joining us now, counselor to the president kellyanne conway, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> kellyannethank you, chris chris. >> chris: now that the full house this week has voted to approve and continue the impeachment inquiry, will president trump stop blocking current and former administration officials from testifying? >> kellyanne: a little fact-checker, the full house did not vote to authorize an impeachment inquiry, just the democrats did. >> chris: it was a vote of the full house and a majority vote of that. >> kellyanne: because the democrats have a majority in the house but this is not as nancy pelosi pledged and promised it would be. it was overwhelmingly bipartisan move towards impeachment that is supported by the in fact, two democrats voted with the republicans. if it was political lines because the people in the house see it as a political exercise. >> chris: please answer my question. will the president stop blocking officials from testifying before the house? >> kellyanne: you've seen a number of officials testifying. >> chris: that's over the objection of the presiden

you didn't stick it to kellyanne conway. howard: should journal is be pressing the white house counselor on her husband's anti-trump crusade? >>> plus, pete buttigieg surges to first mace in iowa, will that bring more scrutiny of the mayor? i'm howard kurtz, and this is "mediabuzz." there has been, there has been saturation coverage of the house impeachment hearings, gavel to the gavel on the broadcast and cable news networks as acting ambassador william taylor and state department official george kent were lauded by democrats and grilled by republicans. >> i think it's crazy to withhold security assistance for help with a political campaign. >> where is the impeachable offense in that call? >> i would just like to say that i'm not here to do anything having to do with, to decide about impeachment, that is not what either of us are hered to do. this is your job. howard: president trump called the hearings a sham. >> how about when they is ask these two never trumpers what exactly do you think you would impeach him for? we're

you heard the white house case as laid out by kellyanne conway.ere a chance the house doesn't move ahead with impeachment? >> yeah, "case" is a way to put what kellyanne conway just did. i was keeping close track. i'm pretty sure that every single one of her assertions is inaccurate. let me give you a big am exl and i'll come back to your question. she said, hey, nothing happened here, the aid was released and the meeting happened. you can look this up, because i understand the white house is all about making facts slippery, but both of those things happened. the aid was released and the meeting happened, not in the oval office, but the aid was afr september 9th whenhe inspector general of the intelligence community came to congress and said, there is a whistleblower complaint. the white house had seen that complaint some when the jig was up, yes, then the aid was released, once they were caught. but she's also wrong, to get back to your question, i haven't spoken to all 240 or so of my colleagues, but i don't think any democrat in the congress lo

in a moment we'll talk with counselor to the president kellyanne conway.irst, let's bring in david spunt live at the white house with the latest. >> reporter: hi, chris, and good morning from the white house. the president spent the night in new york city. he'll be back at the white house in a few hours. meanwhile, his aides are preparing for impeachment in the house of representatives. >> a chorus of boos and cheers greeted president trump as he took his seat inside madison square garden saturday night to watch a mixed martial arts fight. it's the second time he's been booed at a sporting event in a week. this is his first visit to new york since announcing he changed his official residence to florida. before heading to new york, he stood his ground on impeachment. >> the republicans have never been this unified, and this whole impeachment scam, that's exactly what it is, it's a scam. it's a hoax. >> reporter: the president says his phone call with ukraine president vladimir zelensky was, quote, perfect. zelensky was in talks to visit the white house late

that is a given for kellyanne conway. what i do call into question is and so do "the new york times" and washington post apparently, mr. vindman's interpretation of the phone call, that is apparently what he wanted corrected in the transcript and that was rejected because even "the new york times" admitted and the woesh post that what he wanted to correct had nothing to do with the ellipsies and would not have changed the fundamental understanding of lawmakers for that so that is key. many people have testified or will testify but we have literally adam schiff with zero credibility and why you give him a platform i never know. he's lied to cnn and the american people -- >> so -- >> no. he coxs out and tells us after eight or ten hours of testimony that in ten country he wants the kurn to know about. that is not the way that democracy works. they're so upset. we're in the third week anniversary this year of the biggest political upset. >> i need to move on to one other question before we run out of time. >> but why don't t

joe biden was supposed to be -- >> brennan: you agree with kellyanne conway? >> essentially.he theory of the case is joe biden was supposed to be the person that owned that moderate middle lane in the democratic party. it has not worked out yet or at least the people behind joe biden probably don't feel that way quite yet. that there's still time for the former vice president to earn that support, but he's got a lot of competition now with someone like bloomberg. by the way, pete buttigieg and klobuchar, there are other not rats in the race. >> brennan: for people who make the argument that they didn't move the neally in favor of democrats, are they making a judgment too soon and do you think that this impacts the presidential race in any way? >> i think the needle hasn't proved since the election in 2016. the needle has been set for president trump and for the opponents of president trump. >> brennan: it's going to be partisan vote no matter what. >> this is the very reason nancy pelosi didn't want to go down this road. you need it to be bipartisan. that was going to be very

," kellyanne conway blows up at cnn's wolf blitzer.ying her as an emotional, hysterical woman. >> martha: which she was not. kept her cool >> way more than i would. >> another woman trying to keep her cool, taylor swift is very upset. this is what she tweeted. with regards to her appearance, she wanted to do a montage of all her music. she's been battling these producers who on her music. it's been announced at the american music awards would be honoring these artist of the decade planning to perform a melody of my head, scott pleshette and scooter brown have doubts and i'm not allowed to perform my old songs on television. let's go to you first. what do you think? speak of this is a complicated situation but it all boils down to the fact that she does not own the rights to her music and the person who dies, she can't stand. now she's saying that they are denying her the rights, they came back and said that's not true and taylor swift camp turned around and said it is true and we have this statement to prove it. the crazy thing here is

not so much. >> we'll re-enact it. >> in this interview with kellyanne conway, dana pressed kellyanne to say, are you sure there was no quid pro quo, do you know for a fact that aid to ukraine wasn't held up for the bidens? kellyanne conway said, i don't know for sure, i can't tell you that for sure. there's no clear answer to that. my question is based on what kellyanne was saying, based on what we're hearing from other republicans, what does it tell you they've retreated to this position before the public hearings have begun? >> i'm not so sure. i'm not totally buying into that retreat theory, and it's for two reasons. one is, that's what mick mulvaney did and that's what got him a very comfortable place in the doghouse and tried to do in that press conference saying so what, yeah, he asked for it, this is the way it works, so what. and that is why i was pressing kellyanne conway on that question because i did see the reporting and saw some quotes from senators on the gop side kind of trying to revive that argument, but she didn't go there and that tells you something, that a couple

we have people like kellyanne conway going out saying, this doesn't go all the way to the point of high crimes and misdeme misdemeanors. i think what we need to watch is the next two weeks. i think everybody says this all the time, but really, the president will grow more unstable, i believe, once all of this is out in the public. because it was once private and now it's going to be public. and that can really transform public opinion. >> talking about the president looking unstable, he had almost a bizarre kind of press conference, if you want to call it that, or availability, when he got back to washington today. pacing back and forward, answering questions by reporters but moving up and down the press line. and he kept saying that we need to know who the whistle-blower was and the whistle-blower now has reportedly said that he's open to taking questions from republican lawmakers, but it would still be in private. take a listen to what trump had to say earlier today. >> the whistle-blower should be revealed because the whistle-blower gave false stories. some people would call it a fra

>> reporter: yeah, we spoke to kellyanne conway a short time ago. she was echoing what we heard from the white house immediately after sondland's deposition was released in his new statement where he effectively made this stunning reversal as it relates to whether or not there was a quid pro quo, acknowledging that there appeared to be just that. the white house said that his testimony shows less evidence, even less evidence for what they describe as an ill legitimate impeachment sham. but it is clear that what sondland said clearly complicates their defense at this time. nonetheless, kellyanne conway in our conversation with her a short time ago, said that sondland's revised testimony does not change anything. they focus on one of the key phrases in there that he uses when he says based on the fact that the aid had not been turned over by august, just a couple of months ago, to ukraine, that he presumed that it was because of the fact that they had not announced those investigations into the 2016 election and into the bidens. most specifically the

conway, let me be very clear, you didn't stick it to kellyanne conway.hink you embarrassed yourse yourself. and i'm embarrassed for you, because this is cnn now. >> tucker: author and columnist mark steyn joins us tonight. hey, mark. what do you make of this? >> well, i have to say, kellyanne does a terrific job shoving it back on wolf blitzer's throat there. you have to feel for her, because it is an extremely bizarre situation. you showed that clip of george conway yesterday, leaning like the leaning tower of peace that, as you said. was interesting to him is woeful quoted him supposedly because he is a serious legal scholar. that's not why he is on tv, he just goes on and talk about trump being a sociopath. and whether or not trump is a sociopath, the sad thing here as it is actually rather more sociopathic to be so obsessed with trump that you would actually go on msnbc -- and there he is! even if you're totally -- that guy, 25 years ago i told andrew lloyd webber to get rid of that haircut, i had no idea he would actually sell it to george conway. a

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kellyanne conwti, so many qus to ask you about today. my first question is this: we heard the president said this afternoon he was asking nothing of ukraine if that's th case, why was the months? up for several why was a meeting with the president held up? >> well, the one thing that the president was asking was for prerident zelensky to deln what he had run on successfully, which is to root out corruption. and we've all read the july 25 call transcript, judy, where both pesidents are discussing draining the swamps in hir respective companies. they're talking about rooting out corruption. remember, president zelensky ran successfully in ukraine on an anticorruption platform. >> woodruff: my question is-- >> president trump agrees with .krainian stleertz this is a problem in ukrai so the aid-- they got aid without a meeting. they got the meetinghout a statement. they got aid without a condition. and a couple of thingad amba sof said today were critically important he said he never heard the aids conditioned on anything, thata when he clle

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ask your doctor about ibrance. >> the house counsel kellyanne conway is with us.et's talk about rudy giuliani, he played an important role in the president's outreach to ukraine in the relationship with ukraine. and he was operating one former ambassador said that the state department had a giuliani problem, can you clear up exactly what his role was, was there any relationship between what rudy giuliani was doing in the truck 2020 reelection campaign, was there any connection, any financial connection, or organizational transaction. >> are not sure he was doing in the ukraine all along but i know he spoken for himself and i would refer to his comments and most recently he reminded everyone that he is the president's personal attorney. and he was representing him in that capacity for quite a while. the july 25 call between the market president and ukrainian president occurred 120 after bob mueller testified to congress which was not a bombshell, it was a big bomb. the multi-report comes out and bob mueller testifies on jul july 25, 1 day later president trump was

my guess is the ideal person to ask kellyanne conway and she joins me from the white house.hanks so much for being here. >> an absolute pleasure. thank you for having me. >> let me start they reported this week including wall street journal that president trump wanted his attorney general to publicly declare that the president hadn't broken any laws in his phone call with ukrainian president, you know why william barr refuse to do that? >> the president has denied that reporting was weber. the fact that the department of justice had already waited and there are locals december 26 the state the department of justice, criminal division looks into this and declined to investigate further because they concluded that no campaign-finance violation had occurred. so the department of justice had a ready put out very clear and compelling statement as to what they assessed this call could mean and not to me. also attorney general barr and white house counsel and the president himself who decided to release the transcript, the entire world has access to the call between ukrainian and a

here with reaction counsel to the president kellyanne conway kelly what do you think? >> first facts first crowd must just be infuriated that you show a clip of them and of politicians and sharing contrast instead of just presenting one's opinion, masquerade as facts. you actually mind them how ridiculous it is that people can cannot lay down their political arms for one single second, and phrase our brave men and women in uniform particularly with those with special on thank them applaud the fact that we are militarily strongest country in the world that we have a commander inr chief that have guts to execute on operation and go get al-baghdadi i think last monday following the announcement of capture and killings was banner day on record that biggest record ever -- for trump derangement syndrome, people just could not wave the flag.

joining us now, counselor to the president kellyanne conway, and welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thank you, chris. chris: now that the full house this week has voted to aa prove and continue the impeachment inquiry, will president trump stop blocking current and former administration officials from testifying? >> well, a little fact check here. the full house did not vote to authorize the impeachment inquiry, just democrats did -- chris: it takes a vote of the full house, and the majority -- >> fine, because the democrats are in majority in the house. this is not what nancy pelosi promised it would be, a quote, overwhelmingly bipartisan impeachment move. two democrats voted with the republicans. it was on political lines because the people in the house see this as a political exercise. chris: which leads to my question, will the president stop block officials from testifying before the house? >> we've seen a number of officials testify. chris: but that's over the objection of the president. >> the president has every right to exert executive privilege for a number of administrat

kellyanne conway at the white ouhouse.k now we have a democratic view that's a member of the house judiciary committee. they would hold hearings on impeachment if the intelligee committee were to end its work and pass it on to judiciary. congressman steve cohen of nbc joins me. you probably just heard kellyanne conway say the hearings he gone on too long and basically proved nothing about the president. >> well, she speaks th thead nistration and wants republicans to speak in their line. it's like throwthg spaghetti on wall and hoping something sticks. the major anticorruption partsut of the constn are the emoluments clause, and the president has never sent one single contract, reward pment he's gotten from a foreign power to ask for permission to get its the othe impeachment, which is highme crimes, misors, bribery, and treason. they think we shouldn't have an impeachment at all, but certainly in the last year before a presidential election. it is just corruption, trump couldoo what -- write a on corruption. it could have

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conway, you can stick it to kellyanne conway.hink you embarrassed herself and i'm embarrassed for you. liz: she said that she watched him and looked up to him. he says he does not want to talk about her marriage but says it has issues. is this where were really out? >> it is. i don't want to talk about your cocaine habit but. [laughter] good for kellyanne for standing up for herself, no one would know who he was except that his wife is in the white house and he seems to be bent on insulting her everyday criticizing her boss. i think she handled it very well. liz: are we in a new ground where these anchors are getting pushback for what they're saying? they're not allowed to sit in the tower and throw thunderbolts down and not be held under accountable? >> i don't know, i did not see an apology, i may have missed it but i do not see one. liz: do you think you should apologize on the air? >> i think you should. i think there would be a very different standard if they had a been a liberal woman on there and he tried something like th

( cheers and applause ) but it wasn't just kellyanne.n nbc news tweeted that the testimonies "lacked the pizzazz necessary to capture public attention." yeah, that's what you're looking for inply-trou congressional hearings: pizzazz. ( laughter ) it's why, during iran contra, oliver north came dressed as elton john. ( laughter ) and since when is pizzazz the benchmark of trustworthiness? i don't want a pilot who says, "attention, passengers, we'll be touching down in denver in just a moment. but first: barrel roll, barrel roll, shimmy, shimmy, and water landing." ( laughter ) ( piano riff ) trump's main argument against impeachment is that his july 25 conversation with zelensky was a "perfect phone call." it's so perfect, he's trying to replace it with a different one. earlier this week, he tweeted, "i will be releasing the transcript of the first, and therefore more important, phone call with the ukrainian president before week's end!" so, if it's first, it's the most important. but this transcript is actually the second one he's releas

they can't stick to a consistent set of argument and going back to kellyanne conway.. they seem to be saying as long as president trump did not say the word quid pro quo five times in the phone call then there is nothing wrong with it. that's not a good argument. >> squjennifer, what do you makf steve bannon coming from where ever he's been to defend the white house? is it as ej says they can't find any republicans coming out there to defend the president of what's happening. >> two problems, they can't find anyone to defend him or there is no defense. they put these people on air to have a world salad and kind of all over the air and that's oppose to take the role of defense of the president. i think it is a measure of really how bending over backward the media has been to allow kellyanne conway on television. she's a repeated offender, she lies and lies. the fact she's on television, i think really creates a journalistic ethical problem. but, i also think it is so very telling that they simply don't know what to say. so change the statement, they'll just blabber on

we can't trust kellyanne conway?ter ] i guess up is up and down is down [ light laughter ] and for her part, house speaker nancy pelosi played it cool and made clear the whole time she was confident she has the votes. in fact, right before she presided over the vote, she spoke to reporters and at the end of her press conference, she coyly teased what she was about to do >> as you may understand, i have business on the floor that i have to see to so i'm going to excuse myself. thank you, all, very much. >> seth: damn. [ light laughter ] that's like in an action movie when tom cruise says something like, "sorry, this is my stop," and then jumps out of an airplane [ laughter ] but while pelosi was playing it cool, trump and his allies, of course, were freaking out. in fact, trump is so desperate and so wildly grasping at straws, that this morning, he just blurted out an all-caps tweet about his infamous phone call with the president of ukraine that just said, "read the transcript." yeah, we did that's how we found out a

on fox and friends kellyanne conway shared a dirty little secret about nancy pelosi and the democrats little secret, they don't have the votes. >> and three hours later kellyanne conway's little secret was once again revealed, which is that she doesn't know anything about anything. and so under nancy pelosi's leadership tonight the democrats are finally formally engaged in the impeachment process against donald trump and unified in that process. joining us now is ezra klein, editor at large at fox and host of the new podcast impeachment explained, and ezra, it's our two-year anniversary. it was two years ago that you and i first discussed this subject together here on this program after you'd written a long and thoughtful piece about impeachment and how it fits both in our psyche and our politics. we are finally here. your reaction to what happened in the house today? >> well, first, i was so concerned you had forgot our anniversary. thank you. it means a lot to me. i thought two things about today. so the first thing i thought is that the implicit theory of presidential accountabilit

just something kellyanne conway was doing.he tried to cast doubt on sondland and said is it the testimony from before or is it the revised testimony you're referring to in your question. i they that wought that was a v interesting strategy. you can't say gordon sondland is a never trumper. is that going to be something they try and continue to do is make these witnesses not look credible based on that? that's going to be quite hard to do. >> if you're going to question motive, taylor? how are you going to look at taylor, west point graduate, veteran. >> hand picked by pompeo to come back in. it's pretty tough. i guess my question is when we're seeing now the transcripts as they've come out and we see sondland saying he was told when dealing with ukraine policy, talk to rudy, talk to rudy. where's the direct line. it's not a huge cognitive leap. giuliani is the access point for president trump. president trump, there's no exact proof of him saying do this because i want this and it's all kind of coming through rudy. is that pro

take care bye-bye. >> kellyanne, thank you.oining us nows ranking member of the house republican committee republican from california . devin muÑiz so i didn't do it but whistle-blowers have been outed. we have a right here real clear politics if everybodimenting to go online and check it out everybody knows his name if you go look at it on the internet now we already know he was a in democrat we knew working with biden but now revolution about this left wing been in work with with john brennan at this point how orchestrated do you think this whole, quote, unquote whistle-blower scheme was? >> well thanks for having me on jesse the issue here is that we still do not know the whistle-blower. only whistle-blower and adam schiff and certain people on his staff and the i.g. know who the whistle-blower is. they all refuse to tell us and so some of the most important questions you know that we still have -- you know, obviously, the the press is talking about this person that's out there clearly someone that we would want to interview

let me just play kellyanne conway with dana over the weekend. because this exchange was interesting. >> so you feel totally confident that at the core of this, the heart of this, there was no quid pro quo? >> here's what i feel confident about. i feel confident about the fact that ukraine has that aid and is using it right now. that it's because of this president that they have it. the last administration -- >> kellyanne, you very notably won't say yes or no. quid pro quo, yes or no. >> first of all, i just said, i don't know whether aid was being held up and for how long. >> if kellyanne conway won't tell dana whether aid was being held up, it's because she can't. because she knows, presumably, that it was. and this is the last line for republicans here. okay, we'll concede everything here. we still don't think you're going to -- this is their alibi. >> they've given up on whether there was a quid pro quo. and maybe they can hold that line, maybe they can. i've got to say, give dana bash a gold medal for that. kel kellyanne is slippier than an

on fox news sunday kellyanne conway said there's no change in white house strategy going forward. >>he house vote doesn't make a difference in terms of flawed process on on opening transparent and they should have done this from the beginning. >> the number 2 democrat on the intelligence committee argue that is democrats were forced to move ahead with impeachment despite lack of bipartisan support which speaker nancy pelosi was necessary prerequisite just a year ago. >> every one of my republican colleagues understand that if they do what is right, i hear them say they know what is right, if they do what they know is right the president lights them up on twitter and they lose primary. very sadly unlike nixon and clinton investigations, this will break down along partisan lines, doesn't need to be that way and shouldn't be that way but republican colleagues are unwilling to look at the facts here. >> as many as 11 administration officials to testify next week including energy secretary rick perry, though, so far doesn't appear most of them in perry will show up for depositions. leland

who will be your running mate in 2020 no. >> first of all kellyanne is great. she is married to a total whack job. she must have done number on them. i don't know what kellyanne did to that guy. i don't even know him. i met him for a second. has got to be some kind of a nutjob. she must have done some bad things to him because that guy is crazy. but you know what? mike pence is a great vice president. he is our man 100%. nikki will absolutely be involved. she is a friend of mine. she did a great job at the u.n. she is in the private sector. i assume she is doing very well. nikki will be back in some form because she is great. she is my friend. mike pence, i've seen this rumor that keeps popping up. nicki would be great but mike pence has done a phenomenal job as our vice president. he is our guy, he is a my friend. we have a great team. very strong team. brian: mike pompeo going to the senate, are you going to push him to do that? >> so mike has done an incredible job. i have an incredible cabinet. we don't get enough credit. mike graduated number one at harvar

conway and let me make it clear you didn't stick to kellyanne conway but you embarrass yourself and'm embarrassed for you. >> oh. comedian mike fell is a host of the loftist party podcast, and joining me now so wolfson plays third on at five we beat him by almost 2 million viewers a night. you crossing with a guest host all of the g time. [laughter] and -- this is a stunt they need for eyeballs. it was horrible and it is like wolf forgot that she was in the room with him. like he could do that when it is a live via satellite but oh yeah crap she's right here. >> awkward is there any chance he was throwing out eggs? right he was trying to get it a little so hear the marriage is bad. like -- [laughter] wolf looking for an opening. i do. i do. i didn't like how they showed like her on camera watching the sound bite if you could full that up that's a little technique that you use in television when you're showing rightng here when you're showing the guest watch the soundbite that you're playing they do that so you try to make the audience see the guest sweat. so the whole thing was a kn

himself look utterly pathetic, sitting there, as kellyanne pushed back against him until some intern into his ear, why don't you mention mary magdalene and carvalho, because they were a mismatched couple, too. they were a double act. that was show business. this is something -- as you say, they are just doing it because a couple of foggy bottom stiffs they put up yesterday didn't work, and every normal person just looks at them as a couple of dolts, and they are doing the freak show because it's better for them. >> tucker: because exploiting people is what the media are all about. i can say, having spent my life in it. [laughs] anyway, mark steyn, great to see you. you. >> thanks a lot, tucker. >> tucker: thank you. impeachment may not have just hurt democrats by boosting the president, but also directly hurt their own candidates. if the house and peaches trump, his trial will be held in the republican-controlled senate. that means mitch mcconnell could reschedule proceedings to cause maximum discomfort to the opposing party. and given the schedule of the primaries this winter, it co

fidelity. >> the house counsel kellyanne conway is with us. he played an important role in the president's outreach to ukraine in the relationship with ukraine. and he was operating one former ambassador said that the state department had a giuliani problem, can you clear up exactly what his role was, was there any relationship between what rudy giuliani was doing in the truck 2020 reelection campaign, was there any connection, any financial connection, or organizational transaction. >> are not sure he was doing in the ukraine all along but i know he spoken for himself and i would refer to his comments and most recently he reminded everyone that he is the president's personal attorney. and he was representing him in that capacity for quite a while. the july 25 call between the market president and ukrainian president occurred 120 after bob mueller testified to congress which was not a bombshell, it was a big bomb. the multi-report comes out and bob mueller testifies on jul july 25, 1 day later president trump was thinking i want to ask you can

take care. >> kellyanne thank you.oining us now ranking member republican congressman from california, devin muÑiz all right so congressman i didn't do it. but whistle-blowers have been outed. we have itwe right here real clr politics if everybody accounting to go job line to check it out everybodyt knows his name if you go look at it on the internet. nower we already knew he was a democrat and been working with biden. but i there's new revelations about thisn guy's left wing pet agree and been in contact with dnc people involved with ukraine. and also john brennan -- hat this point, how orchestrated do you think this whole quote unquotenq whistle-blower scheme was?ow >> well thanks for having me on jesse the the issue is we don't know the whistle-blower. only the whistle-blower and adam schiff and certain people on his staff and the i.g. know who the whistle-blower is. they all refuse to tell us. and so some of the most important questions you know that we still have, you know, obviously, the press is talking about th

you didn't stick it to kellyanne conw conway.rassed yourself and i'm embarrassed for you because this is cnn now? i looked up to you when i was in college and law school, i would turn on cnn to see what wolf blitzer had to say about war, famine, disruption abroad. i really respected you for all those years as someone that would give you the news and now it's what somebody's husband -- >> you know how many times we spoke about james carville and mary madeleine, a democrat and a republican happily married individuals who totally disagreed on all sorts of -- >> that's not the way you introduced this segment. >> you know how many times i'd ask them on television about the conferences they had? they didn't get into a sensitive discussion as long -- >> i'm not in a sensitive discussion. you are. you chose to do this. >> they would often totally disagree on television. they would have a serious discussion. your husband made a serious -- >> you know what mary madeleine thinks of your line of questioning right now? because i know. >> i ha

kellyanne conway from washington. we will get reaction from the other side, our headliner next hour is dan kildee, he joins us at ten: 30. >> bill: looking forward to hearing from him. joe biden firing back at claims that he is in the wrong primary saying he has more of a democrat than anyone in the race as the former candidates blast the potential newcomers, state of play coming up momentarily, juan williams will talk about that in a moment, looking forward to hearing from one. do mock terror when an airplane and slides off a snowy runway in chicago as millions across the country braced for an icy blast. >> bill: also, a prominent city newspaper facing critiques for ignoring basic journalistic principles and caving to reader demands. we will tell you what they gave into this time. prior to going to aspen dental i've had nineteen surgeries. i'm 100% permanently disabled from the military and after i went in to aspen dental it was just like night and day. they told me they were gonna take some x-rays, she said "and it'

you're married to kellyanne conway, what is going on here?ghter ] [ applause ] now, once again -- once the hearing began, democratic chairman adam schiff laid out all the evidence democrats have collected. all of which is also publicly known, and there was one crucial point he made that is worth remembering. >> the questions presented by this impeachment inquiry are whether president trump sought to exploit that ally's vulnerability. and invite ukraine's interference in our elections. the facts in the present inquiry are not seriously contested. >> seth: that's true republicans haven't actually contested any of the facts, in fact they've basically admitted to all of it we have the transcript where trump mentioned the biden's by name, and told the ukrainian president, "i would like you to do us a favor. trump and his chief of staff have confessed on tv and rudy giuliani has done multiple interviews where he actually showed off his communications with trump officials on his phone, and his ipad on national television. [ laughter ] you know you'r

that's a given for kellyanne conway. what i do call into question and so do "the new york times" and "washington post," apparently, mr. vindman's interpretation of the phone call. that's apparently what he wanted correct in the transcript. that was rejected, because even "the new york times" admitted this week and the "washington post" that what he wanted to correct had nothing to do with the e lip cease, and would not have changed the fundamental understanding of the lawmakers as goes that call. so that's very key. so look, many people have testified, many people will testify, but we literally have adam schiff with zero credibility, why you give him a platform, i'll never know. he's lied to cnn and the american people. he comes out and he tells us after eight or ten hours of testimony the ten minutes he wants the country to know about. that is not the way democracy that is centered on the rule of law works. they're so upset. we're in the third-year anniversary this year of the biggest political upset in modern political

president donald trump tweeting about the stock market highs we heard kellyanne conway as she was speaking to reporters suggesting and reminding reporters member when you said a recession was coming a few months back yes it isn't so they're trying to carefully craft the argument what you're seeing is them not sort of trying to counter some of this testimony which you're right is very damning instead what they're trying to say is don't look at that look at this the question becomes now we're down to the countdown of the election day in november 2020 whether that all matters when voters finally do go to the polls a white house correspondent kimberly heloc at their reporting live from washington kimberly many things. the u.k.'s parliament has officially been dissolved by the queen signalling the beginning of the campaign for another action that could help to bring an end to the question of if and when britain leaves the european union prime minister boris johnson met with the queen of alice ahead of his 1st official campaign speech outside downing street he used briggs it's his platform promi