frances: kellyanne -- kellyanne: but i think that is a spectacular convention. frances: help me understand the controversy. this is about the kenosha protests. joe biden said that the controversy, he accused president trump of pushing for more violence and said it was to his political benefit and that he was pouring gasoline on the fire. let me just read a little more. then he referred to a statement that you made on fox news. kellyanne: you have to read the whole thing. you can't read what he wrote. frances: ok. kellyanne: [indiscernible] frances: i'll make sure and you can come and tell me if there's anything. it is a clear choice who is best on public safety safety and law and order. what did you mean by that? what is the context for it? kellyanne: it is dangerous that reporters live on twitter and instead of getting the story they try to get the president. the question was about pete buttigieg, media darling and failed presidential candidate pete buttigieg. he said that the violence in kenosha and elsewhere is happening on president trump's watch. no thank y

kellyanne is a wonderful woman. and i call him mr. kellyanne. the fact is that he's doing a tremendous disservice to a wife and family. >> reporter: now, kellyanne conway is expected to speak at the republican national convention, at least she plans to do so, that's what we've been told. however, given all that's transpired over the last few hours, it's not clear if she's going to do that. john, back to you. >> joe johns a to the white hou house. keep us posted. >>> a new development this morning. we're hearing that 400 former members of congress are announcing their support for joe biden? how significant is this on day one of the republican national convention? that's next. ...and new adventures. you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past... they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. let's help protect them together. because missing menb vaccination could mean missing out on a whole lot more. ask your doctor if your teen is missing meningitis b vaccination. asthat

kellyanne: yes.nd i'm raising them actually in this inter and in the discussion we had today because that is indubitably true that some people are very concerned. m not saying open schools now. i'm saying open them safely and each district will have to decide what that mea but this is a good time to prepare for that. there are protocols in the social distancing, the mask wearing, the hygiene, making sure thatn young child understand what we've all learned in how critically important that is and recommending no cafeteria eating, perhaps eating at your desk, limiting indoor activities like assemblies and i've heard epidemiologists recommend the more we can do t outsin inside for any of us, including the students, the better. each sool will need to make those decisions. the kseramily foundation health tracker survey revealed that 67% of parents are worried about their children falling behind socially and a majority worried about falling behind academically. wee not saying do it today, tomorrow, next wee

>>both kellyanne conway and her husband said they need to focus on their family with kellyanne conway writing in part this is completely my choice and my boys in time i will announce future plans for now and for my beloved children it will be less drama and more mama the connelly's have 4 children one of their high school age daughters has generated attention recently on social media about her parents and their political views kellyanne conway says in her goodbye tweet that she and her husband disagree about plenty, but she echoes what unites a lot of parents were united on what matters most our kids are for children or teens and tweens starting a new academic year in middle school and high school remotely from home for at least a few months kellyanne conway says that requires a lot of attention and vigilance particularly during these unusual times kellyanne conway's sunday evening announcement marks an abrupt end to her high-profile time in the white house. where she earned a reputation as one of the president's fiercest defenders bob mueller's report investigation is definitive and

also overnight, kellyanne conway is leaving her post at top white house counselor to the president. we'll give you the developing details on that. and the president is again pushing an unproven treatment for coronavirus, this one using convalescent plasma. top medical experts are expressing concerns this morning. >>> we have breaking news, the national hurricane center just released an update on the forecast of two tropical storms taking aim at the gulf coast. tropical storm marco expected to make landfall tonight in louisiana with another more powerful storm to follow. that could end up being a major hurricane by landfall. fears of flooding, potentially dangerous storm surge, a big concern along the coast. so let's begin with cnn meteorologist chad myers on the latest forecast. we just got the 8:00 a.m. update. chad, what are you seeing? >> we'll start with marco because it's closest to land, the u.s. we have 30 more miles before it's going to really start to make impact on southeastern louisiana. it moved 30 miles closer over the past three hours, since the 5:00 a.m. advisory. not

brian: kellyanne, great speech last night. we know that you're in the middle of a transition and you're doing great interview, quick turnaround as you said to exit from the white house, but the big story is going to be urban unrest, whether it's a situation in portland, 80 plus days, it's in seattle, it's in chicago almost on a daily basis and now fast-forward to kenosha because of the shooting, the shooting that took place. last night more unrest and here is what mayor pete buttigieg says. all of this chaos is happening on donald trump's watch. characteristics of living in donald trump's america. i think we are all going to see more and more of it as long as he is in charge. is this donald trump's fault? kelly: wow, nobody is going to buy that. we know that these are democratic-led cities and most with democratic governors. i think all that we are talking about, why is that important? because the republican president donald trump doesn't look at this as partisan issue, he's trying to send federal reinforcements in and you hav

kellyanne conway stepping down. what led to the sudden

obviously, we will see kellyanne conway. [indiscernible] she is going to step down from the administration at the end of the month because of family issues. she has been one of the closest aides to the president from the outset. she was the campaign manager that got america -- she was the first woman to be part of that. i think all eyes will be on her tonight. [indiscernible] host: you can watch at all 8:30 p.m. c-span at on our website c-span.org, or download the free c-span radio app. we will cover it from beginning andnd uninterrupted afterwards open up our phone lines, and provide analysis. reidsville, north carolina. democratic color. what did you think of last night's convention? caller: my question is, i didn't really see any republican , anyone that republicans had previously worked for the president speak on his behalf, which is unusual. there are so many republican formed for joee biden. that usually doesn't happen. there are at least five or six groups, and several groups are doing ads. i think that is interesting

kellyanne conway has announced she will depart at the end of the month.ne of the most vocal critics says he will step down from the lincoln project. this comes as one of their teen dau dau daughters voiced her political reviews. when is she leaving? >> reporter: she's leaving at the end of the month. so, that means she does not have a lot of a time left and she informed the president last night about this decision she's made to step down from her role, which is obviously significant, not just because she was a subluck facing of the defender and kellyanne conway was one of the longest serving aids at the president in the west wing. so, now that somewhat is opening up, siting family reasons. and her husband, who, of course is a conservative attorney known in washington and best known nationally, for his criticism of the president is also leaving the anti-trump and it's notable given they've put out so many anti-trump ads. but they're siting their family. you often hear people in washington say they need smend more time with their family. people around the c

we do have a lot to get to this morning, but we want to begin with white house senior adviser, kellyanne conway, announcing that she is leaving the white house. in a letter posted to twitter, conway cited her four teenage children, writing this. as millions of parents nationwide know, kids doing school from home requires a level of attention and vigilance that is unusual at these times. before becoming donald trump's third campaign manager back in 2016 and the first woman to run a winning presidential campaign, conway was a veteran republican pollster and a supporter of ted cruz's 2016 campaign. she soon emerged as one of the president's most vocal defenders, infamously coining the phrase, alternative facts, to explain away the white house's falsehoods about trump's inauguration attendance. conway says she will leave at the end of this month. her husband, attorney and harsh critic of the president, george conway, also announced yesterday that he was withdrawing from the anti-trump conservative group, the lincoln project, to devote more time to family. he tweeted this. needless to say, i

the republican national convention will see the vice president speak, along with key trump adviser kellyanne conway, who's leaving the white house. leave or face death — as hurricane laura approaches, people living in the us coastal regions of texas and louisiana are given a stark warning. hello, and welcome. a 17—year—old boy has been charged with murder after two people were shot dead in the us state of wisconsin during the third consecutive night of unrest sparked by the shooting of a black man by police. president trump has announced that additional federal forces and the national guard will be sent to try to restore law and order. our north america correspondent aleem maqbool is in kenosha. some of you may find his report disturbing. tensions on the street here have increased dramatically. at times, it's barely believable that these are scenes playing out in a small city in america's midwest. and there's a new dimension to the chaos. as well as the confrontation between protesters and security forces, the fireworks and the tear gas, there are now armed vigilantes claiming they're protec

campaign,to the kellyanne conway says she is leaving g the administration at the end of the month.onway says she now wants to focus on her family, as brian quinn explains. mediaald trump's prizefighter stepping out of the ring. senior white house counselor kellyanne conway has announced she is leaving her post at the end of august to focus on her family, promising her four children less drama, more mama. conway has been at the trump white house sincnce day one, coming -- bebecoming the highest-ranking woman. callahan: a lot of us are sick and tired of america coming last. -- apension and combative penchant for combative and often misleading interactions with the u.s. press corps earned her the admiration. she: the term "alternative facts" and a longtime republican pollster, her stint as the campaign manager made her the first woman ever to lead a successful presidential bid. her husband, george,, prominent conservative lawyer, quickly became one of trump's foremost critics on the right. on sunday he announced he would step back from his role in a project aimed at convincing conserv

we expect the speeches to continue with kellyanne conway and ender from the vice. united states.ox throughout the night. also, a hurricane, biggest of the year, potentially dangerous hurricane, about to hit the louisiana and texas coast. we have a live update on that, too. but first, outside the

>> i had a quote here from kellyanne conway.dalism and violence reigns, it's better for us, very clear choice it presents for us". >> a quote from a restaurant tour in wisconsin saying are you protesters trying to get donald trump elected? he snows. mayor pete knows full stop that the more chaos and anarchy and violence reigns, the better it is for the clear choice on who is best on public safety. >> bret: so the quote biden read wasn't what kellyanne conway said. what about the prospect of donald trump's america and the campaign wants to see more violence, the charge made today? >> well, i sure home that they don't want to see more violence. but i think kellyanne conway was intimating and probably threatening in the perception that democratic based cities promote violence. they've been saying it for months. this is going require a lot of political skill by joe biden to navigate. he has to be emphatic. >> bret: your audio is cutting out. molly, let me go to you about this biden charge. >> it's not surprising that joe biden would

he still is kellyanne conway there. she is next to him in the white house everyday and and i can guarantee you she is providing him with great advice and providing bill with good advice when bill seeks it. kelly and is still their perches never left. really beside jared and stephen miller she's only other original white house person of significance left other than the president and the vice president. i think kelly and has shown her staying power and her value to the president and she will continue to show that both privately and inner consultation with the campaign and the president and publicly because you see her more as more public presence on tv as the campaign gets to the point where the public is really paying attention. >> speaking of vice president pence has a present or anyone close to him ever discuss disch you in recent weeks the idea of leaving him off the republican ticket? >> no. this goes along with campaign lower where the vice president canticles long with a brokered convention. every four years we tal

this come as kellyanne conway said she's leaving the white house for personal reasons.w is campaign senior advisor jason miller. great to have you this morning. thanthank you so much for being here. what will be a success from your standpoint for the next four nights of the convention. >> thank you for having me such a huge day, the kickoff of the convention as well as the launch of the second term agenda for president trump. tonight and this week it will be about telling the american story, telling the stories of the forgotten men and women that president trump reached out to in 2016, showing not just what he's done for them over the first four years. you can make the case that president trump's done more for folks in american in the first four years than any other president in history and also the vision looking ahead, a key contrast from this week to this week. last week was about grievances and painting a divisive picture of america. this week you'll see optimism and a reason for people to support president trump even if they weren't with him in 2016, you'll see why

i want to sneak in auestn here about kellyanne conway.he trump campaign across the finish line victoriously in 2016. we hear she's stepping away for family issues. how big a blow is that to the campaign? >> kellyanne's going to be missed. america loves her. we will miss her here at the white house. but listen, this is all about making a priority for family. that's what this president's about. and that's what kellyanne conway's about. so it will be a big hole, a big blow to us. but we certainly will be praying for her as she made this decision that some people will decision. a difficult i believe you aelanne the right decision for her family. >> yeah. the cynical reading, mr. meadows, is that she wanted to jump ship now because she saw the ship sinking. >> that is cynical. anyone who knows kellyanne conway knows that she has never shied away from a fight. so to suggest that is just not based on the facts. you -- you know kellyanne, you know that that's not the case. >> all right. mr. meadows, thank you very much. good luck reaching a deal

kellyanne conway stepping down. what led to the sudden announcement just hours before the republican convention kicks off. >>> plus, new danger as california braces for a second round of lightning storms. what it means for firefighters on the ground. >>> laptop shortage. the new struggle for students and teachers preparing for more online school this fall. >>> and landline speed record. the incredibly fast internet that could let you download all of netflix in one second. >>> good monday morning, everyone. we begin with that historic threat on the gulf coast. a possible hurricane doubleheader. >> two storms taking aim at the region could hit within 48 hours of each other. hurricane marco was downgraded to a tropical storm overnight but the storm is expected to make landfall in louisiana this evening with a storm surge of up to six feet. >> tropical storm laura isn't far behind. it's already left a trail of destruction across parts of the caribbean and could hit the texas/louisiana coastline wednesday as a powerful h

mike pence is due to speak as well as outgoing advisor kellyanne conway. jane o'brien first is in washington dc. over the last two nights, we've had an outline of just the last two nights, we've had an outline ofjust how dystopian an american would become under a biden presidency. mike pence is due to ta ke presidency. mike pence is due to take the stage at all to more at fault —— fort mchenry which is synonymous with the national answers. i'm sure it was far more complicated. what going to be interesting is to see how the events of wisconsin might shape the speech is planning to do tonight. we understand he was going to be focusing on law and order. the president —— the present economic but form achievements but what is happening in wisconsin is very possibly going to puncture the convention bubble we mean in the last two days. it hasn't been mentioned up until now, except with reference to a general takedown of lawn order, much the same way that the pandemic is not been explicitly mentioned. it'll be interesting to whether events are going to start annot

i know that you have known kellyanne for a long time.e me a moment to talk about how much you might miss her, but it is wonderful to see somebody who does lead by example and really means it when she is putting family first. >> that's exactly right. kellyanne conway really has been a great champion for the president for a really long time, of course running his campaign and bringing him across the finish line. we have all worked the presidend has policies that she has been, so it is good to hear her say she wants to focus on her fami family, and i'm sure we can all reach her by phone if we need her wise counsel. >> dana: i'm sure that's true. she won't be too far with you let's go to politics. let's talk about what the former vice president has said. we will get your reaction on the other side. >> i think a real distinction between what you saw at our convention and what i imagine you are going to see at the republican convention, given the fact that we now know that almost half of the speakers have the last name trump, if you saw a real

. >> kellyanne conway said the more chaos and anarchy and --lence, the better it is is the president rooting for more violence? kellyanne conway was suggesting say that violence works in the president's favor. >> i would note that under his administration, we saw violent crime nationwide decrease in both 2017 and 2018 after rising during each of the two previous years. we are encouraged that operation legend is working. in kansas city, violence has been cut by a third. in indianapolis, we got 49 guns off the street. no one wants to see the violence we see in our cities. a 650% increase in murders. monthd the first eight total of murders surpassing almost entire amount in 2013. this is because of the defund the police movement. down offor the drawing funds. that is why he is -- that is why he is proud of operation legend so far. what about people deputizing themselves? this one has believes that our police should be fully funded. it is our police officers who are responsible for taking to the streets and protecting us. when they are called cancer by omar,, itman nomar -- is appalling,

with us is kellyanne conway.re you surprised that joe biden is trying to sound a little like donald trump? >> i'm not surprised at all. but don't be fooled because his policies don't add up. he's part of the bernie manifesto. forker new regulation in, we throw two out. this is how property owners, public school parents, small business owners. look at the types of jobs that were created in july. leisure, hospitality, manufacturing. the industries you would think are dead on their backs because of the covid pandemic. this president continues to rebuild the economy he built. after 74 years of emptying our factories, shipping the jobs and wealth overseas, he sees a winning message. buy american, hire american. people will not be fooled by that because joe biden is out for our jobs for years. he capitulated to leaders all over the world. brian: we have a few clips of what his policies will be like and what a biden administration would be like. >> should undocumented immigrants also be able to get subsidized healthcare

i will be back at 4:00 on thursday with kellyanne conway. that should be an interesting conversation as well. thank you for joining us. costa, and i will see you soon. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> welcome to washington post life. this afternoon i am doing by linda mcmahon my long-time business associate. she and her husband vince ran and built world wrestling entertainment into eight $1 billion business. she has headed the small business administration under trump but left the position last --r to had the super pac, on this third day of the republican national convention, join me in welcoming linda mcmahon. enke for joining us. -- thank you for joining us. ms. mcmahon: thank you. frances: you know the president probably as well as anyone. what duis and old-time friend and longtime business associate think his most compelling message will be? willcmahon: i think he continue t

. >> breaking tonight moments ago a statement from kellyanne conway who has been a senior counselor toinning of his administration managed the campaign was in fact the first woman to manage a winning presidential campaign has said that she will leave the white she has said that she will leave the white house kellyanne conway at the end of this month with his just about a week away and in her statement she said she will be transitioning at the end of this month. nd, is also making changes and in her statement she linked to some of those changes. we disagree about plenty but we are united on what matters most the kids and she goes on to say is millions of parents nationwide no kids doing school from home requires a level of attention and vigilance that is unusual at these times. continuing with this, this is completely my choice and my voice. in time i will announce future plans but for now and for my beloved children it will be less drama, more mama and everyone knows there's been quite a bit of drama there, her daughter has been tweeting a lot lately and requesting emancipation from he

kellyanne conway announcing she is leaving the trump administration, citing concerns about her faly.president trump approval of plasma therapy as a covid-19 breakthrough. >>> breaking overnight, a police officer shooting a black man multiple times in wisconsin. the terrifying moments after jacob blake tried to get into his car caught on camera. hundreds of angry protesters gathering at the scene overnight. police deploying tear gas. the victim in serious condition. his fiancee now speaking out about the incident.kids in e ck. >> the latest on the investigation. >>> scorching battle. california fights more than 500 wildfires burning nearly 1 million acres. the historic inferno kills at least seven people, and now two of the largest wildfires in golden state's history could get bigger. new warnings this morning. >>> abc news exclusive, in their first joint interview as the official democratic nominees, joe biden and kamala harris making their case for the white house. the former vice president saying he is not ruling out a second term and what he now says about new taxes. >>> and make your mond

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kellyanne conway announcing she's leaving her post to focus on her family.hite house correspondent peter alexander and white house bureau chief for "the washington post," phil rucker. phil, kellyanne conway may be one of the president's best communicators, surrogates. when he won in 2016, she was standing right next to him on that podium. he thanked her personally. will her absence be felt today, and who could you see stepping in to fill this void? >> it may be, steph. kellyanne conway is one of the longest serving aides in the white house to the president. she made history herself as the first female campaign manager of a winning campaign and has been responsible for a lot of the messaging and communications from the president over these last few years. she's taking a back seat to focus on her family. there are only two months left in this campaign so i'm not sure any particular adviser is going to come in to fill that role. but we should keep in mind there are a number of other people who play similar roles around the president including hope hicks, his lo

. >> julie: let's bring in kellyanne conway, counsel to president trump. kellyanne, good to see. want to start with tammy duckworth's comments. she says that president trump should push for a gun-control bill in the g.o.p. led senate. she right? >> her evidence of the gun show loopholes having created this wave of violence in these democratic-controlled cities is what? i know she's auditioning for vice president for joe biden, she's got stiff competition, so she's going to say things to mollify the hard left. let's see, you just reported very crisply that they are pointing lasers and cops' eyes, in some cases temporarily or permanently damaging their eyesight, throwing rocks and bricks and worse. some aren't even using guns. the violence is leading to vandalism and gun shooting and the rest of it, but some of these cities have the strictest gun control laws in the country, and this is what is happening. so many of our babies are being shot to death before they can even get a start at life. president has said that he would be happy to send in the feds, the feds have been in some o

and i -- i happened to see kellyanne conway tonight. and as you know, kellyanne conway and i haven't always agreed, eye to eye, on things. but i have to say that i do have to commend her for what she's doing with her family. and not many people who have positions as high -- vaunted positions as she has and her husband, and especially men, would step back to take care of their family. and i think she's doing the right thing. and i think she should be commended for that. don't necessarily agree with everything she says and even the policies that she is standing behind this president. but i think she is doing the right thing, in this moment. she's being a good mother. and i think many people could follow her lead on that. there are times when i wish that my parents would've spent more time with me when i was -- when i was a kid. but they were working and trying to make ends meet. i understand that. but i think that she's doing the right thing. and i actually wish her well. >> i think you could benefit from more parenting, now. >> yeah. wel

kellyanne conway is leaving to focus on her family. george conway is stepping back as a leader of the lincoln project. he says he still supports the republican group's antitrump mission. >> one of the conway's high school daughters has generated attention. kellyanne conway said they disagree on plenty but they're united about their kids mattering the most. the decision is my choice and my voice. for now and for my beloved children it will be less drama, more mama. they're coming into a fall season of at-home learning. four kids, it's tough. >> a lot of stressors. it is going to be a big week for republicans. a slipped down democratic national convention. bucking tradition, president trump is said to appear every night of the convention. he's pushing aides hard to deliver a blockbuster event, never mind pandemic limitations. speakers tonight include prominent trump allies and a black state representative from georgia who endorsed the president, withdrew from re-election and accused his own party of bigotry. >> this will inspiring people

. >>> shake up after months of family drama playing online, kellyanne conway, one of the president's closest aides announces she is stepping down. the surprise move, just days before she is set to speak at the republican national convention >>> and miracle baby a newborn panda at the national zoo defies the odds and captures hearts today, monday, august 24th, 2020 >> from nbc news, this is "today," with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> hi, everybody. good morning welcome to "today. welcome to monday. good to have you with us >> it's great to see you, too, savannah we have a busy morning as the republican national convention gets under way tonight, amid that shakeup at the white house. we'll get to those in a bit. >>> first, we have a big story in the weather department to kick things off. >> twin storms, that's our overnight it's the opening act of a hurricane double threat. >> so we're going to get basically a right hook from marco and laura. >> reporter: laura doing damage as a tropical storm carving up caribbean islands and claiming three li

night one of the rnc, president trump's unannounced appearance, when he said top adviser kellyanne conway set to speak this week after her unexpected announcement. >>> back to school battle teachers fighting florida's order to reopen in-person classes, who a judge sided with late today. >>> the emergency fda approval for covid plasma therapy, how well does it work and the first documented case of a survivor reinfected >>> wildfire disaster, seven now dead as more than 600 fires rage, over 1.4 million acres scorched. >>> the shocking scandal, jerry falwell jr. reportedly resigning from liberty university after revealing his wife's affair, the blackmail scheme he now alleges. >>> the stunning reversal, scott peterson's death sentence for the murder of his pregnant wife lacey overturned. >>> the miracle baby taking the country by storm. >> announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone, leave it to 2020 to send two dangerous tropical storm systems bearing down on the gulf coast at virtually the same time as we come on the air a somewhat weaker tropical storm

these before she lves the administration, kellyanne conway will take the stage.t night, his wife, melania trump, made remarks from the rose gden and other women made their pitches, too. >> to mothers and parents, you are wor -- warriors. champion for women.as been a >> he has more women on his team than any president before. >> he willh fin what he started, to keep this a land of opportunity for everyone. we must make sure that women are heard, and let the american dream continues to strive. katty: despite those statements, pollsha showmr. biden has a sizable lead when it comes to women voters. he is currently beating the president by 16 percentage points among female voters. it may not be as domant as it that hillary clint won thewed female vote, but still lost the election. so it is questionable if that lead can carry joe biden into jane, the first night of the convention we heard about the dire situation there would be in america if joe biden was elected. lastom night, a softer tone the speakers, trying to appeal do they feel it isorking? jane: h i think of an

. >> meanwhile, laura trump spoke, along with the white house press secretary, also kellyanne conwayher star turn, as she's about to leave the white house. we're joined by aisha mills, and jason johnson. jason, i'll mention, i had thought i was going to throw to a sound bite of kellyanne conway, but consider it an early christmas president for you that we didn't have that clip. i know you can always do without kellyanne, but mike pence keyed into something that was a legitimate debate, which was this whole republican convo at the dnc. what did you think about the argument, and also the fact that he felt the need to make it? >> it's a reflection of the fact that they're losing. they're worried about the republicans, the lincoln project, republicans in droves are saying, this current administration is not doing their job. we don't want to vote for them anymore. mike pence tried to make sure they're not hemorrhaging republicans the way they've been the whole time. i didn't find his argument to be particularly convincing, nor his whole speech. i know he used to be a radio host, but he wo

kellyanne conway says the reason for her departure is to focus on her family. she has been one of president trump's longest-serving aids. this is not the only change in the conway household. her husband, george conway, a conservative lawyer and a very often a critical president trump is leaving his job with the lincoln project. the lincoln project is an outside group of republicans working to defeat president trump in november. in a statement conway called her time with in the trump administration, having an humbling. >>> cabinet today, postmaster general is scheduled to testify before the house oversight committee. he is expect it to face a lot more intense questioning from house democrats than he did on friday when he testified before a republican senate committee. democrats accuse him of trying to help president trump in the november election. the hearing today comes after the u.s. house passed a bill on saturday to deal with the mail delivery disruption. that bill provides $25 billion in funding for the postal service. >>> we need to make sure that everythi

that's kellyanne conway. do you agree? >> i didn't think she said this helps us. says that was presenting a choice because joe biden isn't acknowledging it. the biden strategy is this. he will ride covid and race to victory. the race thing has backfired. so he's hoping for a second wave. to tie your political fortunes to a second wave of coronavirus where more people die, doesn't really taste very good when you say that. it's also something that you can't control. coronavirus cases have been cut in half. coronavirus deaths have been put in more than half recently. hospitals have plenty of ppe and they have space. next month, we're having schools open, football happening and businesses opening. joe biden's campaigning like we're in april and it's a lock down. right now the latest poll two weeks ago, pugh, said the top issue in the election is the economy, covid was ranked fourth tied with crime. i would bet now crime is above covid and donald trump's trusted to handle the economy by ten points over joe biden. there is a study by franklin templeton with gallup. they

>> well, you know, first of all, kellyanne conway said the quiet art out loud. administration now is actively rooting for more violence and chaos and destruction and they will paint it as joe biden's america even though last i checked, we're living in donald trump's america but be that as it may, should he go to kenosha? i'm inclined to take the word of the elected officials there of the governor and the other state officials and local officials who say no, who say this is the wrong time for the president to come and it does take a lot of resources away from the kind of peace keeping that they need to do still in kenosha and the investigating they still need to do in kenosha. it a lot of unfinished business there. so i don't think he should but apparently, he will. and i also think, i mean, i thought shaq's report was really interesting but i think we ought to anticipate a good deal of volatility in public opinion in wisconsin just because of what is going on and what continues to go on there. so i don't think anything is set in stone one way or the other but i

tonight at 8:30 eastern with vice resident mike pence, karen pence, and counselor to president trump kellyanne conway. listen on on c-span, the c-span radio app, live .treaming on c-span.org/rnc our newsletter offers a synopsis of the day's event sign up at spin.org/connect. >> us speaker nancy pelosi and senate minority leader chuck schumer host a video rest conference for the democratic national committee. they spoke about the republican convention and its message to voters. this is half an hour. >> four years ago, donald trump said, i alone can fix it. this year he is ignoring challenges facing working families. there are threats of a dark future if trump is not reelected, imaginary accomplishments, and lies about joe biden that have been disproven and debug. -- debunked. unoriginal yet thoroughly unsurprising. as far as this press conference goes, the best is yet to come. i will turn it over to nancy pelosi. you forpelosi: thank hosting us on this important subject, the health and well-being of american families. the chaos presidency of donald crisisas brought further to american families

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i think kellyanne was candid. she would say these are blue governors, these are democrats.hat's what she's going to say she was talking about. it's very clear this is exactly what they are doing. and, you know, i think sometimes candor can be interesting in a political campaign and we heard it today. >> we're told the president's speech will last about one hour on the south lawn of the white house. about 1,500 to 2,000 people have been invited to sit there and listen to the president. that's it for me. i'll be back in an hour to continue special coverage. "erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>>"outfront" now, jacob blake, the 29-year-old wisconsin man shot by police, is conscious and talking. this according to andrew yang. he just spoke to blake's father and i'm going to speak to andrew yang about what he learned from him and what the families wants you to know. prosecutors file six charges including homicide against the 17-year-old over those deadly shootings in wisconsin. and several prominent repu

obviously, we will see kellyanne conway.scernible] she is going to step down from the administration at the end of the month because of family issues. she has been one of the closest aides to the president from the outset. she was the campaign manager that got america -- she was the first woman to be part of that. i think all eyes will be on her tonight. [indiscernible] host: you can watch at all 8:30 p.m. c-span at on our website c-span.org, or download the free c-span radio app. we will cover it from beginning andnd uninterrupted afterwards open up our phone lines, and provide analysis. reidsville, north carolina. democratic color. what did you think of last night's convention? caller: my question is, i didn't really see any republican , anyone that republicans had previously worked for the president speak on his behalf, which is unusual. there are so many republican formed for joee biden. that usually doesn't happen. there are at least five or six groups, and several groups are doing ads. i think that is interesting for t

i 4:00 p.m., "the washington post" sits down with white house counselor kellyanne conway to talk about the response to the pandemic and other issues. that is live at 4:00 p.m. eastern. all of these events live on c-span and c-span.org or listen in live with a free c-span radio app. c-span,re watching you're o unfiltered view of government, created by america's cable television companies as a public service and brought to you by or television provider. >> white house counselor kellyanne conway was among the featured speakers last night, the third day of the republican national convention. we will be showing you her entire speech in a moment. first, lou holtz, former college football and nfl coach, who spoke last night. >> many may know me as that football guy. this is a pleasure, blessing and an honor who -- president trump is a consistent winner, an outstanding leader and deserves to be reelected as president. first, i want you to know that i grew up in a one-bedroom bedroom house in west virginia. i may have been poor but the lessons my parents taught me were priceless. they taught me

, and will include speeches from vice president mike pence, his son's wife laura and key adviser kellyanneway. "leave or face death" — as hurricane laura approaches, people living in the us coastal regions of texas and louisiana are given a stark warning. now on bbc news, it's hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. the global covid—19 pandemic has put a spotlight on the relationship between scientists and policy makers. leaders across the world have responded to the science with everything from respect to scepticism, foremost amongst the sceptics presidentjair bolsonaro of brazil, one of the countries hit hardest by the virus. my guest, brazilian microbiologist natalia pasternak, has launched a crusade against her president in the name of science. is she winning the argument? natalia pasternak in sao paulo, welcome to hardtalk. thank you, stephen, for having me. it's a pleasure to have you on the programme. let's start with the claim from your president, jair bolsonaro, that the worst of the coronavirus epidemic in brazil is now over. would you agree? of course not. we're still

when the white house counselor kellyanne conway is saying goodbye to the trump administration. conway says that she'll be leaving her post at the end of the month citing quote family as a reason for her departure. her husband george conway who works for an anti trump republican group called the lincoln project. we'll also be leaving his position kellyanne is scheduled to speak at this week's republican national convention, but it's unclear if she will actually do so we'll keep you posted. coming up next on the fox 40 news the postmaster general will testify in front of the white house committee today. >>to answer questions about changes to the post office that could impact mellon boat. and before we head to break we're going to take a little peek outside we're checking in on the golden gate bridge still smoky and cloudy this morning. we'll have your full forecast coming up just a bit. >>welcome back everyone happening today another congressional hearing for postmaster general lewis dejoy he'll be grilled about the changes that went into effect this summer. but some say could hi

if you take a step out from there, you start to get people like mark short, kellyanne , but karen ismith the only one really on the inside. looking to access hollywood -- a report in the book. there had been reporting that they were ready to drop off the ticket. that was discussed based on who i spoke with. pushwere not ready to trump off, that probably would have been his best chance. i reported more for business insider just last week, there was an effort to remove trump as -- led by a led bay series of -- including kitty walsh. there was a phone call that weekend made by donors who said they were acting on behalf of republican party chairman reince priebus to pence's top aide, and they said they were ready to replace trump on the ticket with pence. they did not even have to say yes, just go ahead and get the gears moving. marty, the chief advisor to pence said no. and there is a good reason politically and strategically for that. roundlyys, trump was expected to lose. if you are pence into his people, you look at that in say we will be catapulted to the front of the line for 2020. all