you know about that, kellyanne? >> you know 7,000 boys and girls are living safe and happy in america, right, chris? no, because everybody turns their back on it when it doesn't meet their political narrative. i'm sick and tired of talking about congressional reform when this president in january invited republicans and democrats inside the cabinet room, cnn covered all 75 minutes of it live. name for me the democrat who said, mr. president, you weren't here in 2017, but we were, because god knows we were here too long forever. we were here in 2014. we want to tell you it was a very bad summer. there was a surge of explosion over the border. we don't know what happened to the minors. we want to work with you to make sure that never happens again. who said that in that room? tell me, who said it? >> why is it an alternative waiting for congress to prosecute all illegal entrants and balloon the population of families you have to separate? >> probably on an audiotape crying somewhere that you don't wish to find or play

kellyanne conway can say one thing but your conscience says something else.lso as bishop was saying, come to know jesus. it's pretty clear what jesus is saying in the gospels. i don't know how much clear i you could get is i was a stranger and you did not welcome me. if that doesn't work, go back and read the parable of the good samaritan. >> to the point of conscience being the voice of god, i just want to again stress that this is the country where the constitution separates church and state. and we all know, and i think we at this table all grant that atheists have consciences too. and for them it is not the voice of god. it is their own voice and their own conscience and their own learnings about the world and their own morality that is telling them what this is when they see it. but, bishop, what would be -- if you could get a second with the president, what would you tell him about this? >> i would say to him, my brother, my brother, do good. do what is just. do what is kind, and you'll be following jesus. >> bishop michael curry gets the last word on t

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my guests kellyanne conway and adam schiff. plus, what is happening to the children separated from fair parents? >> this place is called a shelter but the kids are in fact incarcerated. >> whoever wins the immigration battle the children are the losers. >>> and the new endangered species -- republicans who criticize the president. my conversation with trump critic congressman mark sanford. just lost his republican primary race. joining me for insight and analysis are, nbc news national political reporter carol lee. "new york times" pentagon correspondent he lean cooper. republican strategist al cardenas. and "new york times" columnist brett stevens. welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. happy father's day. what kind of week has it been for president trump? to president trump's critics the north korea summit was a self-serving spectacle that achieved lit and to the president it mov

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kellyanne can rhyme! she's spitting bars faster than mueller can put people behind them. ( laughter ) well, if kellyanne thinks that simple, repetitive rhymes are the best way to get a message across, allow me to respond. kellyanne, you grin n' spin. you stump for trump with your deflecting and protecting. but we all know what you really are: a town crier for the garbage fire, a deceiver-for-hire, and there's no-one slyer. when things are most dire, you conspire to preach to the choir, a denier of our current quagmire. my desire is that you retire before you're fired, because ma'am, you are a liar. we've got a great show for you tonight. mandy moore is here. but when we return, should you dance with your gun? the answer won't surprise you. stick around. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: jon batiste and stay human, everybody. give it up for the band right over there. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ba-ba-bom-bo"m." >> stephen: good to see you. i like the tan suit. >

kellyanne conway is with us. kellyanne, i think john roberts summed it up right. the complete, verifiable irreversible denuclearization of the korean peninsula on top of what has already happened which we can officially say is historic. that is by the way we are watching kim jong un and the president, let's watch this. as they meet shaking hands. history in the making. >> sean: that was the photo op. we are expecting in about -- let's listen in. [inaudible] >> what do you hope to accomplish, sir? >> sean: the media is now shouting questions what would you like to accomplish, first? it's scheduled to be a 45-minute meeting. many expect it might go on longer. many talks have gone on throughout the day yesterday and throughout the night tonight. and leading into this morning. 9:00 a.m. here in singapore. we do expect in about 15 minutes from right now that the president and kim jong un or at least the president will be making a statement. when that happens. we will bring it to you live. but let me go back to kellyanne conway, counselor to the president. complete veri

abby: kellyanne, can you hear us? >> i can. still many, many days into this mueller probe as well. he tweeted, as has been stated by numerous legal scholars i have the right to pardon myself when i have done nothing wrong. never-ending witch-hunt led by 13 very angry and conflicted democrats and others continue intoed midterms. that is something he just tweeted. his lawyer, rudy giuliani made the rounds yesterday he admits himself that the presi has power to pardon himself, reiterates he has no intention to do that. where does this all end, kellyanne? they're pushing hard. they don't want the president to sit down for interview. they also don't want to have a subpoewhere do you see this end? >> it ought to end with a report everybody is being promises. according to many of the polls it ought to end fairly quickly. we have respected the process tremendously. this white house could not have been more cooperative. thousands if not more pages of documents have been turned over. dozens of people sat for interviews. i'm informed, i r

and we have kellyanne conway live from the west wing. how you doing, kellyanne.u for your time today. >> congratulations to you and your crew and team. >> bill: thank you very much. thanks for being our first headliner. >> love the red chairs. they're fancy. >> bill: you think you're the only one left at the white house given the fact everybody's in singapore. question for you, why would chairman kim give up his nuclear program? >> chairman kim must recognize a denuclearized north korean peninsula sin everybody's interest and the is a mission of peace and that impact the world and our allies at the g-7 and north korea and south korea and the united states and it's not just for those in range of the korean peninsula. this say worldwide issue and it takes president's leadership to succeed and as the been made clear complete revie -- verifiable and irreversible due nuclearization is the goal. this is such a gigantic momentous step forward other administrations have not been able to administrate and they came to washington owing nobody anything except to look at how

kellyanne has been loyal to the president's agenda. she is in the top one or two in terms of best communicators. she helped him get elected. he won 52% of the white female vote. >> whatever her husband does -- >> he is not in the administration. maybe he will be in the chris kwo cuomo administration. >> thanks for coming in. >>> certainly not opposites attract in that case. let's establish that right now. say hello to anthony for me. >>> joining us now cnn national security commentary. we have a little bit of a news fese with anthony scaramucci who said the white house decision is atrocious policy. he says it is very bad for the republican party and very bad for the president. is the president facing pressure not just from the left and within the media and the evangelical community but from his own political house to fix this in. >> that was a really fascinating interview by scaramucci there where he not only said this is a policy that is atrocious and shouldn't happen. he said the whole idea whether the democrats are to blame is not e

kellyanne conway said this was simply an exercise in hypotheticals. she did not allude to why the president would make a statement like he just did about how he believes heas the powero pardon himself, poppy. >> kaitlyn collins, thank you very much from the white house this morning. >>> also what we saw and read and what was disclosed over the weekend is this 20-page letter from the president's lawyers to bob mueller's team. it was sent back in january but for the first time we're able to read it. there's a really important part of it that shows dishonesty. it says that the president dictated, not just weighed in on, but dictated the initial untruthful response to that don jr. meeting and jared kushner and paul manafort meeting in trump tower with that russian lawyer. >> reporter: that meeting of course was set up on the belief that a russian lawyer was going to provide dirt on hillary clinton. the controversy surrounding the purpose of the meeting and more importantly really the initial lies that the president and don jr. made in statements to the me

what's the case that kellyanne conway has to make behind closed rs here? i don't know.now if she is making a case. she seems to have a privileged status in the white house. she freely violated the hat check on two occasions and was found to have done so led by an appointee appointed by president trump and when i was at the office of government ethics she violated the ethics regulations. on three occasions she's violated law and regulations related to government ethics and given a free pass every singl time. she certainly is held high in the president's esteem, so high that she appears to be above the law. >> norm, as you noted, kellyanne conway is in a very tough spot here. she clearly doesn't want to talk ab this. we've seen that, but this is high to think of it. david axelrod's wife was a prominent d.c. attorney and wrote a column on a critical issue. we would be talking at and so would republicans. >> yes, but having worked closely with president obama and david axelrod, i can tell you that other than a wry smile that's probably the way it should be and maybe this is

i will say something about kellyanne, she's a warrior. we can send her into the most unfriendly territory of media, and it is like, don't worry about it, oh i would love to do it. whereas other people we say would you do so and so, could you please pick kellyanne? you are a warrior, and you have been for a long time. >> i love the country. thank you. president trump: eric, you have very big shoes to fill from mike. eric is the governor of indiana and took mike's place. how is he doing, mike? good job? >> excellent job. president trump: very strong. >> thank you, mr. president. thank you for having us back. i have to be somewhat diplomatic about talking about all the records we're breaking in indiana. [laughter] i'm proud to be at this table, proud to stand with you and proud to be in the room with another hoosier as vice president. we are on a roll. we're rocking and rolling. we just had another record year of new job creation, 3,000 new jobs coming to indiana, you spoke to this, the vice president celebrated with us on that announcement.

meanwhile, counselor to the president kellyanne conway responding to the critics of that meeting with this. watch. >> what this president, his moxie on the world stage cannot be overstated. unlike the one-sided iran deal, cuba deal, where we gave up everything and got nothing in returte embarrassingly, this president has made clear that he is the one looking for kim jong un to denuclearize and stabilize. you cannot under estimate what it means to have a leader who makes good on the commitment to keep everybody more safe. arris: republican lawmakers say they want any final deal reached with kim jong un to be voted on by congress. while senate minority leader chuck schumer is blasting the summit. >> three things are clear. first, chairman kim achieved far more than president trump did. second, our adversaries, russia and china have gained while our allies like south korea and japan have lost footing and some degree of faith in america's reliability. third, the summit was much more show than substance. what the texans call all cattle, no hat. >> harris: i thought chuck schumer was from n

i agree 100% with kellyanne conway. democrats should remember president obama talked about outstretching his hand to dictators in north korea and iran without pre-conditions. negotiations are always good and we can always strive for some common ground. north korea will also be very important. the russians have helped a bit on sanctions those lavrov discussed with kim jong-un ratcheting down the sanctions before denuclearization in the peninsula but the negotiations are worth having and we may find ourselves being able to strike some balance there with the russians. >> sandra: it is going to be a big moment, big one for this presidency and the big one for the country. daniel, thank you. >> bill: 21 past. florida candidates for governor facing off in a heated fox news debate. hot button issues like immigration and trade, loyalty to president trump all on the line and talked about last night. one of those on stage is adam putnam. he joins us live in a moment to talk about that next. >> what an exciting time to be in front

he didn't think kellyanne could do it? >> so this is pre-kellyanne conway. >> people with experience. >> none of them had any experience. there's a first time for everybody. he was seen as de facto campaign manager and knew it would be a good thing to get a woman in and then kellyanne conway appeared. >> what does that say about him? >> it says he has a lot of confidence to do things he may have not the expertise in. >> the book is called foreihorn trump, inside america's first family. the book is gold. when we come back new video shows some of the young girls separated from their parents at the border are now right here in new york city along with over 200 other children. and the mayor had some pretty harsh words for president trump about it. we do whatever it takes to fight cancer. these are the specialists we're proud to call our own. experts from all over the world, working closely together to deliver truly personalized cancer care. expert medicine works here. learn more at cancercenter.com ♪ now that i'm on my way ♪ d

as kellyanne conway just confirmed what cnn reported yesterday that two weeks or so the white house hasn strategizing a way for her that would be right here at the white house and the executive office building next door where other s where sadler worked but she could still stay on in another administration and kellyanne conway made that quite clear with her intview with john berman. listen to what she had to say. >> to be clear you're not oo're r to an administration job because of what she said abo jn mcc pure and simple, correct? >> kelly sadler has been told that there are administration jobs that fit with her skill set and her experience and that the rest is really her choice, what sh would like to do next. >> reporter: so what we are seeing here is the white house not pushing kelly sadler out because she made that crassremae was dying any way. she outed one of the communications director telling ercedes was leaking information about the administration. that is what led us to this point here what we are witnessi is the white house letting sadler leave the administration quily withou

kellyanne conway has a difficult job and she has to go out on behalf of the president.uckabee sanders doing the same thing on friday. how people who are mothers could stand for this lie that the administration is telling, and it's just part of a strategy. basically the trump administration is holding children hostage and saying to democrats, if you pay for the border wall that i want, i will reunite these children with their parents. it's a strategy. it's horrible. it's a lie and it's also part of the trump belief that if you tell a lie often enough, it becomes the truth. >> jonathan capeheart, here is steve bannon who is often on message but is very much on policy with donald trump. he 100% agrees with him. he still appears to be trump's brain but he's off message. he is 100% taking the credit for it. he likes the policy. he's out there promoting it this morning and here bannon is on abc saying if congress does not allocate money for the border wall, the wall mexico was supposed to pay for, but if the congress, if the american taxpayer doesn't pay for trump's wall, the

on the wednesday morning, kellyanne, there were a number of big congressional races and statewide races, 7 different states, one of the big one, powerful democrats in congress, mr. crowely, someone thought would be the next speaker of the house if they regain power, the democrats do, lost to a 28-year-old democratic socialist by the name of alexandria ocasio-cortez who has a lot of policies are to the stark left of mr. crowely. >> stark left of america. every democratic candidate could be asked now, maybe, do you agree or disagree with the new face of the democratic party that we should abolish immigration customs and enforcement, the brave men and women who are trying to process the claims and in many ways protect children who maybe smuggled by people who are not related to them, maybe in danger when they try to come here. this is also somebody who like many democrats today is for abortion on demand, calls herself a proud socialist. don't forget bernie sanders, the most prominent socialist in the democratic party, he won 21 or 22 context and 13 million votes in presidential primary aga

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i asked kellyanne conway whether in her view the president might have jumped the gun by decla that north korea was no longer a nuclear threat and she responded by essentially telling me what the president wants, that he wants north korea to denuclearize, that he wants it to be verifiable and there's also a bit of disjointed messaging on the issue exercises the korean peninsula. now the president made his announcement that he was going to cancel war games. he also tweeted about it. here's the tweet, essen thesi we save a fortune by not doing war games as long as we are negotiating in good faith which both sides are. the term war games is a term that is used by north korea because the north korean leaders see the military exercises involving the united states and allies as, if you will, a precursor to war. big question, of course, is if the president's canceling that, what happens we are told by milis that that could mean no more live fire exercises but the white house has not clarified that so far. back to you. >> appreciate the reporting this morning. thank you. >>> mike pompeo likely fa

he didn't think kellyanne could do it? >> so this is pre-kellyanne conway. >> people with experience. >> none of them had any experience. there's a first time for everybody. he was seen as de facto campaign manager and knew it would be a good thing to get a woman in and then kellyanne conway appeared. >> what does that say about him? >> it says he has a lot of confidence to do things he may have not the expertise in. >> it's always a pleasure. >> the book is called horn trump, inside america's first family. the book is gold. it's very smart you did that. the book is gold. when we come back new video shows some of the young girls separated from their parents at the border are now right here in new york city along with over 200 other children. and the mayor had some pretty harsh words for president trump about it. when you combine ancestry's with its historical records... you could learn you're from ireland donegal, ireland and your ancestor was a fisherman. with blue eyes. just like you. begin your journey at ancestry.com a

>> well, what's striking about what kellyanne conway said and what's striking about blame shifting that president trump is trying to do is that, you know, if no one likes this policy, they can just stop doing it. they're in control of this. but it is not true that no one likes the policy. it is clear some people in the administration seem to. for example, steven miller spoke to "new york times" this weekend defending it. >> right. he did. he did support this, absolutely. let's see what happens tuesday, bob, right? we have the president meeting with house republicans to discuss immigration legislation. walk us through what's on the table, what you think the white house is trying to leverage out of this. >> i think that congressional republicans are going to say listen, we n to focus on the economy. we're facing a tough re-election period. mitch mcconnell said this will be a hurricane, whether category three, four, five remains to be seen. i think they're going to tell him listen, we have to get this immigration issue off the table and come to some type of agreement where this is not domi

donald trump, his spokeswoman kellyanne conway, introduced the world to alternative that is. he is talking about crime in germany being way up but the fact is it is at 30— year record low but he this story and it goes out on certain media channels were at place to his base. this is about a reaction to the german chancellor allowing a million refugees into germany and this did lead to a spike in support for the alternative parties that has had a knock—on effect in germany but not what he is saying. in some ways, there were events that happened. there were attacks on women. when they investigated it seat can kind of say that he does not want migrant camp in the us. he was under pressure yesterday. it's an interesting parallel. the united states is now seeing a real pressure on the southern border, we are talking about the headings and cartels in central america. you have a whole crew of people who are fleeing these things. seeking asylum, which is illegal under law. this is leading toa illegal under law. this is leading to a change in policy, the attorney general announcing thi

kellyanne conway, congressman ron desantis and tomi lahren are among my guests.ut first a very important opening statement. i'm a believer. i believe in the system and i believe in justice. i dedicated more than 30 years to the criminal justice system and the assignment of blame. tonight i'm not angry. i'm just dumb found and disheartened and disappointed. over the long awaited, often delayed inspector general's report on the actions of the department of justice and the fbi in the handling of the hillary clinton email investigation. the report's conclusion, 568 pages later, fbi director james comey was insubordinate. there were a few mistakes anderrors in judgment. though there was some bias, there was no evidence of bias in the email investigation. this report mimics comey's conclusions in the email case. the inspector general and comey make out a provable case, then conclude there is no case. nothing changes. the deep state hard at work. i don't know about you, but i'm so tired of lessons learned. they say comey chief grade the rule. deviated from the rules? co

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kellyanne saying nobody likes it. is it good or is it bad? it is just as basic as that that they can't seem to get down and bring forward a unified message. that's something that republican senators who i have spoken with both on and off the record have said that they are really frustrated with were this white house. sometimes they don't know where the president stands on certain things. we saw just on friday the president said he wouldn't sign the compromise bill. then white house officials came out anonymously and said he will sign it. later in the day they had to definitively put it on the record that the president will sign that compromise bill. it is very basic things like that that in past administrations have been pretty routine and notcontroversial, that have been problematic with this white house. republican senators and republican house members have pretty much been fed up with it. >> sabrina, andrew talked about the messaging strategy. how about the strategy overall? immigration is something this president has talked about since he

here is how kellyanne responded to that. i'm sorry, don't have that. bite as far as i have it, i certainly don't want anyone using this as leverage. i object to that very forcibly. what are your sources telling you? do you think the policy is designed to deter migrants from coming in or is there some sort of a political motive as well? >> i think it could be both. in terms of what they said, you can just look at what jeff sessions has been saying when the attorney general is talking about it. he wants this to be a determent for people crossing the border. he wants people who are considering coming across the border to see this. and use that as a reason not to. that said, i think the fact that kellyanne is addressing it and the fact that republicans are working on immigration legislatn that we will see probably coming up in the house this week is a sign that they are concerned that it could be hurtful to them in november and the midterm elections. and the president's efforts and others around him to blame this particular issue on the democrats, look, it

joining me to discuss is counselor to the president, kellyanne conway. thank you for taking time. >> good evening, judge jeanine, and happy, healt birthday to you. jean rs -- judge jeanine: 500 days. what has the president accomplished. don't give me a long list. >> there is so much that happened. the sheer volume and velocity. we are more prosperous, we are more secure and our government is more accountable. any one major achievement taken by itself would be enough in the first 50 some days. but when you think all this put together, isis is decimated. we are being respected on the world stage. this president's leadership has brought north korea literally to the discussion table. as the president said yesterday, a meeting will take place june 12. south korea and japan have been successful in getting that to happen. the jobs numbers. the "new york times" admitted they ran out of ways to describe the jobs numbers. if if you are a woman, a man, asian, african-american, his and i can, you have the lowest unemployment rate in 48 years. that doesn't happen by

we'll have kellyanne conway with us in just a moment.t base andrews. after he came down the stairs, he got into an armored suburban for the 20-minute ride to the white house. he started doing some tweeting. ainsley: he didn't have his tie on. hopefully got sleep. he hadn't had sleep in 25 hours. the summit has come and gone, which is hard to believe. when he went over he talked to kim jong-un. there was edited video what north korea could look like if you did denuclearization your country. steve: that's right. ainsley: we have a little bit of video. brian: he just landed after a long trip. everyone can now feel much safer than the day i took office. there is no longer a nuclear threat from north korea. what you're watching, is some video, that the president handed out in korean as well as english. during this four hour meeting when they were with the four-by-four meeting, kim jong-un, and your delegation, look what north korea could become? they did it by destiny productions. wants to visualize impoverished nation, hermit king doming. do

counsel to the president kellyanne conway with us. i want to get to the eagles.n the first lady. you and ivanka have gone through it. where is all of this liberal respect for women? the first lady puts out statements i am recovering. i just had surgery and i was seen in public yesterday. >> we need to revisit the equal rights amendment and get that ratified from its failed attempts 40 years ago. just starting to respect each other regardless of politics and position. i want to say a couple of things and take it away from me and others and back to the first lady. i work closely with her and respect her enormously. this country is blessed because she is our first lady. i speak one language, about five less than she speaks. she accompanies her husband all over the nation. i would tell the critics to look at her platform for the this nation. she talks about kindness and respect and the social and emotional will being of children. she is trying to help children who feel they need assistance. that they feel like they are being bullied at school perhaps or addicted to d

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. >> kellyanne conway claims nobody in the white house likes the policy of separating migrant childrenrom parents. but the trump administration is using the practice to force democrats to the table on border security. >> as a mother, as a catholic, as somebody who has a conscious and would not say the junk that somebody said apparently allegedly. i would tell you nobody likes this policy. congress has to act. >> he can end it on his own. >> chuck, congress passed a law it is a crime. this is a congressional law from many years ago. it is a crime to enter this country illegally. if they don't like that law, they should change it. >> separating migrant families is a policy announced by the trump administration this spring. the white house cannot identify any law that requires the separation of children from their parents once they enter the country illegally. >>> tragic highway crash not far from the u.s./mexico border. the sheriff says u.s. border patrol was chasing a vehicle at 100 mi an hour and flipped. the vehicle was packed with undocumented iimmigrants. four people died at the sce

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still kellyanne conway tells cnn that sadler may still have a future in the trump administration. >>d that there are administration jobs that fit with her skill set and her experience and that the rest is really her choice of what she would like to do next. >> the senior white house correspondent over the bloomberg news joins us now. margaret, what do you make of kellyanne conway leaving the possibility open that sadler could find another job at the administration? >> yeah, i mean, it's instructive. i don't think it's an accident. she said it on cnn morning and then i was down the street at a breakfast roundtable of reporters and she repeated the same comments, declined to give us any insights into any particular job offers but indicated she would be qualified in several places. so i think this is the white house sending a clear message that they're publicly defending miss sadler, even as she has moved on out of the executive office of the president. >> anthony scaramucci is weighing in as well. he's the ex-communications director over at the white house. he defended her on cuomo las

he had his wife and daughter and kellyanne conway saying it has to stop. he changed his position. think he changed his position. he was dragged into changing his position. his instinct is still to be tough on the issue. >> listening to you today, joyce, i heard this in a new light when you said simply the administration had started deciding to prosecute misdemeanors and that set a chain of reactions including family separation. the question to you as a former u.s. attorney, how do you fix this now? how does the word filter down to all the border check points? and it does nothing to address wrongs that have been committed. >> the action taken inside of doj that led to this was a relatively recent order by jeff sessions that prosecuters shorod use a zero tolerance policy in prosecuting first-time misdemeanor offenses. in other words, people who entered the united states unlawfully for the first time. and it was their arrest and their introduction into the criminal system that triggered their separation from their children who could not accompany them to jail. the attorney general co