i'm kellyanne conway in for sean. biden harris administration is just weeks away from being only a distant memory for america. but, unfortunately, the horrific consequences of four years of incompetent leadership continue to plague our country. look no further than the southern border, where the historic humanitarian crisis they created continues. yesterday, just days after a 2-year-old girl was found by herself at the border, a 10-year-old boy from el salvador was discovered sobbing by the texas department of public safety. take a look. [speaking foreign language]. >> of course seeing an innocent child in that situation is heart breaking. but dangerous people, criminals, are crossing as well, including a your daneian national just caught crossing over the northern border and remember the venezuelan gang members taking over apartments in colorado. they have apparently moved on to new york city where several were just arrested in the bronx caught allegedly trafficking drugs and running a credit card fraud scam. but hel

kellyanne. thank you so much.yes, texas governor greg abbott, greg abbott has proposed to the incoming administration. also spoken with i just found out tonight, incoming border czar tom homan, a proposal of using private contractors that he had once used to bus migrants. over 128,000 of them, actually, to sanctuary cities to use those private contractors to actually bus migrants crossing illegally, to ice detention facilities, to remove them from the country and repatriate them back to their homelands. once president trump comes back into office. i spoke to tom homan. he agrees. he said, this is something that they can work on together because it will actually free up ice officers to let them do their job. they won't need to be driving busses, you know, across the country trying to repatriate these illegal aliens back to their homeland. but he will be able to use them to enforce on the city streets to make arrests and do the enforcement duties that they need to do just to give you some idea of how this worked, on

kellyanne, i did not have the layering detail. if you put obama people on top of the people in delaware and those camps maybe weren't getting along to begin with, you get a caldron there. >> peter doocy said david plouffe erased his platform on x >> harris: his statement was a look at what happened with the race. didn't have anybody's name in it. >> bill: the one thing i would say about this moment here, what is the tone is what i'll be listening for. how gracious is he in defeat? i thought the read-out that peter doocy gave us yesterday afternoon was important for america, frankly, that is that joe biden invited donald trump to come to the white house long before inauguration. that will happen. when we don't know. i would imagine it happens, you know, within the next days or weeks is my guess. peter didn't have an answer and maybe get a better idea coming up here. but i guess bear in mind joe biden is a couple of days away from saying donald trump and supporters are the kind of people you want to smack in the ass. i don't know wh

newt you look great, terrific, kellyanne, you look great live the pink, you to kellyanne. i think joe and jill biden voted for donald trump. >> no doubt. larry: i'm not really kidding. >> why wouldn't say, kamala harris she made few things clear in her campaign but she made clear i'm not joe biden, i'll be different. my presidency will not be joe biden, then the women of view surge her by asking her the same question, what would be different. she could not name a sing thing. forget that for a moment, she was to be the change maker. it is unders out that americans -- turns out americans saw donald trump that way, we should not be our priced he is is a pointing people to senior staff in his white house who are change makers and doers they will move with energy, and swiftness, he doesn't have another campaign to think about. he wants to get in in take a second chance. magnitude the none of us have seen, we're good catholics, we believe second chances, if i hear one more dopey say on other networks say, he wants loyalists, is there an organization or politician that says dislo

we'll talk about that with kellyanne conway, r, lowry and jason chaffetz. in a moment we have vivek ramaswamy. but first grady trimble is grand rapids, michigan. i've been there how about that. reporter: so has former president trump twice, this is where he ended his campaign in 2016 and 2020 and making his last minuter late night pitch to voters here in the wolverines state. ure can see here. former president will not take the stage for there are 6 plus hours, his supporters are here and ready to see him. >> he won 8 years ago when i was here, i missed 4 years ago, he lost, i'm here this time, i'm hoping that there is a repeat. reporter: you sound superstitious too. >> we all are. a little bit. reporter: this is the last rally of campaign but one of 4 for the former president on final day of the campaign. he has been making his closing argument in north carolina. he is in pennsylvania right now, and another rally in pittsburgh before here to michigan. and larry, sh he is sounding confident. >> the end of a journey, a new one that we'll be starting, the one

kellyanne? the deal on fox nation, all available episodes available now season one. i recently sat down with incoming donald j. trump. we had a far-ranging interview young man from aurora, california, saw somebody fall as he was looking through rear view mirror. called 911 and flagged down neighbors to help. not only was he honored. but the family thanked jalin by inviting to thanksgiving. the two families also plan to get together for christmas. what a special new friendship and inspiration to us all. beautiful. joey? >> joey: you got check this out. this is a video of a woman in australia who turns the corner electric garage door is going up and from it drops a giant snake. that's a python i'm told. let me tell you something. nope rope where i come from. only good snake is a dead snake. that's my belief. australians are crazy. oh, yeah, is he a frequent visitor. everything on that continent island can kill with you poison and venom or looks like an alien and they think it's cool. they live amo

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>> kellyanne. >> kellyanne conway. >> will: i don't know if it gets any stronger than kellyanne conway first time voter turned 18. >> yes, sir. >> are you excited? >> yes, sir i want my little sister to be safe and i want the deport all the illegals back and make the country better again. >> will: there we go. there you have it. first time voters. i think we can rattle off. hey, mark cuban i think people can rattle off smart, strong independent women around donald trump. i think lawrence as you have seen, everybody has already banked their vote. by the way there is another one. our first lady, melania trump. there is another one. ivanka. they are still ratling off names. >> lawrence: that first young lady. >> tulsi gabbard. >> will: wait, wait what did you say? >> sarah huckabee sanders, we love her. >> will: they keep coming up with names, lawrence. >> lawrence: we can keep doing this all day, will. thanks, brother. so the ballot battle, the legal challenge is already starting in key swing states. we're going to discuss it, next. ♪ i'm in a hurry to get things done ♪ i rush and rush u

i would agree with kellyanne on that.odcast and the tick tock you know, we have kids that are, you know, just turning 18. they're voting for the first time ever. and this is where you reach them. you know, barack obama right? what did he do? he did that whole grassroots thing. people thought he was crazy. one, two three bucks. right? it was very it was very smart, very helpful. tick tock podcast. very smart, very helpful. and my party to the point of blame game and not productive. what you do i tell my kids, if you mess up a test, look at what you did wrong, relearn it, try to understand it, retake the test, or do better going forward. and that's what we have to do. republicans did that, by the way, themselves in 2008 when barack obama won, when democrats had a larger majority in the house and the senate. and that's what democrats have to do now going forward. and the last thing with donors, there's always going to be a winner. there's always going to be a loser. if you write the check, you have a 5050 chance of getting y

is he sufficiently optimistic as kellyanne said? ending on a positive note? i love the golden era stuff, and i don't mean the gold standard. it's the golden era. >> make a distinction. larry: hi to make the distinction. >> the swearing in of the two parties is not new and amplified and underlined the trend and the promise of it always is going to talk about the white working class, but they're not the only working class people in the country. obviously so there's potential for the party to become more multiracial and seems as though we could see that tomorrow night. we'll see it with latinos and could see with black males as well. take a step back and outcome matter as lot obviously. but with all that's happened and all he's gone through and all the lawfare and indictments of bogus felony conviction in europe and the cusp of the presidency again, it's extraordinary. larry: it's the greatest political comeback in american history. i want to put that in. i don't know how it works tomorrow. none of the polls are voting anyway and we'll see. i mean, potentially.

kellyanne, you were there in january of 2017.s the most appropriate question to ask you now. how much different it will be for this time around and how he understands washington, understands government and will manage as commander-in-chief. >> it's a great question. it could be different. i believe it will be different. when president-elect trump and president obama met in the oval office they were both very gracious and in front of the cameras they both discussed how they really hadn't met each other before and meeting that was meant to last ten to 15 minutes went on for 90. they reflected. president obama said anything we can do for a peaceful transfer of power. if you succeed, america succeeds. a few short weeks later on january 5th, 2017, they had the famous oval office meeting talking about golden showers and russia collusion. next day jim comey and others in the intelligence community came to trump tower and comey pulled trump aside at the end of that meeting when you say how are the kids, will it snow tomorrow they weren't

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anyway, newt gingrich, kellyanne conway. thank you so much for coming by -- >> remember, larry. >> i was going to say, remember, he's the only person ever to have defeated donald trump and that's all he wanted. larry: [ laughter ] okay, well put. i'll see you both at mar-a-lago in a bit. the dc swamp is shaking in fear with trump naming tough new outsiders, pentagon, justice department, cia, oh my gosh. by the way, fbi too. let's hope we get something there. kash patel will weigh in for all the next up. catch kudlow monday through friday, 4:00 p.m. right here on fox business. fabulous fox business. can't get us at 4:00 for some crazy reason, please, text your favorite 9-year-old and she'll show you how to dvr the show and you'll never miss a joe biden vote for donald trump. i'm kudlow, we'll be right back. ♪ when you're a small-business owner, your to-do list can be...a lot. ♪♪ super helpful. ♪♪ [ cheering ] what are invoices? progressive makes it easy to see if you can save money with a commercial auto quote online so you c

through and republicans having to stand up for him, and then he went to the primary process, as kellyanne conway just said, he earned it state-by-state. and then came back to washington in the spring and went to the rnc and claimed the nomination. this is the greatest comeback that i have ever witnessed personally myself. so i look forward to seeing what he says to the country here tonight and to his supporters. back to you. >> bret: aishah, thank you. the harris team is now texting to say vice president harris will speak tomorrow and that will be her response to the election results. that's all we have from the harris team, which is really strange. from a p.r. perspective -- >> i also think it's a shame. i remember when john kerry did this to george w. bush in 2004. you work so hard, and i know they are disappointed, but you should concede and let your opponent have their election night. and let everybody that is there at trump -- at mar-a-lago -- where are they? they are in west palm beach. >> bret: at the convention center. >> let them have their moment without anyone -- i remember the

kellyanne, great to see you.st of all, i have heard you say on separate occasions that this is not all that surprising as we learn more, there are a lot of surprises, though. this was big and bold. not even like a secret. >> it's not a secret. it was a directive in writing and a policy. the poll itization of emergency funding for people have loved ones and houses washed away is beyond the pale. everybody should be outraged about this. it should not have been happening ever. let alone in the i think the high dungeon of an important campaign. everybody exercised about this campaign in swing states like georgia it turns out and north carolina and certainly florida. harris, let's remember even the two responses very distinct responses from president-elect trump and vice president harris. she is at a fundraiser in san francisco as if and he is on a plane down to georgia after i interviewed him for fox nation on his way to georgia and went to north carolina and other places as well. so the idea that you have to wait in

kellyanne? >> it's possible to have landslide i wrote about this.re ringing up the totals. donald trump has the first public polling path to 270 in his career. right now winning five of the seven swing states real clear politics of averages that would include pennsylvania. is he on the cusp of wisconsin. difficult to poll. she may pull off michigan. i just wanted to say this. one of his best things, smartest things donald trump did this cycle and he did it early was tell people to vote early if they felt comfortable. that was not easy for him. switch from 2020 and 2022. it made a difference. the loin ward and the rest of the 80 million for both candidates was that different. >> harold: everywhere should go vote. quoted in unity piece w.h. bush election is agreement. decision cleared a way for harmony and peace for whomever wins i hope they accepted it and allow our country to move on and get to higher ground. >> bret: commercials stop and commercials stop and the whole thing. >> harold: then there is that. >> bret: join us 6:00 p.m. eastern for the

counties, kellyanne. we are looking at here, where that vote was outstanding and whether it changes the dynamic. >> no question. and glenn youngkin has been a great partner to donald trump this whole time on the campaign trail. he told me personally when i asked him if he thinks it's really competitive a couple months ago, he said i think we're going to force harris to spend some time and money there. and that's happened, but it was ground zero for the parents rights movement, the school stuff in 2021. kamala harris' team was smart and strategic to go for the three states and the blue wall. since they've gone democrat from 1992 to 2020, 20 straight years with the exception of 2016, they've always voted as a block that they ran out of choices. i would have thought she would do better in the racially diverse sun belt states like georgia, arizona, nevada, even north carolina. she is in the very white states trying to become president of the united states. here's the problem i see for harris and the democrats

kellyanne was just talking about this a moment ago.5 points with this age group back in 2020. she had a significantly underperformed with the younger voters right now. want to jump back in and also talk about the hispanic vote and what we are seeing there. this also telling a huge story of the night. kamala harris getting 56% of the support there. donald trump, 40, okay? so she's leading by 16 points. biden led with this group by3211. again -- 21. again, she's understood performing there. i -- underperforming there. when it comes to the his hispanic vote, hispanic women, for example. harris is leading by 24 points with this group right now, biden led with this group by 34. hispanic women. underperforming there. comes with hispanic men. looked at this story. harris is up by 6 points with hispanic men. biden led with 19 points. so there is really some interesting stories developing with the younger voters and the hispanic vote out there. bret and martha, as you know or, we are heard it on the ground, a lot of those american hispanic vote

if i mean, or kellyanne? >> sure.'ve said all night and all week, gee, we don't know writing. we do know that the two parties had a primary season, and if only one party participated in it. the republicans. we had a lot of strong men, and i think one woman, running in the republican primary. one candidate spent a quarter of a billion dollars to get 9 electoral votes. another one got 97 electoral votes, spent over $100 million. i like them all very much, i'm glad they're part of the party. donald trump has expanded this party. good candidates expand their party demographically, geographicallyly. florida, iowa, ohio, these are states president obama won twice with well over 50% of the vote. he's going to get a million extra that votes in florida potentially tonight. so i have to push back a little bit about is it this effect -- every time there's a republican of note, of name out there that goes and supports kamala harris, liz cheney and john kelly, everybody has to cover it, they're missing the big story. the millions,

kellyanne was saying in every state it moved to the right. just a little bit.for number two. trump gains in deep blue states where he didn't win but look at new jersey. we both have houses there and love living there. harris is only plus five. biden was plus 15. illinois is where i was, just remarkable. new york, biden was plus 23. she is plus 11. >> look at the bronx, queens, new york. something i think president trump felt in his gut that there was movement in those areas and you look at what we saw in a lot of cities across the country. places like chicago where his margin was more than you would have expected. and i think what it proves is that the issue of immigration and crime that people were told didn't exist, you don't have a crime problem. it is fine. you saw a reaction to that. in retrospect when you look at the senate wins and some of them are still on the fence, there are places where they might have put money and dug if deeper to some of these other areas even in some of these senate races in these typically blue states. the country is changing is

kellyanne? >> but we have set all night, all week, here is what we know, the two party said a primary season and only one party participated in end. of the lot of strong men and i think at least one woman in the republican primary, they spent a quarter of a billion dollars to get nine electoral votes. another got 97 electoral votes, they spent over $100 million. i like them all very much, glad they are part of the party. donald trump has expanded this party. good candidates expand their party demographically, geographically. florida, ohio, won twice, don't even talk about them as swing states. a million extra votes in florida potentially to nitpick i have to push back a little bit about, is this -- every time there is a republican of name out there that goes and supports, harris, liz cheney, john kelly, everybody has to cover h, mainstream media, missing the big story, that millions, maybe tens of millions of could be people come up the rank-and-file people, they are not going to go on msnbc and

listen to mark cuban and insinuate that nikki haley, kellyanne conway, tulsi gabbard, elise stefanike. listen to him apologize. >> donald trump, you never see him around strong intelligent women ever. it's just that simple. they're intimidating to him. >> i wasn't saying that republican women aren't strong, intelligent women. that's not the case. i should have given an example that he has worked with kellyanne conway, tulsi gabbard, linda mcman and that would have clarified some of it but the reality is maybe you can correct me but i haven't seen him side by side with kellyanne conway in awhile and made the point to him talking about being seen with the women, not him not having worked with them. liz: if you have to explain what he said, aren't you basically using? he went on the view and he was on the view and in their wheelhouse amped up agreeing with what they think and what they say. so when you heard his non-apology, what's your reaction, senator? >> well, man plaining never works. when men start going into man plaining and tell him to stop dig them. going for justifyification a

two i know he worked with strong, intelligent women like kellyanne conway, ivanka trump and many othersasting cuban and the women around him saying the strongest of women, guys. >> carley: brooke singman coach i think it's a much. a woman who has thoughts on mark cuban's thoughts and national cochair, lara trump, listen. >> incredibly directing what they think of the american people. code back to hillary deplorable, irredeemable smelly walmart people, remember that question what they called as fascist and nazis and according to joe biden any woman who considers joe donald trump safety security around the country, closed border peace around the world, apparently we are weak and stupid. i don't think so, mark cuban, you obviously heard from susie well that very nice posting kellyanne conway, the first woman, by the way coaches successfully ran presidential campaign when donald trump won 2016. >> carley: karoline leavitt will join us later this hour to react to mark cuban's comments. there is also this, the man who drove the garbage truck that former president trump took a ride in wisconsi

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cuban also when he was doing his explainer mentioned kellyanne conway so we'll bring in kellyanne conway to respond to that. she was the campaign manager for the successful 2016 race and senior advisor at the white house to president trump! former president trump also getting a lot of reaction to a comment he made about former republican congresswoman liz cheney. she was vice chair of the january sixth committee and is now supporting vice president harris despite the fact she and her family are long-time republicans and she says that she considers this comment to be a quote death threat. watch. >> she's a radical war hawk. let's for her where the rifle standing with 9 barrels shooting at her. let's see how she feels about it. when the guns are trained on her face. they're all war hawks when they are sitting in washington on a nice building saying let's send 10,000 troops right into the mouth of the enemy. but she's a stupid person. >> martha: here's some of the reaction to that comment from the media. watch this. >> donald trump calling for liz cheney being shot in the face this is not n

voting their will. >> kellyanne might want to jump on to this as well. when the voters are telling you since may of 2021 that immigration and inflation and the economy are the number 1 issues and it's been consistent every month since then, maybe you should listen to them. when you look at -- for some people, abortion, pro life, pro choice is the number 1 issue. if you're a single issue voter. but if you looked at all of the polls that said it was down below, it wasn't their top issue. it was economy, immigration, crime. sometimes democracy, but down below, abortion, foreign policy, et cetera. i think some of these state referendums that worked very well for them in 2022 did not do as well for them in a presidential election. >> bret: it's a re-alignment. this is a re-alignment of the republican party. there's no doubt. we thought it in 2016. it's now fully implemented in the face of what was everybody's point. fascism, hitler, nazi, madison square garden. a puerto rican comedian that they said would move the puerto rican vote around the country. a major

bring in our panel, brit hume, dana perino, harold ford jr., kellyanne conway, and karl rove.t a great group we have to go through this evening and as bill was saying, brit, we are just getting started. those are all sort of just possible scenarios that we are looking at. how are you feeling tonight and what are you looking forward to? >> brit: i'm feeling about the way i felt three hours ago like we don't know anything. we do have this enormous poll which is telling us as was described why people are voting and so on. the bottom line or top line on this poll is it's saying the same thing that every other poll we have seen for -- aggregate basically is too close to call, toss-up, coin toss, all of rest of it, so here we are, we start off the evening having taken the biggest poll and maybe the biggest poll in history, 115,000, 120,000 people in the sample and right where we have been. too close to call coin toss. >> bret: dana, 30,000 feet we are finally here. there is a lot to talk about. are the right kind of voters showing up for each party in the key places, philadelphia, m

. >> brian: kellyanne conway, for example, ran first campaign and why choose to put kellyanne conwayn charge of rescuing his campaign if he did not want strong women. you don't marry melania trump, who speaks multiple languages and her composure and power she possesses, book is number one, that is powerful, a successful model and look at his first wife, ivana. she was strong, another eastern european woman. >> ainsley: she ran his business, the casino and plaza hotel. >> brian: he profiles opposite of what mark cuban said. >> steve: mark cuban did apologize and tried to walk it back. donald trump got on x and he said, cuban thinks he's hot stuff, he is nothing. he is wrong. i surround myself with strongest of women, all women are great, whether they are strong or not. >> lawrence: why are they still talking about donald trump? this entire election talking about him. no hope for the future, no what they are going to do to fix problems. you would think they would want to close on a high point. they have nothing, they have absolutely nothing. every single issue with exception of abortio

you'd say kellyanne conway, this is unprecedented, it's inappropriate.te. it's not illegal. we thought when democrats were in power, they would change the rules. and before you ran for president you would be legally forced to show your taxes and all these things. it never happened. now we have trump oligarchy. >> you were practicing that one. >> that's a hard one to follow. in fact, if you look at the people around joe biden, they were some of the worst in terms of conflicts of interest. basically his entire inner circle was full of former lobbyists. >> hold on. >> that's true. they were former lobbyists. when they worked in the white house, they had absolutely no real-time conflicts. the conflicts we are talking about with trump are live right now. kelly loeffler right now, what's happening with her company and truth social, and she's going to get a post in the white house. you can't compare the conflicts in the biden white house -- >> and who's going to say something? >> i think we're going to keep doing it. i want to ask donny a question. as a 78-year

he knows he has worked with strong intelligent women like elaine chao, kellyanne, ivanka and many others. former president trump is blasting cumin and defended the women around him and sissy surrounds himself with the strongest of women. maria: unbelievable, thank you very much. now they have to clean up garbage, they have to clean up women around him our job and they have to clean up her campaign without the celebrity saying a lot of nothing. >> the transcript altering something to 60 minute scandal all over again and there was a lot of fuss over the misty comedian garbage joke but he was a surrogate and meanwhile the national review said biden is a sitting president is united states. his garbage stinks a lot worse. i'm hesitant to say any of these gaps will move the needle but if you're dormant young male voter, this could give you a basket of deplorable's, dÉjÀ vu for you to turn out, that's the key trump needs to mobilize men in the swing states because women are outpacing them right now in the early vote. it's all going to come down to whether men show up on election day let mark cu

i think maybe he might listen to her because, you know, he listened to kellyanne conway who helped to get him into the presidency. >> this is the question we've been railing about about democracy online. this is that dynamic we're talking about is everything. >> a very smart gentleman i talked to recently who didn't want to be named -- >> we wish you would tell us. it was donny. >> yeah, i don't -- i'm not smart, i talk to smart people and know enough to listen to them. >> that's not true. >> here's the thing, we stand on the precipice of a redefinition of america's role in the world. perhaps if americans voted for anything they voted for that. the way that we stand astride what's going on in europe, the way that we be the leader when it comes to the world trade organization, so to speak, the way that the world is organized. >> i don't think people voted that way. >> i think that people do not -- i think that people do not necessarily want any longer america to be the policeman of the world. >> that's true. >> america to be the one enforcing rules and regulations. the idea is we did t

worked with kellyanne conway on that. and we are talking about trafficking. major issues in this country. we have a child slave labor problem. she will track it down and be relentless and long time ally of former president trump. and that's key. she knows the president. she understands what he wants to accomplish. and i know you have to keep the department of justice separate. but it was eric holder that said i'm here to be president obama's wing man. and poland has that same approach who could blame her? meanwhile our next guest is considering -- under consideration. and one of the finals to be donald trump's fbi director. and just met with the president-elect last week. former michigan congressman and perhaps even the next fbi director mike rogers joins us now. first off, crushing loss, double dignity deficit. lost by point 3%. how do you deal with that? what do you tell your team? >> listen, i had one of those where i won by, you know a very -- 111 votes and i have had one now that i have lost by .3%. i prefer winning it's a lot better. listen, we have don

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former adviser kellyanne conway and several aides tell the washington post they expect mr. trump to intervene if necessary. the ban is currently facing legal challenges from tiktok. several states, including california, have also sued the app, alleging it's addictive and harmful to children. we're learning more details about the struggles of south san francisco based 23andme. today, the genetics company is reporting it's not making as much money as it used to. this comes a day after 23andme announced it's cutting 40% of its workforce. that's about 200 jobs. in the fiscal second quarter, the company reported $44 million in revenue. that's down $50 million from the same period last year. the ceo and wojcicki says they're restructuring which includes shutting down. therapeutics programs a former medical examiner took center stage in the high profile murder trial of nima momeni. nima momeni is charged with the murder of bob lee, the cash app co-founder who was stabbed to death in san francisco last year. prosecutors were also able to cross-examine a friend of his sister, who wa

kellyanne conway, good to have you here.s is the 20 first century civil rights issue, education in america but we are up to the challenge. can i start by giving you the nation's report cards? in america according to the national assessment of educational progress, congressionally mandated large-scale assessment administered by the national center for education statistics, you in math proficiency, 35% of white students are proficient in math while 14% of hispanic students are proficient in math, 9% of black students are proficient in math, 38% of white students are proficient in reading, and 16% of black students are petitioned in reading. here's my question for you. why hasn't this crisis in america led to political conversation during the election? >> thank you to jeannie allen who i work alongside of for decades, she doesn't look when it is true. and to all of you, thank you for being here tonight, supporting the scholarship and center for education reform, standing up and putting up and speaking up on behalf of america's

kellyanne conway. live coverage on c-span. >> i was thinking about what i might say on this post election, likely to be edgy night with mixed emotions. high anxiety for the future. it hit me and i literally started humming, "it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood. would you be mine?" i looked up mr. rogers lessons. out pops this berkeley article from 2018 about how mr. rogers gives us ideas about being great neighbors. be kind to one another, caring, good behavior. we could make a difference. work to make a difference right where we are. the author said mr. rogers worked in his own context. he did not march against jim crow but he cast black actors on his show. mr. rogers reminds us we can work for the well-being of the most vulnerable wherever we might be and whatever work we do. in other words there are many ways to say "i love you." there are many ways to love america's kids. i can think of no one better to represent the many ways then the innovators working in their own neighborhoods and communit

both of his campaigns run by women, susie, kellyanne conway, and this announcement. it is clear she was the brains behind everything. everything like her. that is important. you need respect but if you know what you are doing and treat people decently just like trump does you are going to succeed. she can be trusted. this is going to continue, so will the administration. stuart: you are having too much fun. tammy:i'm not tired of women and i don't think anyone else is. stuart: you will get tired of winning. stuart: msnbc's stephanie rule is going after voters who went for trump. what is she saying? lauren: she called trump voters uninformed as she tried to explain how trump won. >> elon musk buys twitter and uses it almost exclusively to be a propaganda machine and we accepted it. we accepted a narrative that despite a great economic recovery, we don't feel good so we want to reject it and get something else. what will a future hold? now that america has just decided we are going to find out. lauren: trump is not an unknown quantity. most americans said they were bet

republican has not done in 20 years joining us "new york times" best-selling author fox news contributor, kellyanneart off with the idea of it is time to heal the nation. can trump bring us together and heal the nation after all of the division we've all witnessed experienced. >> yes, maria i know he can i was standing next to him in 2016 he rewrote that section of the speech said i want to be president for all americans including those did not vote for me more than a few, joe biden has word unity, unity, unity unifying, we never saw it he delivered most divisive vice president in modern times became nominee i think president trump has no, no election ahead ever again, he is going to work with energy and alacrity to undo a lot of negative, positive ln.g permits war on fossil fuels energy dependency, worst obviously, border he can act swiftly in economy and so on. how many people in life get a second chance this huge? very few if any, so he is going to take that use that as a springboard for policy, unify yes, but maria i would ask that question of the other side, because in the end kamala harris wa

she made a name for herself on social media in 2020 for opposing the political views of her mum, kellyanne house. what do you think about donald trump's victory? i what do you think about donald trump's victory?— what do you think about donald trump's victory? i would like to say that i am surprised _ trump's victory? i would like to say that i am surprised that _ trump's victory? i would like to say that i am surprised that i _ trump's victory? i would like to say that i am surprised that i am - trump's victory? i would like to say that i am surprised that i am not i that i am surprised that i am not surprised at all. i had been saying this for weeks, i said i really do think he's going to win was not i sent it in my democratic circles, and i was called crazy i can fit harris campaign had trouble building a coalition in swing states. in all states, really. margins from 2020 to 2016 and the blue states trump dramatically. she underperformed in every blue county and state on the map. this is something i don't think that the harris campaign was expecting, i don't think young voters were expe

some of those 2016 people who came in early, kellyanne conway, corey lewandowski, he's back in the fold. steve bannon, still an outside advisor, i'm told, not planning to go back to the white house. but i think these are people who will continue to be in his he'll be in his ear. but i wonder to your point, though, lester, when we look at this campaign, one of the things that was much different than what we saw in 2020 and 2016, aside from the candidate himself, the operation was far more disciplined than what we saw in those previous two election cycles. absolutely. chris lacivita, who i covered for a long time as a political reporter in virginia, siouxsie wiles, they kept him they at least kept the overall message of the campaign. you know, very focused throughout the entire time. now, he would get off the rails from time to time. that made their lives difficult, but you found them keeping everyone together and focused on a specific message. but look, but look at the donald trump we have seen in just the last few months in terms of messaging, and he's about to take the stage. let's lis

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their own style of communicating with donald trump, whether it was hope's picks behind-the-scenes or kellyanney, and they were known for being able to deliver messages to him that maybe some of the men around him couldn't. >> reporter: another analyst to cover the trump white house, and economy of the "new york times" told npr, trump did not see those women is direct competition with him as he saw people like political status steve bannon. >> these women that survive kind of play along with him. there is no evidence that they challenged him , or wanted to be seen as kind of the main player here they were often times obsequious to him. >> reporter: and trump's critics say, there is hypocrisy at play, but while trump elevates and trust him women, he denigrates others such as women who served under him and either left and unsure terms or challenged him. like omarosa newman , fired from the first trump white house. this is what trump called her after she published a book sizing him. >> she is a lowlife. >> reporter: for nikki haley, ambassador to the wind in trump's first term, a loyalist until sh

first policy chief brooke rollins linda mcmahon also with a fpi former wwe exec came up for nothing, kellyanneonway, of course we o know killian and governor sarah sanders, kayleigh mcenany, in the list goes onba and on.o co of course cuban was respondingur life comments made by former president trump. >> if people tolwantd me four ws ago no coach i would protect the people but i want to protect tho women but please, sir, please do say that, we think it is very inappropriate for you to sayhem. something.to p well, i am going to do it without the women like it or not. it will protect them, i'm going to protect them from migrants coming in. i want to protect them from foreign countries that want to hit them with missiles and other things. >> laura: it is clear what he o means, that he would be a strong president.tor a protector. the president is supposed to protect us from our borders,o do economy and even for liberal female voters who don't support him now. and all the women i know, yes, including democrats, they do love men who are protectors.an what did they think we want, men who break and c