. >> we've got them coming up. carl, thank you very much. as you just heard, duch is holding a roundtable. this is a followup. he told a crowd there in milwaukee last night that hillary clinton is against the police, he believes, and working to win over african-american voters. >> the police, believe me. you know it and i know it and guess what? she knows it. they have fostered the dangerous anti-police atmosphere in america and all throughout america. i'm asking for the vote of every african-american citizen the democratic party has failed and betrayed, the african-american community. >> he touched on som

trump elevated kellyanne conway and added steve bannon. in a campaign-wide memo the changes made for an exciting day for team trump going on to clarify. i remain the campaign chairman and chief strategist providing the big picture campaign vision. in his new role, steve will bring to the campaign a business-like day-to-day leadership approach to the ceo position that is reflective of our leader, donald trump. kelly ap kellyanne provide senior leadership on the road with the traveling campaign. embracing the shakeup and what they see as two onmessage teleprompter guided speeches in recent days. jason miller told "the washington post" yesterday if you're watching cable news shows, you can make the case this was the best morning for us in weeks. yesterday conway said trump would keep the focus on clinton to win back republicans. >> some of the voter has been among republicans. those are republicans saying i diddant necessarily like the last couple weeks and i wanted you to know that. i like when you take on hillary clinton. there are two peop

we are joined tonight for the interview by donald trump's campaign manager, kellyanne conway. thanks so much for being here. >> my pleasure. thank you for having me. >> i have to ask you, if it's a hard decision to do a show like this with liberal comy pinko like me. or do you guys -- >> i've never described you that way. no, it's a pleasure. i wanted to pass along a hello from donald trump. i told him i was coming on your show and he said it was a terrific idea. and i said i hope i'm your warm-up band and you'll come on the show sometime too. >> i would love to do that. i don't want to spoil it, so let's call it off here and say, that's the end of the interview. no. let me start by saying, congratulations. this is your first presidential campaign -- >> as a manager, yes. >> but it's also the first time any woman has managed a republican presidential campaign ever, so you're in history for that. >> can i ask you, how did you get the gig? did you interview? >> thank you. i didn't know i was the first female republican presidential campaign manager until someone pointed it out t

>> well, we were responding to what kellyanne said. go ahead. >> first of all, i want to acknowledge kellyanne has done great work on charter schools. i didn't mean you in particular. you earned your stripes. i apologize if you thought i was taking that away from you. all too often republicans only talk about what's going on in chicago or other places as a talking point, a sound bite to either push back on protests or push back on democrats and to me that is not in the spirit of people like jack kemp who used to actually go to the community, as republicans, and really be a part of the community and try to help. i'm just tired of seeing the pain that we're suffering being used for political football points by any party and especially by someone like donald trump who as best i can tell has never shown up, unlike you, has never shown up in these communities on a hard day. he was happy to go to a white community, part of the optics here and talk about us and not talk to us. >> i appreciate that, van. >> let kellyanne respond. he was speaki

>> i think kellyanne conway and stephen bannon is a great move.ve bannon, this is someone who really understands 21st century digital media. he's bit a built of an empire of the right online and he understands its importance. he understands how important it is to get messages out in a crisp, clear fashion and i think it's exactly what the trump campaign needs. i think we all know, all of us supporting him know what he needs to do from a message perspective. the question is are they going to actually start doing it. >> so trump's speech last night, matt, reading prepared remarks went very well with conservatives but sources tell cnn we should expect to see more big rallies, less teleprompter. that's the environment where his off-the-cuff style gets him in trouble, isn't it? >> i guess i could pick either one as to which is preferred. i don't think that's what the let be trump thing is all about. what i would love to see, when he really popped and made the most favorable impress with voters is when he went out there and talked in a calmer fashion wi

joining me is trump's new campaign manager, kellyanne conway. let's start with hillary clinton's emails. fbi has uncovered from her private server or from other accounts and handed over to the state department. the scandal over her private server, and the clinton foundation has been going on for a year now, more than a year. what makes you think that there is a game changer in this new batch? >> chris, first, thanks for having me. giving the campaign a platform this morning. hillary clinton achieved something this week that even i am impressed with. she made her trust problem even worse. and the new quinnipiac poll out this week shows 66% of americans say she is dishonest. 29% think she's honest. those numbers have gotten worse since she announced her campaign over a year ago. and she's earned that dishonesty and untrustworthiness because of the ever-growing scandal incident that you laid out that even though she said she had turned over all the emails to the fbi as part of their investigation, it turns out she has not. month about her being rec