and then of course there's kellyanne conway! she is the reason jim acosta became a bed wetter. get to tyrus later. so last saturday i did a live show in birmingham, alabama. it was a great time had by all, especially me. whoever sent the three little people strippers to my trailer after the show, it was greatly appreciated. it's amazing what they can get up to when you stack them. like a sleeve of ritz crackers. [scattered laughter] >> greg: that's the thing about doing his live shows, people give me things, and not just cold sores. they give me stuff unicorns, home baked brownies, a sketch of me half naked lying on a bearskin rug. and that from pete hegseth. i remember posing for that sketch, he in the role of jack and me as rosen titanic. i should stop, but my point is i get a lot of stuff handed to me and it's impossible to look at everything. usually i leave some things behind him a except the ones i can smuggle onto the plane and then gently remove in the bathroom. but saturday, a gentleman handed me an envelope stuffed with paper. it is something i would normally have som

joe biden is an illegitimate president. [ laughter ] but probably the person i miss the least is kellyanne whose shamelessness truly knew no bounds. she was somehow the trump administration's most prolific and also worst liar. she wasn't even smooth about it. she lied the way your kids lie "did you do your homework, teddy? "not only did i do all my homework for the entire school year and all of everyone else's, i also did the laundry." "okay, yeah. [ laughter ] go do your homework. "what gave it away was it the laundry?" [ laughter ] to this day, i still think the quote that should follow her for the rest of her career is this moment from march of 2020, where she insisted in the most condescending way possible that the coronavirus outbreak was under control. >> it is being contained and do you not think it's being contained? >> i'm not a doctor, i'm a lawyer >> well, you said it's not being contained. so, are you a doctor or a lawyer when you say it's not being contained? that's false >> the virus is spreading -- >> you just said something that's not true. >> seth: she always sounds like s

. >> jesse: you mentioned collusion i'm glad you did kellyanne.o in their right mind would oppose law enforcement looking into threats of violence against teachers? saw some of those crazy comments coming out of congress, which again are absolutely political statements and the a.g. letter is something that is very consistent with the fbi's mission to understand whether there is a broader sort of criminal activity going on? this is not targeting first amendment protected speech. this is not targeting parents. >> jesse: i guess his lover, lisa page wasn't available. they only had to go to peter. >> no sexting there. is there a worse messenger, actually for the truth than peter strzok? dusting him off was not helpful. listen to what he just said. that was really frightening. in other words, i think this whole strategy of tripling down on the democrats have the strategy memo where they will triple down on going against critical race theory saying it's not real, pushing back on parents who want to go to school board meetings. fabulous, fantastic for th

former senior president -- i'm sorry, former senior counsel to president trump, kellyanne conway. i will start with you. in the mid-30s for joe biden is bad enough. 28% approval rating for kamala harris. i don't care if it's afghanistan, more people have died of covid this year than last, i don't care if it's a crisis at the border. i don't care if it's energy or inflation, everyone of these these are created by joe biden and kamala harris' policies. >> yes. sean, the biden-harris presidency doesn't seem to do anything well. there's not one issue where they are above water in the approvals. and by the way, these polls are coming from friendly media outlets, nbc news, now cnn, and the pole yesterday was really devastating because it showed the lowest approval ratings to date and why that's a problem for biden is also at 46% saying he's doing worse than they even thought he might. democrats -- 28% of democrats saying please don't run again next time and one data point that didn't get enough coverage is really important to the current conversation, that more people think the democrat

kellyanne conway -- >> and the trump agenda and youngkin. it's a provable strategy. want the voters to vote for you, don't insult them. a big lesson tonight. >> sean: back to the big board. we have 74% of the vote in, bill. 54-45. if you would have told me at this hour at 9:27 eastern time that virginia would have a republican up by nine, i probably wouldn't have taken the bet and i would have lost. >> i don't think i would have taken that bet either. the reason why we can call it is in northern virginia. this is fairfax county. you have less than 58% of the vote in. heavily populated part of the state. sean, population rank is one out of 133 counties. that's why we can't call it. republicans feel good. they think they can within lieutenant governor, the attorney general, the governor's race and they think they can take back the state house in virginia. so all of that is on the line now. three years ago, that state house was 50/50. based on the commonwealth rules, they put two names in a bowl and chose one. the republican was selected. that's how they won the majorit

[applause] i saw a lot of conversations and in the oval office and the great kellyanne conway is hereshe saw them. isn't she great? how many conversations ended when the president would simply say, well that's what i said i was going to do. you know we said we were going -- we said we were going to rebuild the military, we said we were going to cut taxes and we said we were going to move the american embassy to jerusalem. and it happened because the president kept the word he gave to the american people, plain and simple. [applause] norm: and i think the vice president is being modest with his humility. he is a very humble man. i know that voice said that's a promise that you made and it's a promise that should be kept. and the president pounded his fist and the promise was kept and we are all grateful. [applause] norm: a cumbersome and on the armed services committee this afternoon talked about the chinese communist party being a threat to america right now. the thought was that we brought china into, opened up, brought our ideas to them, that they would turn like us. as you kind of

kellyanne conway. jared kushner, no surprise.eputy white house press secretary, and mark short, former chief of staff to the vice president of the united states of america. it is our second story of the second hour for all the reasons donny articulated. maybe there are norms to be reexamined if someone like donald trump could have this job again. >> i think many of us playing at home kept a list perhaps on the night stand of things to fix. things we never imagined or the founding fathers didn't really envision. after the previous administration, we realize we have some holes that have to be filled. one is the fact that there is no real enforcement arm at the office of special counsel when you are talking about the president and those in his immediate orbit, his appointee the. it says the president himself has to discipline once on notice of hatch act violation, he has to take care of business. what if you don't have a president that takes care of business. what if he finds loopholes, gaps, exploits them because he knows he is the

this was kellyann last year. since then, she has left herjob as a nurse in intensive care.t - when you come out of it, and knowing that your colleagues are still doing it. _ kellyann, though, is still working in a nursing role at another hospital. covid patient numbers here are a lot lower than during the peak injanuary, but, added to others who are sick with a range of conditions, there is a heavy workload for staff, and resources are stretched. even under this strain, the dedication of greg, caroline, and the team is clear. it's all i've ever wanted to do, it's all i've ever done. we have to cope with days that are bad and days that are good, and months that are bad and months that are good, and not everybody survives, even though we pull out all the stops to try and help everybody. if nothing else, when i look back at the last 18 months, i can say that i gave it my all. their commitment is clear to see. a reminder, along with the latest vacancy figures, that looking after and retaining staff is vital for the nhs. hugh pym, bbc news, derby. the government's latest coronav

. >> kellyanne section 0 trust between police in those communities they are sworn to protect, talk about anger, talk about disparate treatment this is why people are so angry in this country. >> you look at that and say wow. what was he thinking? laura: these people are so stupid. response to these people, you apparently is a police officer in your own free time have no right to donate to a cause you would like to donate to. >> the city of north looked at was opinions that are approved so i thought as an american i could come to my own conclusion after watching the videos and collecting the evidence and being an average american expressing personal beliefs but if it is the wrong opinion i should be fired. laura: the police chief who fired you, didn't he attend a blm protest, is that right? >> you are right. he took a sign, blm sign that had the name of the person who was recently shot vinyl for police officer and demanded justice for that person at a time that the case was being reviewed by a prosecutor's office to determine if the officer's use of force was justified by law, he held tha

remember when kellyanne fitzpatrick, who is the president's counsel, was ought on her 11th violationthe hatch act, she was confronted by a journalist and said when does the jail sentence start. meaning, i know i broke it. i don't care. what are you going to do? . >> so what's the consequence of that, david. because i agree with you. steve bannon doesn't care if he is convicted of contempt of congress. he would end up in jail for a month and for entertainment value it would be the best thing that ever happened to him, even if it's in violation of the u.s. law. why does it matter bigger picture and what could or should be done about it? . >> i'm going to turn it pack to the people watching right now. in the bible god asked the question, who will go for us? and isaiah said send me. someone will do the job of protecting the american democracy for you. maybe it's special counsel mueller. maybe it's someone else. it's you. it's just you. you, your friends, your neighbors. because these are not -- there are not a few people operating in clandestine secret. the former president of the united

some of those named in the report include son-in-law and senior adviser jared kushner, counselor kellyanne conway, secretary of state mike pompeo, chief of staff mark meadows, press secretary kayleigh mcenany, and senior adviser stephen miller. meanwhile, the house committee investigating the january 6 capitol insurrection has issued subpoenas to 10 more former trump officials, including stephen miller and mcenany. mcenany made multiple claims about voter fraud both before and after the 2020 presidential election, including at her first news conference following trump's loss to joe biden. >> very real claims out there that the campaign is pursuing. this is a system that had never been tried and and or can history, mail-in voting is when we have identified as being particularly prone to fraud. amy: this comes as a federal judge tuesday rejected trump's latest bid to use executive privilege to block the january 6 committee from accessing documents related to his attempts to overturn the election. judge tanya chutkan said, "presidents are not kings, and trump is not president." the national a

. _ kellyann, though, is still working in a nursing role at another hospital. are sick with a range of conditions, there is a heavy workload for staff, and resources are stretched. even under this strain, the dedication of greg, caroline, and the team is clear. it's all i've ever wanted to do, it's all i've ever done. we have to cope with days that are bad and days that are good, and months that are bad and months that are good, not everybody survives, even though we pull out all the stops to try and help everybody. if nothing else, when i look back at the last 18 months, i can say that i gave it my all. their commitment is clear to see. a reminder, along with the latest vacancy figures, that looking after and retaining staff is vital for the nhs. hugh pym, bbc news, derby. the government's latest coronavirus figures show there were more than 117,000 new infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period. on average, there were over 43,000 new cases reported per day in the last week. 147 deaths were recorded, that's of people who died within 28 days of a positive

this accolade on the truth itself best expressed by b giuliani's had the truth is not the truth and kellyanne conley said they're entitled to their own alternate facts. if we can't agree on very basic facts we do not have theoe same shared experience, it doesn't work. and so i think that is been one of the most corrosive things but this relentless attack on truth. i'm sure you feel it, keenly as a journalist because the press is among the biggest targets for the former president and his accolades. he says you need to discreditha objective of media purging to persuade people the only truth is what you tell them. and so we cannot have another president like that we certainly cannot have a speaker of the house like that. >> there is a divide in this country and it feels it has only deepened over the years. we know it well, they watch their own favorite channels. they read their own favorite publications. there is a polarization and sorting that has happened geographically, ideologically, if you are trying to build a common truth and a common narrative, how do you convince a good portion of the c

just when they -- then she put -- you had people trying to reach the president former's aides, from kellyanne conway, alyssa -- who was a top communications person. please grisly pleaded with him, but there was just so few people there, there were so few avenues in. there is not that many people in that inner circle. and at this point the president's behavior are hardened, it may be shocking to realize again as we've reported in this piece and others and ourselves reported previously, that he was watching tv. taking it all in. talking about crowd size, sort of proud that his supporters, fighting for him. but by four years into his presidency, that was simply how he behaved. and, it should have not been that surprising on that day. >> phil rucker, current president is overseas, talking to worry leaders, talking about the environment. back here at home senator manchin is talking to cameras. is there any reporting on what may be a vote in either or both houses of congress? >> you know, brian, i'm not sure exactly when that vote is gonna happen. but what i heard from manchin today is much less ce

quick, one little scene that is so revealing right after the election, president trump calls up kellyanne conway and the long time advisor, how did we lose to that guy, biden. how did we lose? for a fleeting moment, he's privately acknowledging, he did lose, he lost to biden, but in the same period he's getting call after call from giuliani and people on the right from congress saying, it was stolen, it was stolen. in the same period talking to conway, gosh, i can't believe we lost, how did we lose to that guy, and he says, well, maybe it was stolen, it was stolen and that begins the drum beat that fuels this transition period. >> and so, another question, basically, was the cabinet ever close to considering 25th amendment or some way of relieving president trump of his powers? >> no, because the 25th amendment, the standard is the president disabled? and pence was, as vice-president, would be the one who would have to lead the charge on this, and he steadfastly refused to do it, but i think coming out of this experience and hopefully, there can be lessons learned. one of them is, is the

she would like say, no longer in the white house so it was this last man standing of jared and kellyanne this was from rj again . the republican party has tried to use doctor fauci as a bogeyman to motivate voters . how much damage does this do to the coronavirus response ? >> i think it does a lot of damage . these are presidents the medical advisor . he's still out on tv trying to tell the country what to do but you can see the damage . his approval ratings were high last year and you can see they taken quite get because the conspiracy theories about him and the son of eight towards him was combined last year to a specific part of the republican party and it's become way more widespread . doctor carlson is calling for him to be criminally investigated , for what i'm not sure at the rally over the weekend , marjorie taylor green they were mocking him . it's gotten really bad . it's kind of unbelievable how much they fixated on him all because he was inconsistent on masks more than a year ago now. and i think it did a lot of damage . he's kind of one of the most prominent scientists in t

you had people trying to reach the presidents, former aides like kellyanne conway pleaded with him, but there were just so few people there. there were so few avenues in. there's not that many people in that inner circle, and at this point the president's behaviors are hardened. it may be shocking to realize as we reported in this piece and others reported previously that he was watching tv, taking it all in, talking about crowd surprise. proud of his supporters fighting for him. by four years into his presidency, that was simply how he behaved, and it should not have been that surprising on that day. >> phil rucker, current president is overseas talking to world leaders talking about the environment. back here at home, senator manchin is talking to cameras. is there any reporting on what may be a vote in either or both houses of congress? >> you know, brian, i'm not sure when exactly that vote is going to happen. what we heard from manchin today, there's much less certainty about a deal than there seemed to be late last week when president biden departed for his overseas trip. it seems

kellyanne, you the perfect person to bring on to talk about virginia. you bring a lot of insight. thank you for joining me today. >> my pleasure, rachel. terry mcauliffe has not been 50% in any credible poll in ages. that's tough for somebody who is supposed to come the frontrunner and their presumed incumbent. that's how we beat hillary. we saw her not winning in states like wisconsin and pennsylvania and michigan, places where democrats had been dominant. you are not at 50%. you have a problem. go youngkin. >> rachel: you believe tomorrow glenn youngkin will win yes or no. >> yes. he has great momentum. yes. and a tremendous campaign. >> we have bullish. people on the inside feel very bullish. >> rachel: thank you, kayleigh , good see you. important math and reading skills are being ignored. just listen to one concerned father from virginia. >> these people are part of the woke nation. they don't care about the parents or the children at all, okay? when you see the school curriculum declining, where a fifth grader just starts to learn how to multiply and divide. that's a bad sig

. >> the first thing i did before i called the president was i called kellyanne conway and asked if she had spoken to him, and she said that she tried, but she couldn't get through. she said you have to call him. i tried four different ways i had found successful in getting in touch with the president over the years. first, i called his secretary. she didn't pick up the phone. i called his body person and he didn't answer his phone. then i called the white house switchboard and asked to be put through. and they said he was not available. and then i called his personal cell phone. now, i knew most of the time he didn't bring his cell phone into the oval office but i thought maybe he had it or in the residence, i didn't know where he was so i tried his cell phone and it went to voice mail and the president and i never spoke that day. >> we fight like hell and if you don't fight like hell, you're not going to have a country anymore. >> was president trump responsible for the insurrection on the capitol? >> i don't think the speech he gave that day caused what happened. >> that's worse than

probably best expressed by julie on who said the truth wasn't truth and kellyanne conway said they were entitled to their own alternative facts. if we can't agree on a very basic facts come if we don't have the same shared experience, democracy doesn't work. i think that's been one of the most corrosive things which is this relentless attack on the truth. i'm sure you feel it keenly as a journalist, because the press has been among the biggest targets for the former president and his acolytes. it's an autocratic playbook which says you need to discredit objective media. you need to persuade people that the only truth is what you tell them. and so we can't have another president like that and we certainly can't have speaker of the house like that. >> host: what's your prescription? there is a divide in this country and it has only deepened over the years. we know it well. they watch their own favorite channels. they read their own favorite publications. there is a polarization, and authority that has happened geographically, ideologically. if you are trying to build a common truth and a

list includes former secretary of state mike pompeo, former chief of staff mark meadows and adviser kellyanneed for multiple violations. >>> on the news, the january 6th panel intensifying its investigation of trump associates and their possible connections to the riots on capitol hill that's tonight at 7:00 eastern >>> the justice department launching an environmental justice investigation. at issue here is whether alabama's wastewater disposal practices discriminate against certain black residents and put their health at greater risk it is the first-ever such investigation by the justice department >>> and oklahoma supreme court has thrown out a $465 million opioid judgment against johnson & johnson. justices ruling that the state's public nuisance law shouldn't apply. quite the development. back to you. >> thank you very much, rahel solomon. >>> coming up, coinbase is two for two as a public company but at robin hood's streak will its streak continue? doordash reported wider than expected losses in the past three quarter but will the launch of the nationwide delivery service be a game chan

let's talk about this, kellyanne, the idea that the two met was important.ther de-escalating tensions or setting up the potential for progress down the road >> i think that both sides are breathing a sigh of relief this morning. there was a lot that could potentially go wrong in the u.s./china relationship. so the fact they had a meeting and not just any meeting, a three and a half hour meeting which i have to say is very extraordinary, most of the meetings last 30 minutes or an hour, is a good sign not just the economic issues that have dominated headlines and the larger u.s./china tensions for so long, but the human rights, taiwan, military exercises are really what's at play right now so the fact the read out on both sides was heavily focused shows what was discussed in the meetings i think overall it was positive. the fact they're opening channel of communications is imperative. there's a lot of tinder in the relationship so it's critical there's an open channel of communication. >> the taiwan red line that president xi has drown and called the ultimate

kellyanne and kathy were school chums.ockout she was, but that there was more to her than just that. >> she could have her choice of young men. she was beautiful. >> inside and out. it wasn't just her exterior beauty, she was a beautiful girl. but she had a sweet, kind, caring personality that was attractive to everybody. >> it was a small miracle, perhaps, that she turned out so well, given what was demanded of her, said her friends. >> her mother left when they were young. her grandmother lives with her for a while, but she was the caretaker of her siblings. she had a younger sister and younger brother and kathy pretty much mothered them and cared for them. >> she definitely was the mom. >> except on weekends when the school chums remember sneaking around the base to get a glimpse of the true stars among the young men there. no surprise it was the macho fighter pilots. >> the man in the uniform. >> yes, the man in the uniform. >> the man in the uniform. >> definitely, the jumper suit, very hot. kathy and i would always j

he along with kellyanne conway were sort of drive driving -- h out of the white house pretty quick. >enemy of the state. he always likes to put it -- but he has with his podcast and media would be the empire and wonderinged his way back into trump's good graces after election day. >> so certainly he has people around him and he's easy to play maga. a role that many trump's circle is not willing to do. >> he's will to do this and make himself the center of this and always asked for it. it remains to be seen whether others are doing it. >> jackie, you have been covering this one. steve bannon talking to his audience and afterwards came back to his hotel and addressed the audience saying he's happy to take his slings and arrow and everybody go out and fight. so many people were watching with steve bannon. did they have teeth? >> the answer in this case is yes. what is the future of this committee and how much does it rest on what happens to bannon here? >> i think privately there is a bit of concern about it as lemire eloquently say that -- if this trial results in that. i talked to a bu

he was trying to get to president trump, i know he talked to kellyanne conway to try to get him to gethe stakes. maybe there'll be more pressure to treat his family with more respect. remember, this is nato nation that prefers to have russian missile defense over the u.s. ainsley: say a prayer for his family. con branchlationings. he's an american -- congratulations, he's an american citizen. steve: all right. carley knows us it right now. >> reporter: a shocking headline. chicago police announcing a prolific carjacker is many custody and charged with a felony, but his age might shock you. >> -- arrested an 11-year-old for carjacking. reporter: yeah. he's being investigated for his role in several other recent carjackings around the city. the arrest comes as a crime wave hits the windy city. police investigating this after shots were fired into a room at st. anthony's hospital. no injuries were reported and no one is many custody. this as three people were killed and 26 hurt during a violent holiday weekend. >>> approximately 6.5 million illegal immigrants who crossed the border before