we will have newt gingrich, kellyanne conway, jay sekulow, monica crowley. it is time to end this gop's circular firing squad and that is tonight's opening monologue. sometimes in life when things don't go exactly the way we want, people get frustrated, annoyed. and there is no more frustrating place on earth than washington, d.c. i get why the president is upset that republicans cannot hammer out this deal on health care last week. the pre

one of the people who say he has, counselor to the president, kellyanne conway >> this white house isn't going to be pressure artificial deadlines. people act like neil gorsuch our justice of some kind of a footnote. it's the first time a sitting president had a supreme court justice in the first 100 days since 1881, it -- the significance should not be lost. in addition to that, all the safety and security measures, the braid he's getting these commander in chief numbers where his approval ratings are ticking up, and people feel like he's making good on promises to be tough around globe to restate america's position and power around the globe. >> so that is one side of how kellyanne conway is looking at it. there are a lot of things. we're going to start with isis and terrorism. when we look at what has happened over the past three months, president we'll start with you has talked very tough about this, taken very tough actions especially in regards to these air strikes in syria. is this making a real difference on the fight or terror when we look recently if they still continue to be t

one of the people who say he has, counselor to the president, kellyanne conway >> this white house isn't going to be pressure artificial deadlines. people act like neil gorsuch our justice of some kind of a footnote. it's the first time a sitting president had a supreme court justice in the first 100 days since 1881, it -- the significance should not be lost. in addition to that, all the safety and security measures, the braid he's getting these commander in chief numbers where his approval ratings are ticking up, and people feel like he's making good on promises to be tough around globe to restate america's position and power

we will have newt gingrich, kellyanne conway, jay sekulow, monica crowley. they will all join us.ut first. for the good of the country. it is time to end this gop's circular firing squad and that is tonight's opening monologue. sometimes in life when things don't go exactly the way we want, people get frustrated, annoyed. and there is no more frustrating place on earth than washington, d.c. i get why the president is upset that republicans cannot hammer out this deal on health care last week. the president to his credit has a big bold aggressive agenda. see that list there? he is checking out his promises one after another. i say he is moving at the speed of trump. on this program we have promised to hold washington accountable and that means everybody. while it is understandable the president is frustrated over the gop health care bill, i am too. but i see it a little bit different than he does. from my perspective, after seven years -- almost eco-years of republicans promising to repeal and replace obamacare, to me it isto inexcusable that they didnt build a consensus bill that

good to see both of you, gentlemen. >> is it a division as kellyanne conway puts it?to some degree it is. one of the things trump does is he gives people as much as they can handle and he gives a little more to discover where the limit is. so, i sort of see jared kushner as emerging as a chief op raying officer if you take the corporate model bannon was the chief marketing guy. he may fancy himself intellectual, what he seems to be selling of this optimistic, ideas. >> i don't think that's where the white house is moving now. they had so many stumbles and they're looking for somebody they can offer. >> immigration plan. >> all of that. >> when the president says to the three of them, come on, you guys, work on something and talk among yourselves, is he leaving it up to them to fix the problem or is that just the first layer and ultimately he will be one who says you stay or you go? >> you are right there. ultimately, he probably already has some ideas of what he's going to do. i think to a great degree. we'll see jared kushner rising higher. i think priebus, i am not

>> well, i think that kelly and and -- kellyanne conway, that is her job.e best spin on what is ever happening. and she does that very effectively paid by the fact of the matter is that there has been tremendous fighting and inciting within the white house because there has been a clash, not only of personalities, but of people who hold radically different policy views. and yes, there is a shakeup coming, there is already been a shakeup in that stephen bannon has been banished from the national security council by john mcmaster, the general who has a very different attitudes towards the use of force and power. this is not an issue with the old press being distracted. these policy differences matter. they are significant and they should be following them. and yes, they are going to have consequences for this administration. >> jon: we will talk about stephen bannon -- steve bannon's disappearance, only there to keep tabs on the previous nsa dr who is now gone. so why not select h.r. mcmaster, you know, sort of reform the team? >> sure, why not? if they were

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kellyanne conway joins me from new york. when the president calls upon civilized nations in the world to stop syria, it sounds like's calling for a long-term military effort against assad. >> he's saying the steps to reform the dictator assad have failed. he noted damascus and moscow assured the world committee that these weapons were gone. we know both countries have not gone along with u.n. resolutions. i think russia has vetoed them 7 times to denounce the actions of mr. assad against his own people. he said it's incredibly important to note the president's address to the nation and the world was non-partisan. people note how emotional it was and empathetic it was, talking about the beautiful babies and talking about how no child should suffer these horrors. but he made this decision based on the information he gathered from his national security team, and he made that decision in a decisive, swift way to accolades left, right and center. i wanted to point out. the only thing missing from his statement was any time of par

if he is watching, i think he shouldn't thank kellyanne conway tomorrow. great march, kelly. >> he's sensitive about his hafrmt you had to go there, didn't you? thanks for joining us and good luck tomorrow. you can catch me again tomorrow morning on my show, "a.m. joy" at 10:00 a.m. eastern. rachel maddow show. good evening rachel. now it's nuclear war. >> now it's like nuclear war and me trying to persuade people don't drink. take care of yourself, take vitamins, exercise, your country needs you. >> i love you but eight get at a cocktail. >> i understand. >> i have to watch you with a cocktail. >> thank you, my dear. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour, even though weekend is coming up, joy's is starting right now. it is still likely to be a very busy few days in the news coming up, even through the weekend and into the beginning of next week. sort of an unusually forward looking friday night. right now we sort of on the precipice of a whole bunch of news that's about to happen. tomorrow in washington, d.c. as joy and other people have been rep

see you soon. >> thank you, don. >>> when we come back, i'll speak to the man who said this to kellyanne conway when they say democracy dies in darkness, you're the darkness. >> conway's response. can you believe that. >> i know, right? >> next. look closely. hidden in every swing, every chip, and every putt, is data that can make the difference between winning and losing. the microsoft cloud helps the pga tour turn countless points of data into insights that transform their business and will enhance the game for players and fans. the microsoft cloud turns information into insight. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ sfx: engine revving ♪ (silence) ♪ so, any interesting guys here tonight? no, not tonight. maybe they were here and you missed them? boom. crossed paths with dave? he was here? how did you do this? i didn't do it. match did it! check out new missed connections on match. start for free today! we're out ink,nk! not ink. printing doesn't have to be painful. now, during "hp savings month" at staples, get up to $180 off hp printers. >>> white house adviser kellyanne conway went toe to toe today with my next guest a

if he is watching, i think he shouldn't thank kellyanne conway tomorrow.at march, kelly. >> he's sensitive about his hafrmt you had to go there, didn't you? thanks for joining us and good luck tomorrow. you can catch me again tomorrow morning on my show, "a.m. joy" at 10:00 a.m. eastern. rachel maddow show. good evening rachel. now it's nuclear war. >> now it's like nuclear war and me trying to persuade people don't drink. take care of yourself, take vitamins, exercise, your country needs you. >> i love you but eight get at a cocktail. >> i understand. >> i have to watch you with a cocktail. >> thank you, my dear. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour, even though weekend is coming up, y joy's is starting right now. it is still likely to be a very busy few days in the

not going to go. >> we are not going to repeal the affordable care act. >> sean: i spoke to kellyanne conway, all right, kellyanne, great to see you. can you believe 100 days? you've got a lot of sleep, you relaxed. piece of cake. you are kicking up your feet. it is 5:00 in the afternoon. right? >> every moment has been worth it, sean. so much of it is a down payment of progress for the next 100. the third executive orders, the pieces of legislation, the 13 congressional review acts. that's a great example of him just getting the government out of our lives, it's so intrusive, invasive, expensive and expansive. i think president george w. bush had done one and president trump obama had done zero, president trump has done 13. >> sean: neil gorsuch's was a huge promise. that's a huge promise kept. the fact the president worked the phones on all of these corporations, chrysler fiat, gm, carrier, and promising to invest so much in the country. getting rid of these regulations especially as it relates to coal, ending the war on coal. illegal immigration. now enforcing the laws, fighting against s

see you soon. >> thank you, don. >>> when we come back, i'll speak to the man who said this to kellyanne conway>> when they say democracy dies in darkness, you're the darkness. >> conway's response. can you believe that. >> i know, right. >> next. ou doing tomorrow -10am? staff meeting. noon? eating. 3:45? uh, compliance training. 6:30? sam's baseball practice. 8:30? tai chi. yeah, so sounds relaxing. alright, 9:53? i usually make their lunches then, and i have a little vegan so wow, you are busy. wouldn't it be great if you had investments that worked as hard as you do? yeah. introducing essential portfolios. the automated investing solution that lets you focus on your life. c'mohappy birthday! i survived a heart attack. i'm doing all i can to keep from having another one. and i'm taking brilinta. for people who've been hospitalized for a heart attack. i take brilinta with a baby aspirin. no more than one hundred milligrams as it affects how well it works. brilinta helps keep my platelets from sticking together and forming a clot. brilinta reduced the chance of another heart attack. or dying f

the trump team narrative began to shift when adviser kellyanne conway said the real reason is no onee co-founder of the tax march and former writer of the colbert report. and a democrat from maryland. thank you both for being here. why doesn't congress just make donald trump release his tax return? why are you making these guys go through all of this making frank and his friends go through all of this when congress can just subpoena his tax returns, right? >> you have every democrat in congress calling for it. the problem is that none of the republicans are with us on it. they do say in the town meetings that trump should release his tax returns, but they say that as kind of a moral postulate, but they're not willing to vote for it. and there are votes where the republicans have abandoned us on it. we're saying there are no kings in america. we were conceived in tax protests against royalty and against the idea there are kings who can collect taxes but not pay any and not disclose their own. it's time to get back to the old-fashioned american tradition of tax protests. tens of thousa

a little bit of a live edition of "reliable sources "even if reaction what kellyanne conway was saying a few minutes ago. we have carrie dudoll brown. david kurt patrick, author of the facebook effect and we'll talk about facebook's role in the news and cecelia vega, correspondent for abc. covered clinton campaign and covering the trump administration. ses sell yaw, the kellyanne conway said the press is presumptively negative about the man you cover every day. are you presumptively negative? >> i'm presumptively cynical. that is my job. >> not just skeptical but cynical? >> skeptical and cynical, we have to be both given this administration's relationship with the truth and how tough it is for us to get at that right now. do we start our day and i can speak for all of us, in a negative manner? absolutely not. that is not our tone in perspective of our coverage. my sense this perception there is this adversarial relationship much more comes from the white house than it does from our end of the briefing room. they want an adversarial relationship or they perceive this to be the case. we

with kellyanne conway, former cbs news man bob schaffer in a panel of white house reporters.er, a human rights advocate addresses a joint session of the canadian parliament in the capital on what. we'll have live coverage at 11:30 p.m. -- a.m. eastern on c-span two. you can watch all of these programs live on c-span.org and listen on the c-span radio app. >> as c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. in, is brought to today by your cable or satellite provider. >> washington journal is next. we look at today's news and take your calls. a conference will be hosted on the trump presidency and the press. live coverage starts this morning on cspan2 and continues here on c-span that can :00 a.m. eastern. this evening, we hear from the former pakistani president live from george washington university at six eastern. -- talks abouter secretary tillerson's trip to moscow and the state of u.s.-russia relations. then, challenges republicans face trying to repeal and replace the affordable care act. ven

. >> you've got an article out in vanity fair about kellyanne conway's role in the white house. e, what does kellyanne conley do when she is not on tv? there is some confusion about what she does day to day. one white house aide tells me she has an agenda of the issues she wants to work on and is very passionate about the plans to help out with. but it's less clear how she is working on them on a daily basis. so what is she doing? >> well, it is very related to what we were just talking about with jared kushner, actually, what she's doing on a daily basis. if we go back to february, kellyanne was on with jake tapper on cnn and she wanted to do work with veterans and the opioid addiction. someone close to jared kushner said, jared really isn't sure what her place is here so let's keep her focused on those two issues. flash forward to this week when his commission was announced. suddenly his commission is tasked with veterans issues and issues in the country. those were the two issues that kellyanne was going to be dealing with. she is answering to jared kushner, who is 14 years yo

kellyanne conway joining us this evening. so this morning, tonight from u.n.mbassador nikki haley, earlier today taking on new significance as we learned syrian warplanes may still be flying missions this evening. >> the united states took a very measured staff last night. we are prepared to do more. but we hope that will not be necessary. chairman of the >> martha: -- security committee michael mccall are both here this evening with what action we may see now. plus president trump handling syria very differently than his predecessor. mary harper, -- ben collins breaks down the backlash and how we need trump doctrine may be emerging here. that is >> martha: breaking tonight. fox news has learned a russian warship has now entered the eastern mediterranean. it is heading toward the two u.s. navy to stories that launched air strikes last night into syria. this coming as the pentagon is investigating whether russia played a role in that deadly chemical attack. earlier today in the u.n. counsel general session, your semester nikki haley set her sights on the former

we knew it was paul manafort for awhile we certainly knew kellyanne conway.obby moot was nothing more than a shadowy figure >> well, i think what happened with robby mook is that some other people were elevated. he was originally campaign manager and some other people were elevated to a place where there was sort of a leadership by committee on this campaign and you had the chief strategist joel benson essentially demoated, jake sullivan the chief policy guy was essentially elevated to that -- to a de facto chief strategist role. none of this stuff came out during the election. there was a lot of concern on the part of the clinton camp they didn't want it to look like they were unsteady. their -- part of hillary clinton's narrative for better or worse was that she was steady. i think some voters looked at that as her being the status quo but against donald trump whom was a disrupttory an antiestablishment who had three different campaign managers during his campaign, they really didn't want it to get out there this idea the clinton people didn't want it to ge

there is a lot to talk about, even in reaction to what kellyanne conway with a in just a minute ago. with carrie budoff brown, next to her, david kirkpatrick, author of "the facebook effect," next to me is cecilia vega of abc, senior white house correspondent of abc, covering the trump administration, joined abc six years ago. sicilia, kellyanne conway said the press is presumptively negative about the man u cover every day. are you presumptively negative y? cecilia: i am presumptively -- skeptical. i think we have to both given this administration's relationship with the truth and how tough it is for us to get at that right now. -- io we start our day think i can speak for all of us since i'm in a briefing room every day, in a negative manner, absolutely not, but that is not the tone, from my perspective, isour coverage, but my sense this perception that there is an adversarial relationship, much more comes from the white house than it does from our end of the briefing room. an adversarial relationship, or they perceive it to be the case. we are just doing our job. i do not think th

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kellyanne conway joining us this evening. so this morning, tonight from u.n.mbassador nikki haley, earlier today taking on new significance as we learned syrian warplanes may still be flying missions this evening. >> the united states took a very measured staff last night. we are prepared to do more. but we hope that will not be necessary. chairman of the >> martha: -- security committee michael mccall are both here this evening with what action we may see now. plus president trump handling syria very differently than his predecessor. mary harper, -- ben collins breaks down the backlash and how we need trump doctrine may be emerging here. that is straightahead. aleve with direct therapy tens device, a relief from lower back pain. i put it on my back. i feel this electrical pulse grabbing at my muscles. it was more powerful than i was expecting it to be. it worked. i believe aleve. learn more and read reviews at aleve.com. on a perfect car, then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates. maybe you should've done more research on them. for d

counselor to the president kellyanne conway is here in a moment. but first my opening statement and my prediction. friday tom perez, the newly anointed chair of the dnc, the party that lost the white house, the senate and the house of representatives called the 45th president of the united states a bully and someone who didn't really win the election. perez was a bit more exorcised in his rant. take a listen. >> we have a bully in the white house. donald trump you don't stand for our values. donald trump you didn't win this election. donald trump you have then in with putin. we'll resist. judge jeanine: don't stand for our value ofs. pray tell, perez, what are our values and what is it you want to us resist? law and order? the letter of the law, the constitution? ththe the power of the president to protect the constitution? they can't get over the fact that hillary lost the election and won't stop their abusive invective against the man who was constitution alley elected calling him not legitimate and his cab in the scum bags. that man is doing the

brian: plus kellyanne conway is live with ainsley at the white house. ompany,ing. trugreen can tailor a plan that turns your ordinary lawn into an extraordinary one. so start your trugreen lawn plan today for only $29.95. pete: every time. when are we going to cover that one? brian: nbc writer calling for flag a to be sidelined. pete: here is fox news 24/7 reporter. carley shimkus. >> the lead baseball writer for nbc sports. over the weekend he tweeted out this picture taken at the atlanta braves new stadium. big flag in the outfield. he included the caption will you keep politics out of sports, please? we like sports to be politics free. brian: someone said make america great again or i miss president obama. this is the american flag. >> american flag. pete: has he has he been to sporting event where there is always american flag. >> is he a sports writer. >> he wrote a blog post. the flag not only political symbol but money grab. because politicians wear the american flag pin on lapel to advance political careers gave a bunch of examples like that. peo

there is a lot to talk about even reaction what kellyanne conway was saying a minute ago. let me start further away from me. carrie brown. editor of "politico." covering the obama presidency for "politico." david kirkpatrick. author of the facebook effect. we'll talk about facebook's role in the future of news. next to see, cecilia vega, abc. senior white house correspondent for the abc she was covering the clinton campaign. covering the trump administration. joined abc six years ago. kelly conway said the press is presumptively negative about the man you cover every day. are you presumptively negative? >> i'm presumptively cynical. that is my job. >> not just skeptical but cynical? >> skeptical and cynical. i think we have to be a little bit of both given this administration's relationship with the truth. and, how tough it is for us to get at that right now. but do we start our day, i think i can speak for all of us who sit in the briefing room every day, in a negative manner? absolutely not. that is not the tone, from my perspective of our coverage. but, and my sense is,

host: that's he mentioned kellyanne conway, white house counselor. she also participated in an event, taking a look at media coverage, and had her own personal take on how the media covers the trump administration, and here's her comment. >> i think it's very important in healthy democracy to have a free and fair press. and part that have democracy, too, is to have a presidency, no matter who the occupant, that is shown respect and is shown openness to really cover all of the items that he has put forth and his considerable accomplishments in the first 80-some days that really have gone uncovered. don't want to grade, but i would say, if you asked me one thing that i would change or one grievance i may have, it's not biased coverage, because if there is biased coverage, i have faith in the american people that they'll see that and say that's really unfair, or that's really over the top, or you keep saying the same thing over and over again, and i still don't -- i'm still not convinced it's news to me. i think it's noise. so that's over here. i have f

mollie, the appeal from kellyanne conway to the democratic leaders to ends the violence which many ofg for, seemingly falling on deaf hears. mollie: this should have been a good issue for activists opposed to trump. he hasn't released his tax returns. you should have seen big large-scale otests. the fact that it's just extreme groups who are violent shows it's not going so well for people opposed to donald trump. no matter people's politics, they should condemn violence with it's used in this way. lou: the president hasn't released his taxes and it doesn't appear he ever will. under audit is the way the administration says he hasn't. the american people in survey after survey, not many people are ex o exorcissed about it. he changed the fact on the ground. he's not going to do it and they can't make him do it. you will see democrats on the hill try to use a russia investigation to make him do it. on the issue of protests, right after if the inauguration, there was a legitimately huge protest. we have not seen anything like that. what we saw on tax day is not very big as mollie suggest

kellyanne conway is here.f you were walking down an alley, who would you rather bum into kim jong-un, isis or putin. >> kim jong. >> why? >> because while korean. judge jeanine: which one would you rather have a beer with? "justice with judge jeanine" starts now. now to my opening statement. america is in trouble. they are trying to silence you. a monsterous and pervasive movement is putting the first amendment and your free speech, the most basic and fundamental tenet of our nation at risk of extinction. whether you are on the left or right, free speech is essential to our democracy. the reason the country was found, the reason people risk so much, even die to come here. yet as you sit there, you are watching a silencing in real-time. y where people are not allowed to express their opinion if it does not align with the thinking of others. this is not an i esoteric discussion about one person or one campus. it's happening all over. it's putting us on the course where we are in danger of become a fascist to tal

lou: thank you kellyanne conway. >> thank you. lou: we're coming back, there is a lot more to cover, we're over our alotted time. stay with us, we'll pick up the pace. >> the white house unveils president trump's tax reform plan to slash taxes and boost economic growth. >> it frees up capital for research, development for expansion for wage increases. that is how you get to the president's goal of jobs, jobs, jobs. >> congressman marcia brack burblackburn will join me next. >> and president trump's blasting latest ruling against him and his sanctuary city crackdown. when will this, what president call a messy system of partisan politics in the courtroom, end. stay with us, a lot more coming up next, we'll be right back. with xfinity x1... family time is awesome! show me the radio disney music awards. just say it and see it with the x1 voice remote. and you can catch up on all the rdma buzz... with artist interviews... past performances... and more! available now on xfinity on demand. xfinity the future of awesome. and to find out

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laura ingraham, kellyanne conway, ari fleischer, herman cain and more guests.l left propaganda destroyed trump media has been out to destroy president trump but also anybody who dares to support him and his policies. that is tonight very important opening monologue. it's no secret that the

kellyanne conway said it's time to stop it. i have heard nothing in berkeley. jerry brown has said nothing. we heard gavin newsome saying it's trump's fault, he's a bully. but take responsibility for your actions. >> we're dealing a country right now that is so divided. where people have gotten so extreme. it's as though neither side wants to talk or listen to the other at all. >> i know. it's sad. but both sides are very angry. both sides are completely opposite in their points of view. so that's where the brawling and the arguments are coming from. these are not the protesters. these are not the organized protesters. they're the rogue people that are anti-the other side coming out. so the tea party was born out of tax day. so the protesters for trump -- but you know, the tea party was never this violent. >> that's what i was going to say. >> the women's march didn't have one arrest. so those organizers -- >> may not have had quite the brutality that we're looking at there, but didn't have some bad words. you know, ashley, i think right now we have so many pro

white house counselor kellyanne conway congresswoman marsha black are an and colonel tony schaefer among our guest here tomorrow night. business, we'll see you tomorro tomorrow. lou: we begin with breaking news, a federal judge has blocked president trump's executive order that cut off funding to sanctuary cities. the temporary ruling was issued by obama appointed judge, william or rik iii of trans arguing that president trump exceeded his constitutional authority, when he tried to punish local governments that disagreed with his administration policies of the view. the nationwide injunction will stay in place while pending lawsuits from a number of cities move forward. we'll bring you updates on the breaking story. as the hour unfoldeds. the activist high energy president today taking on three major issues. the threat of a government shut down. tax reform, and a trade dispute with canada. the trump administration today saying, enough is enough. slapping canada with a 20% tariff for allegedly dumping so soft wood lumber in u.s. market, wilbur ross says that shows we must renegotiate naft

white house counselor kellyanne conway congresswoman marsha black are an and colonel tony schaefer among our guest here tomorrow night. lauren: breaking news this morning. the trump trump administration lays out a tax lien and lawmakers raced over to government shut down. a rare briefing from north korea. good morning. i'm transitory. nicole: good morning. i'm nicole petallides. after searching 200 points they get more optimism today from dow components. procter & gamble, united technologies and billing. nasdaq listing 16,000 for the first time ever. a mixed bag now features up to him. s&p futures down one. trade for the rally pushes stocks higher in asia-pacific and japan closing up 210 points for 1.1%. shanghai composite key benefits of 1%. nicole: earnings from twitter in subscriber growth. we'll tell you. lauren: uber announces plans for cars in three years time. is it a pie-in-the-sky idea or is it real? nicole: despite russell westbrook over the oklahoma vendor eliminated from the playoff in the nascar at the an era as dale earnhardt junior announces he will retire racing this year

and unlike kellyanne conway, she actually was the campaign manager of michael dekakus. ran an honorable campaign for an honorable candidate. now she's doing something else. she is running the campaign to keep roger ailes out of jail. he was sued for sexual harassment and won a quick of $20 million. susan called the accusations baseless. fox news is now being investigated by the justice department for possible criminal violations in disguising millions of dollars in settlement payments in sexual harassment cases against roger and bill o'reilly. her job now is to say things that she cannot prove about women who make sexual harassment claims against roger ailes. she uses words like "hogwash" she could reasonably provide public statements made by roger himself denying the charges, but susan goes way beyond that. she claims personal knowledge that she does not have, that the charges are untrue. when megan kelly said that she was harassed by roger ailes, roger has never sexually harassed. susan estrich does not know that. mark fabiani is one of the lawyers defending bill o're

kellyanne conway, hello.et's listen. >> first and foremost, we should know the intelligence organizations engage solely in foreign spying and terrorist organizations. we're damn proud of it. we analyze this intelligence so our government can better understand our adversaries that we face in a challenging and dangerous world. we will make no apologies for that. it's hard stuff and we go at it hard. because when it comes to overseas threat, the cia is aggressive in pursuit of information to help safeguard our country. we utilize our whole tool kit, fully employing the capability to the congress, the court and the executive branch has provided to it. consistent with our american ideals. we do these things because it's our job. it's what we signed up to do. it's what our president needs. if we didn't have a tough time justifying our budget to the american taxpayers, that too would be inappropriate. as the ceo of a research firm said, the cia appears to be doing exactly what we pay them to do. now, our mission is

kellyanne conway only has one move: go-go alternative facts!ter ) ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) oh, then she kept talking. >> i don't believe people are using the microwave to spy on the trump campaign. however, i have-- i'm not in the job of having evidence. >> stephen: okay... who has that evidence job? because it's certainly not paul ryan or tom price, and it would be nice to know if obama was spying on everyone through the popcorn setting on our microwaves. ( laughter ) ( ding ) oh, excuse me. my hot pocket's done. ( cheers and applause ) oh, mmm, mmm! mmm! oh, mmm... ahhh! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ by the way, president obama... i miss you! ( cheers and applause ) actually, can i come in there with you? can i just-- can i just-- can you please-- can i just-- i just want to-- ( laughter ) ( applause ) ♪ ♪ ( laughter ) >> jon: nice. >> stephen: we need a bigger microwave. ( laughter ) now i want to talk about donald trump here, but not the president. the one that looks like he's wet all the time, donald jr. ( laughter ) okay? he w

jared kushner, steve bannon are two, kellyanne conway and reince priebus the other two.s that are not the same ill defined in between one another. you're going to see some bumping up against one another. i'll say an answer to your first question. you never want to fight a member of the president's family because you will not win that fight. >> but, here's what i've been wondering as we watch this. if the travel ban had worked out and hadn't ended up where it has. if health care had passed and didn't end up where it has, would kushner and bannon been able to find a way to work this out amongst themselves without the boss stepping in? >> sure. if you ever played on any sports team ever, you know when you win the tensions between people don't matter as much. when you lose, they're right there front and center. so, yes, if you would have had a bunch of victories here, you might have. i would say, though, that it is important to remember donald trump formative experience is building a show with mark burnett called "the aprends." what did he show in that show that is created i