kellyanne conway? >> he wrote that you were unconstitutionally appointing people. >> he's trying to get publicity for himself. why don't you do this, ask kellyanne conway that question. >> here we are. >> here we are. >> a few things. spouses disagree every day. i'm sure you can appreciate that. >> you don't agree with your husband's argument? >> no. it's not relevant. people disagree on the constitution. we have a u.s. circuit court system there to interpret the law and they disagree about the constitution regularly. i think there's something else instructive here. the president's lawyers told him it's constitutional. there's a statute from 1998, the vacancies statute, there's the d.o.j. opinion from 2003 and there's also, as they said, supreme court precedent. more to this point, the journalist asking the president of the united states referred to him as kellyanne's husband. he's referred to as kellyanne conway's husband far more than he is his first name. he's referred to that -- >> the president ma

kellyanne: i am not aware of that. it's not clear to me that in whitaker has been briefed on the mueller investigation. he was chief much staff to a recused attorney general. it's the deputy attorney general and his chief and his team who has been overseeing the mueller investigation. if you are talking. naught whitaker's stants as a private citizen a year and a half ago i don't think that disqualifies somebody from being the chief law enforcement officer at the department of justice which is an executive function. chris: whitaker has had a lot to say about mueller. here he is about a possible way to shut down the special counsel. >> i can see a scenario where jeff sessions is replaced with a recess appointment and that attorney general doesn't fire bob mueller, but he reduces the budget so low the investigation grind to almost a halt. chris: here is whitaker on mueller looking into president trump's finances. >> i think that is a red line. it's beyond the scope of the letter the deputy attorney general issued and appo

kellyanne conway? >> he wrote that he was unconstitutionally appointed. >> he's just trying to get publicity for himself. why don't you do this. why don't you ask kelly on that question. >> chris: so, following the president's direction, is your husband wrong about the constitutionality of it, is he just trying to get publicity and how do you feel about your husband so frequently publicly criticizing your boss? >> kellyanne: it doesn't affect me or my job at all. i've never been doing better personally or professionally. people argue about the constitution every day. that's why they have the supreme court. they are there to talk about conflicts within the constitution and its interpretation. so he and his coauthor have one opinion, the president and his attorneys have another. respectfully, i offer my advice to the president in private. i don't need to put on the opinion pages because i'm counsel to the president. in the president and his attorneys are convinced that there are at least three or four wa

kellyanne conway?st trying to get publicity for himself. >> he says he took the president's broadside in stride, saying he also calls himself mr. kellyanne conway. today, his wife changed her twitter bio to read the kellyanne conway and kellyanne conway's husband. he admitted his wife is not a fan of his push back on the president. >> i don't think she likes it, but i told her i don't like you know, administration, so it's even. >> despite their differences, conway says he's proud of his wife and what she accomplished in 2016. >> my wife did an amazing thing. she basically got this guy elected and other people like to take credit for it, but she got this guy elected. she steady ied that boat. she did it. she went on television. she imposed messaged discipline on that campaign. he was in the crapper. when she took that campaign over. >> perhaps the great irony is that all of conway's criticism today, that remark, supporting his wife's role in the campaign, might be the one that pushes the president's bu

kellyanne conway.nd just when we think we're done with election madness, florida keeps dragging us right in. i remember when votes were being koupted in bush v gore 2000. remember this guy? our eldest son was five. every day he'd come home from his montessori school to see me watching coverage of the recount and he'd say dad, are they still counting votes in florida? i was afraid our son would think process goes on for weeks and it ends with a decision in the supreme court. well shs it's 18 years later. time flies. that son is now getting a degree at oxford and in florida they're still having trouble counting the votes. i think rick scott quaswas out line and should not have spoken of left wing activists coming up with ballots out of nowhere. it's not a partisan issue. we should all be demanding fair and accurate elections. just look at the margin in the senate race. scott leads incumbent president 59.9. and leads nelson by less than 15,000 votes. through last night broward was the only one of florida'

[applause] kellyanne: i love me some hoosiers.e just say in my personal capacity, because this election is very personal to me -- joe must go. [cheers] out.anne: get him go, joeust go, joe must must go. [crowd chanting] kellyanne: it sounds like 13,000 people saying that, mr. president. pollstert need to be a to know how to count. this place is filled to the rafters. [applause] kellyanne: this president's policies have helped the job creators, the job holders and the jobseekers. and if you think your vote does not count, if you think that it does not matter to have a small majority in the united states senate, you did not live through the brett kavanaugh hearings. it matters. elections have consequences. and your vote tomorrow is so incredibly important. that's right. ladies and in him and, thank -- gentlemen, thank you for being here. you have to get everybody you know how to the polls tomorrow or it doesn't matter. you have to get them out. grab a friend. get a colleague. tell them it matters. we need to keep this going. mr. pre

. >>> dumpster fire, kellyanne conway's husband calling what's going on in the white house dumpster fire. they go back and hurt his wife. >>> any moment now the president is expected to arrive in california. he's meeting with the victims there. the death toll has risen to 74 people and officials say a thousand people could be missing. in a fox news interview taped yesterday, president trump doubled down on the fires being a management issue. >> what about the argument it's climate change, that it's dryer, it's hotter, and it's contributing to it. >> maybe. but you need management. i'm not saying it in a negative way. i'm saying the facts. >> we'll take you live there in a few minutes. >> also this morning two major political stories in full force. florida's recount by hand. meanwhile washington is bracing for political impact. could the mueller investigation be nearing its end after a crucial missing people, the answ president's answers to robert mueller's questions. >> i write answers. my lawyers don't. i a answered a series of questions. i haven't submitted them yet. i just finished th

>> i think kellyanne conway's comments are interesting because they preview the after action here. they're going to focus on the outcome as evidence that it was not a disaster for republicans. the fact is kellyanne conway has a point here, losing or winning senate seats is rare for a president's party. it happened three times since world war ii. there are unusual circumstances here. we are talking about a map on which there are ten states that democrats were trying to defend that president trump won. in the house, we are talking about a situation in which the median house district went for president trump by three points and even though he lost the popular vote by two-points. the maps are very good for republicans. to the extent, the damage is mitigated to some degree on election night and it may meaningless than some people are expecting as far as democratic gains. that'll owe in large part to the fact that these maps are so unusual and very not neutral. if we had a neutral map in both chambers right now, we would be talking about democrats winning both of these chambers certainly

kellyanne conway?unconstitutionally -- >> he is just trying to get publicity for himself. >> reporter: kellyanne conway did not respond to our request for a comment. on friday, she appeared to lean in for a time. changing her twitter bio the kellyanne conway and kellyanne conway's husband. >> when the press says kellyanne conway, the president is never worried how it affects him. he is worried how it affects me. >> reporter: while jogeorge cony says he would not support the re-election, he did support his wife's work on the 2016 campaign. he said it was kellyanne who got the president elected. sheinelle, peter. >> geoff, thank you. >>> to a terrifying warning for any parent about something called virtual kidnapping. it happened to rowdy gaines and his family. he hopes it doesn't happen to anyone else. we have rehema ellis here with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, peter. it is aftterrible. using technology, virtual kidnappers can make it appear as an -- as a warning. and an olympic swimme

what i saw today, we'll get into it with kellyanne conway. way saw was not right, and not appropriate. so now he's not going to be able to go back. what he's saying i'm sure, somehow this is squashing the freedom of the press. what do you say to that? >> he's an embarrassment to his so-called profession. chris wallace, one of the deans of washington's press corps says it was an embarrassment, his performance today at the white house. i think we need to just look to further than his actions of yelling at the president, giving a speech to the president without a question. then when the president says enough, he physically blocks the young female staffer, she is a professional. trish: if that had been a fox reporter and it was president -s president obama, and president obama's intern it would be a didn't story in the media. i looked at it and saw a young woman who is clearly not as big and strong as jim acosta. but she was more diminutive than him. she tried to get that microphone away from him. just because he's bigger and stronger he gets to

kellyanne conway?you unconstitutionally appointing -- >> he is trying to get publicity for himself. >> reporter: george conway said he took the president's broadside inside, saying he calls himself mr. kellyanne conway. his wife changed hir twitter handle. he admitted his wife is not a fan of his push back on the president. >> i don't think she likes it, but i have told her i don't like, you know, the administration. so it is even. >> reporter: despite their differences, conway says he is very proud of his wife and what she accomplished in 2016. >> my wife did an amazing thing. i mean she basically got this guy elected. other people like to take credit for it, but she got this guy elected. she steadied that boat. she did it. she went on television, she imposed message discipline on that campaign. i mean he was in the crapper when she took that campaign over. >> reporter: perhaps the great irony, analysts say, is of all of conway's criticism, that remark, supporting his wife's role in the campaign, migh

kellyanne conway. he said i also, he kind of deflected it, i also call myself mr. kellyanne conway.mp said appreciate your time. >> pulling out a razor thing victo victory. tom, a lot of things to go through here. let's take a look here in florida, it is still a tight lens in a sense, but here is the reality. somehow the recount happened. they have enough votes to make the difference, but this is the real difference. he had to overcome a pretty big margin. there is no sign that is going to happen now. he is saying you have to count every vote. he is the governor governor elect. >> the house, we have seen races come in throughout the week. i have to say play it again, the president was reveling in what was anticipated to be her loss. >> it looked like she was going to lose. here it is. >> mia love gave me no love. and she lost. too bad. sorry about that, mia. >> okay, we'll see if that is the last word here. he is bitter that she didn't embrace him, but look at what has happened here. ben mcadams has had a tiny lead over her. just today, i want you to look at how close this is. she i

kellyanne conway why don't you ask kellyanne that question, all right? all right?mi she might know him better than me. i really don't know the guy. >> seth: okay, so he definitely knows the guy. [ laughter ] but expert in marriage.no in fact, after that talk with reporters, trump started to wals away to get onelicopter, and forgot that he left his wif standingrself off camera. >> i'll see you in europe. [ laughter ] [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> seth: no -- no, you. no, that's the polite way to do it. you take a big bendy arc. t in olden timt was considered chivalrous. goodbye everybody, goodbye. [ light laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i mean, at least he went back for her. melania, one. umbrella, zero. [ laughter ] it's obvious that trump wants alitaker to rein in the russia probe, and the speounsel, robert mueller. but when he was asked about mueller on friday, trump claimed he wasn't even thinking about it. >> i haven't ruled out anything. i haven't even thought about it. i'm thinking about the world. >> seth: theorld? [ light laughter ] globalist. you should

ts>> woodruff: we get commow from one of president trump's longest serving advisors - kellyanne conway. she and i spoke a short time ago and i began by asking why the president asked mr. sessions to step down. >> the president's made very clear for a ong time his disappointment in the initial recusal from all ings related to the 2016 election and caaign, and it's been a fraught relationship for quite a while. but as the president said in his tweet just today, judy, he thanks the continual, jeff sessions, for his service and wishes him well. in hiresignation letter, the attorney general said that he il particularuding of the brave men and women in our law enfoe,ement. of couhe attorney general is the chief law enforcement officer of the nation. that means he's bibeen respo for the u.s. attorney's offices, and a lot of the good that has happened on the president and the attorney general's watch, micluding cracking down on transnational crls, certainly breaking the back of the opioid crisis, really putt tg itthe ms-13 gangs, and i think some of the statistics br out these policies have be

but take a listen to kellyanne conway. >> the president was frustrated by this question about house -- >> he's frustrated about congress failing to act on immigration. if he's frustrated about anything, it's that this town just doesn't keep pace with his way to change. >> if he's frustrated with anything, it's that this town doesn't keep pace with his rate of change. >> he's also frustrated with the people surrounding him. let's be clear. and i think particularly when kellyanne conway mentioned the issue of immigration, he's not satisfied with the way things haven't changed at the border much to his liking. that's his way of venting his federations at the dhs secretary, kirstjen nielsen who is essentially on her way out. she wants to try to make it to her one-year anniversary on december 6th, but president trump has made it clear she is going to be exiting. but for her, the difficulty is that under a law, there is not -- she can go as far as she can, but there is not a lot she can do that would make president trump happy in terms of sealing the border. and closing off the border. but

prominent legal conservatives like george conway, kellyanne conway's husband, really banging the drum about donald trump's assault on the rule of law. years-long war with his own justice department. letting devin nunes run roughshod over the president's own appointees at the fbi. i think the test for matt whitaker, and it's not just a test as acting ag, as to whether he has any career in public life after this stint is whether or not if asked to approve a subpoena he does so. >> yeah, i think that's right. and, look, you just heard the optimistic view from joyce. i hope that's right. let me give you the pessimistic view. that's more the side i land on. matt whitaker is in this job for one reason only. that's to prevent this investigation from getting too close to donald trump. i don't think that means he'll reach in and fire bob mueller or dismiss indictments. on the close calls and subpoenaing a president can be a close call, he's going to side with the president. that's why he's there and what the president expects and maybe he'll do the right thing. but i don't have any confidence

ok heidi jocasta live for us in tucson arizona heidi thank you a senior adviser to the president kellyanne conway spoke about how the donald trump's last minute campaigning helped republican candidates. everywhere we go we hear from job creators job holders job seekers they're happy with this economy i think that's reflecting a lot of the results tonight very happy with this president's policies to try to denuclearize the korean peninsula which helps everyone the remains of our fallen from north korea from korea have been returned this president is sanctioning iran sanctioning russia when these two pushing back on assad or any gases his people not once but twice he showed a lot of strength and leadership around the world and many people may not say america first but they say stop apologizing for america mid-term elections are traditionally seen as a referendum on the president this year is no different our white house correspondent joins us live campbell donald trump even specifically said at some of his rallies yeah i'm on the ballot this is about me he invited that so how did all that an

judge jeanine: so, kellyanne, i ask you. i's coming out now saying he's responsible for all this -- these jobs. what do you say to that? >> people don't believe that. there has been polling that's been done to prove that. it seems like an odd and somewhat pathetic argument from a former president who is on tape also saying that 2% or less in growth in gdp is the quote new normal. with the require's been over 4% for self quarters. he said what's donald trump going to do, wave a magic wound and create new jobs? bit by bit, president trump is undoing the obama legacy. i hardly ever hear this name said in this white house. the socialist, pro-government america. this president said to industries flat on their back, manufacturing, mining. i'm here for you. we are going to open up the factories and bring the jobs back, deregulate and cut your taxes. all of that is why we have an economic boom. it didn't start under president trump. if it had, a single democrat would have voted for president trump's tax cuts. the economy is doing we

question has been asked about me now for almost two years, the president said, at which point counselor kellyanne conway chimed in, a thousand times. trump continued, and in the meantime he's still there. i have no intention of doing

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>> bill: kellyann conway weighing in on the florida votes. lizbeth benacquisto has had a hand in the state. the focus of the country is on your state yet again. where are we at the moment? where do you believe we stand? >> thank you for having me, bill. i appreciate the opportunity to be here. we are in the middle of the recount and as so many folks across the country are watching, we have grave concerns with what is happening in broward and in palm beach county. we have supervisors of elections across the state who do a really good job, who perform their duties admirably and we're very grateful for them but we watch with great concern with what is happening in broward and palm beach county. >> bill: andrew gillum first made this comment over the weekend. roll this and watch. >> what a notion. what a notion that we will find

the white house counselor kellyanne conway, one of president trump's most loyal defenders and lately she might have to defend him from someone very close to home, her own husband. jeanne moos takes a look at an intriguing family feud there. >> reporter: some families feud against other families. >> welcome back to celebrity "family feud." >> reporter: this is an internal family feud. she is the president's pit bull. >> how dare you? >> how dare you. >> no, how dare you. >> reporter: while her husband, the guy holding her coat, is also holding president trump's feet to the fire. writing critical op-eds and essays and especially tweets describing the president's positions using words like absurd, flabbergast iing. >> what is up with your husband's tweets? >> it is fascinating to me that cnn would go there. it is now fair game what people's -- how people's spouses and significant others may differ. it was meant to harass and embarrass, but let me tell you something -- >> absolutely. >> reporter: kellyanne said of her husband's anti-trump tweeting, i think it is disrespectful, i think it

i wonder what he says to kellyanne about it.husbands and wives disagree, but that would be a little unlike him. so it's got to be uncomfortable for her. and now, you know, he did this podcast. he was very tough on the president. here, he also wrote a pretty well-quoted op-ed about the constitutionality of matt whitaker's appointment as acting attorney general. so he's cutting pretty close to the bone here. >> yeah, i mean, trump was asked actually in walking to marine one once about that exact issue, i believe. he said you should ask kellyanne what she thinks about it. a total dodge when asked about that. but george conway also talked about why he decided not to join the administration himself. i want to play that. >> i fill out the financial forms and it's like, i forget what time of the year, like late april. i'm thinking, i'm watching this thing, and you know, it's like the administration is like a [ bleep ] show in a dumpster fire. i'm like, i don't want to do that. i don't know. >> how is he not criticizing his wife when he

and i think when you look at the fact that he's married to kellyanne, who he kind of jokingly whisperst, who had a lot to do with getting him elected. it shows the conflict in the right wing on the republican party. those that will go along with trump and those that are saying, wait a minute. i stand for something and this guy is making mockery of everything i believed in. i think you see in the conway marriage where the whole house of the right wing is in conflict. >> it's such a good point. and to explain to our friends on the left how painful this divide. it's the annihilation of the republican party because if it stands for trump, it never stood for anything. i wonder if you're skeptical. >> it's interesting in this sense. like you, having -- well, i have -- every administration i've covered except the obama administration had a major independent counsel or special prosecutor who investigated them. it wasn't like you were always able to find lawyers. that was a great job. going to defend bill clinton against ken starr, he had a line of great democratic lawyers who wanted to be in t

but nick ayers has drawn a top detractor in the presidential wing and that is kellyanne conway.will me and my colleague, elizabeth landers, who i worked on this story with, that nick ayers sought to fire kellyanne conway from that gubernatorial reelection campaign and that's where the bad blood stems from. when nick ayers was being considered to come in as the president's chief of staff last year, sources tell us that kellyanne conway tried to thwart to support that. the vice president's press secretary also disputed that, saying that nick ayers and kellyanne conway are close friends. brooke? >> jeremy diamond, thanks for the reporting. >>> coming up next, breaking news. roger stone has just responded to the news one of his associates is in talks with robert mueller about a plea deal. we'll have that for you. >>> also, the trump administration releasing a major report on climate change today, warning of these dire consequences. hear the specific consequences. but first, we just want to take a moment on this friday afternoon to honor one of the sears top ten cnn heroes, a compute

he has not tried to shut it down or compromise it whatsoever. >> woodruff: i also asked kellyanne conway about the election results. we'll have that later inprhe ram. but starting with the news of attorney general sessions departure i'm joined by john carlin. he was the chief of staff under former f.b.idirector robert mueller and the justice department's top national security official under former attorney general loretta lynch. carrie johnson covers the department of justice for npr and our own capitol hill correspondent, lisa desjardins. so let me begin with you, carrie johnson, since you do cov that department. what's the reaction there to the departure, the forced departure of the attorney general? how is he sen there? >> judy, this was a long time coming. there's a grim joke on the d.o.j. beat among the reporters that we've updated jeff sessions' political obituary three or four times this yea today, it finally became necessary. that said, there's some dismay a inside justiong the career lawyers and the political appointees at the way hisde rture was handled today. you saw several d

why don't you ask kellyanne that question. she might know him better than me. i don't know the guy. when you make a comment, i see everybody on television, all these lawyers, law enforcement people making comment after comment. fact that you go on fox or cnn or your anybody to make a comment you would have nobody left to choose. i see people at different times going on shows am i supposed to say --? i am watching many different people go on many different shows seeing many different things. that doesn't mean they are qualified. in all fairness to matt whitaker, who again, i didn't know. his reputation is excellent. many it -- everybody you are talking about, everybody looking at a permanent position -- i have done many shows. is that mean we shouldn't hire people, i don't think so.

kellyanne said all is fine in the west wing. husband, george, begs it differ. >> he is frustrated about congress failing to act on immigration. if he is frustrated about anything, it's that this town doesn't keep pace with his rate of change. he wants to make more changes. >> it's like the administration is like [ bleep ] a dumpster fire. >> a much clearer understanding of the president's dark post election mood. spending three days huddled with his lawyers trying to answer the written questions from the special counsel, robert mueller. at least two dozen questions focus on collusion, if there was any, and events prior to the 2016 election. rudy giuliani saying there are some that create more issues for us legally than others. he also complains about possible traps in the questions. if you did nothing wrong and you are telling the truth, how could any question create legal issues or traps. add to the mix, an unintended disclosure buried in a motion hinting prosecutors might be ready to bring charges to julian assange published t

giving we were hearing from the presidential council kellyanne conway she's been quite a long time it's been a pause but of course it's traditional isn't it for the actual president himself to remain in the white house or over being quiet when it comes to midterm results. yeah he has remained quiet although the white house press secretary sarah sanders they just walked past her office she still at her desk working away and sent out a press statement to the press corps here at the white house cicely updating us on the president's activities not only is he still watching for these returns as they still continue to trickle in moving towards the west coast but he has been making telephone calls we know that he's called mitch mcconnell the republican leader in the senate to congratulate him he spoke with the outgoing house speaker paul ryan as well as congratulating now palosi who of course is piers is poised to become the next speaker of the house a position she has held before and we also know that in the discussions he called chuck schumer who is the minority leader in the senate and they

kellyanne conway's boss.he things he was asked in this interview is how his wife, a special coupler to the president feels about his attacks on president trump. let's listen. >> how is all your activity, anti-trump administration activity going down with kellyanne? >> i don't think she likes it. i told her i don't like the administration. it's even. it's one of these things. if i had a nickel for everyone in washington who disagreed with their spouse about something, i wouldn't be on this podcast. i would be on a beach somewhere. >> a lot of people look at how he goes out publicly and just totally takes out president trump rhetorically and wonder how do these two coexist under the same roof? it's interesting to hear him talk about this. she doesn't like it, but we both have things we don't like. >> kellyanne conway is a public facing advocate of the president and you would expect to hear from her. george conway is actually willing to tweet publicly and about conservatives taking issue with the president and h

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kellyanne conway?vided congress and a divided house and i'm talking here about cokellyanne conway's husband criticized the president. this isn't the first time george conway criticized the president. here is a tweet from august "what everyone should want and the country needs is a president capable of comprehending what it means to take care that the laws be faithfully executed." i want to start with folks based in d.c. how much of this is a d.c. thing, having a marriage like this? i'll start with you, tiffany, off he got somebody who is what seems like on a radically different pole than the other. >> it is inside the beltway. if you talk to the people on the streets of birmingham, alabama, chicago, california, people don't know what kellyanne conway does. if they do, they're super into politics. nobody cares about the state of her marriage, but i will say this about kellyanne. we actually have evidence of her disparaging this president. she's said it out loud before. she was with ted cruz and there ar

why don't you do, why don't you ask kellyanne that question, all right?he might know him better than me. i really don't know the guy. [ inaudible ] >> well, when you make a comment, first of all -- first -- let me speak, please. when you see comments, i see everybody on television, all these lawyers, all these law enforcement people making comment after comment. they never asked to get recused. they make comments. the fact you go on fox or cnn or anybody, you'd make a comment, you'd have nobody left to choose. i see different people at different times going on shows. so all the time i'm watching many people go on many different shows. that doesn't mean they're not qualified. but alternatives to him. so did many of the people you're talking about. so did everybody that you're talking about a permanent position. i think everybody looking at a permanent position in any department has done many shows. does that mean we can't hire anybody, we have to hire somebody that's in a shell? i don't think so. [ inaudible comments ] >> say it again. you have to speak up

george conway, married to kellyanne conway, had some co r colorful language for the president. >> hisg eyebrows but dropping jawing, speaking publicly for the first time about his disdain for the administration. >> it's like a shit show in a dumpster fire. if a new interview, he explained why he turned down the job. >> i was like i don't want to do that, i don't know. and then it is like, then you got the comey firing, and then you got him going on tv saying "i had russia on my mind" and it is like oh, no. >> despite his proximity to one of the president's biggest defenders, he has slammed president trump recently. this week he established checks and balances. he also chided trump on twitter with tweets like this one, questioning the president's kpe he thin -- comprehension of the law. until recently he avoided the president's ire. >> he said you are unconstitutionally appointing -- >> he is just trying to get publicity for himself. >> he says he took the president's broadside. his wife even changed her twitter handle to the kellyanne conway. >> i don't think she likes it, but i told

kellyanne conway. congressman kevin mccarthy and steve scalise. dr. sebastian gorka and dana loesch. they are all ahead. but first my open. i am moving on from fake news. there is a new phrase in town, a new lingo. fake law. that's what i said. fake laws. this is not about taking sides whether you are left, right, independent or agnostic, respect for our laws is essential. they are not fake, we are a nation of laws. now, senators kamala harris, cory booker, kirsten gillibrand, all three eyeing the 2020 presidential run. and the left insists i.c.e. be abolished. the call was wrapped up this week when harris' asserted that i.c.e. is per side of as a month d is perceived as a modern day klu klux klan. take a look as she grills the director of i.c.e. >> are you aware of the perception that i.c.e. to enforce the law,. >> i don't see any parallel. >> i'm talking about perception. >> i don't see a parallel as to what is constitutionally man dated. >> are you aware there is a perception. >> to put i.c.e. in the same category as the kkk. judge jeanine: since w

kellyanne conway and a kellyanne the president is never worried how it affects he's always worried how. >> george conway says he wouldn't support his redlection. he tt was his wife who in his words basically got trump elected, helping to engineer the upseticry over hillary clinton. sheinelle, peter? >> thank you. >>> now to ari ting warning for any warrant about something called virtual kidnapping. have you heard of this? it happened to an olympic gol medal winning swimmer rowdy gains and his family. he's hoping nobody else has to go through what they iperienced. th a terrible story. good morning. >> good morning, peter. iteally is terrible because using technology, the so-called virtual kidnappers c make it appear as if the loved one is in danger. this morning, olympicwiing legend and nbc sports commentator rowdy gains is speaking out about his harrowinn expe as a cautionary tale for all of us. >> reporter: as parents, rowdy and judy gaines say t it wair worst nightmare. >> it was a fear i had never known. >> reporter: the three-time olympic gold medalist now knows it was a scam from

kellyanne conway the counselor to president trump speaking to report says it's very late in washington d.c. there is a very positive spin on the night saying it was a great result donald trump a reflection of his policies let's go to a white house correspondent kimberly halakhah also she was saying that trump the first lady and the family is still up in the white house watching these results just behind way you are and we have been hearing from president trump which is one tweet. less than his usual average but still. that's right the president did tweet i think this we're getting a bit of a pattern now in terms of the talking points from this white house because not only did kellyanne conway speak and that went on for about twenty five minutes sensually the president capping all of that in a tweet tremendous success thank you all but we know that the night doesn't appear to be a complete success because the republicans have lost it appears the control of the house of representatives how this is being characterized is that the president essentially went out and for every senate race to

kellyanne conway?orter: he wrote uncongressionally appointing, you're wrong. >> he's just trying to get publicity for himself. >> reporter: he may have founded checks and balances, but the group includes 13 other prominent conservative lawyers such as former homeland security secretary tom ridge, who says he is fed up with trump's attacks on the media. >> there are countries in the world that don't have freedom in the press. >> reporter: cnn legal analyst carey cordero, who is also a member, says trump is trying to misuse the department of justice. >> law enforcement should be non-partisan, not politically motivated. >> reporter: the group says it will speak out and fight back whenever trump attacks an institution it feels should be protect. at the top of the list tonight, cordero says the group believes it was a dangerous move by the president to appoint an acting attorney general who once said special counsel robert mueller could be fired, and these lawyers are incensed that trump attacked the justic