we'll speak with kellyanne conway. but first let's bring in mark meredith. >> the white house says the president has confidence and faith in his attorney general even as multiple congressional democrats are calling for bill barr to resign amid multiple controversies facing his department. >> i won't be bullied or influenced by anybody. >> he's raising eyebrows. in 2017 flynn pleaded guilty for lie together fbi, recently asked to withdraw that plea and is still awaiting sentencing. the justice department says it's no longer pursuing a case against former fbi director andrew mccabe. >> it's an absolute disgrace that they took two years before they finally drew the obvious conclusion. reporter: the president tweeted saturday fat mccabe quote authorized media leaks to advance personal interests. the president praised the justice department for the way it's handling the case against roger stone. prosecutors planned to ask for a 7-9 year sentence but senior doj officials overruled their decision. >> i have not discussed the

joining us now counselor to the president kellyanne conway.come back to fox news sunday. >> good morning. chris: what does a president think of the decision to drop the criminal investigation of former fbi official andrew mccabe. does he think that mccabe should be prosecuted? >> the president recognizes, as many people do, it feels there is a two-tiered criminal justice system. if you are president trump or people associated with him, the prosecution has gone one way. for someone like andy mccabe who was not just a garden-variety fbi agent just starting out, he was number two and for a while the acting director of the whole fbi after comey was fired. no one, including andy mccabe and his lisa page has denied that he lied. he did not lie once, he lied multiple times. what did he lie about? the end of october 2016, he authorized a week to devon bartlett, a then reporter at the lossy journal. the leak was about the ongoing investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails. he authorizes the leak and then he lies about even knowing about the leak. and

and john is now, counselor to the president, kellyanne conway. ome back to "fox news sunday." >> kellyanne: good morning. >> chris: what is the president think of the decision to drop the criminal investigation of former fbi official andrew mccabe? does he think that mccabe should be prosecuted? speech of the president recognizes, as many people do, it feels like there's a two-tiered criminal justice system. if your president trump or people associated with him, this prosecution goes one way. if you're someone like andrew mccabe, who wasn't just a garden-variety fbi agent just starting out, he was the number two and for a while the acting director of the whole fbi after comey was fired. no one, including andrew mccabe, his fbi council, lisa page, familiar name, has denied that he lied, and he didn't live once, he lied multiple times. what did he lie about? welcome on about october -- the end of october, 2016, he authorized a leak to devon bartlett, then a reporter at "the wall street journal." in the leak was about the ongoing investigation into h

[laughter] >> i don't think the president is going to stop tweeting, and i think kellyanne conway is to have to continue defending him and defending, basically, the mystifying, eric -- the problem is doubling down today on his comments only puppets bill barr in an -- puts bull barr in an increasingly difficult situation. what bill barr said earlier this week about making his job impossible was a signal to the president that lay off, to let him do his job with, to let him try to help him, which is what bill barr has been trying to do. the president is making that very difficult, and now clop and company -- kellyanne conway and company, those real, true loyalists, are making it even harder for bill barr to do his job. i think the people who really care about the president and his re-election are hoping, are really hoping that bill barr does not quit. eric: well, look, barr announced a special prosecutor to intlook the flynn situation -- into the flynn situation, and this came when mccabe was cleared by the fbi on friday, something -- this is what the president tweeted: ig report on and

we start with the view from the white hous kellyanne conway is a counselor to the president. let me ask you first, the president was impeached by the house of representatuies. he was aed by the senate. how does he read this? ms. conway: i was just with the president he sends his regds. the president is acquitted forever. 'it wast even close. the senate of the constitution need 67ot to convict and remove a president from office. it wasn't clo. he will be reelected. i think it is time for this congress, this city and this country to come together the way the president made a call to action tsomebody mayor -- americans -- so many americans yesterday. yesterday's state of the uni was meant to paint a picture of growth, job rate, be-collar wage boom, but also celebrating figures in history that are still with us. the teske gi airman, -- tuskegee airman and his grandson, showing the arc of history, the little girl from missouri who was born at 21 weeks, a military family united, you have the president g on congress to celebra soleimani's elimination. i think one thing we are please

successful than it has ever been and that's unify the country. >> joining me now to the president kellyanne conwayis is why kellyanne everybody hates the media. they have just put this country through hell put the senate, put thing constitution put the president through hell. divided this whole country, then asked the president how he's going to unify it. like an arsonist asking a burn victim for an apology. do you think that they're ever, ever going to change? >> no they won't but don't just say the media the democratic party has put the country through this as well. i think they've just been coconspirators in all of this, and why it's going to take one or two pretty savvy and exhausted people in the media jesse to say you know what i'm tired of the democrats outsourcing their business to us. because they couldn't get the job done. it didn't end with mueller investigation impeachment long to this president second term they began with it. they've gotting nothing left and i think the iowa caucuses this week were with a metaphor for democrat democratic party. functional, dispirited detached from own

tonight steve bannon, rudy giuliani, kellyanne conway, jerry falwell junior, and democraticl presidential candidate tolson gabbard, but the first, what a week, that the subject of tonight watters words. this is how we know trump had his best week ever. listen to the left. >> everybody wants to get out of town today. this is been quite wrinkly in my career, not just here but in my professional crew one of the best weeks ever. jesse: let's check in with your base. >> [bleep] say that one more time. jesse: he seems nice. maybe the media can spin it. >> i'm crazy today, he made me crazy this week. i am getting nuttier and nuttier. jesse: the president broke on it. she doesn't function on live tv. it's okay joy, just try admitting the truth. like this. >> useful donald trump having an incredibly great week. plus economic numbers showing booming resilient labor markets. >> it is still turning out to new jobs. >> all in all a great week for mr. trump. >> his approval rating was at an all-timeh high. and for the economy. jesse: when the mainstream media agrees with "watters world" it has to be tr

kellyanne conway just repeated that. he's in court suing to overturn the patient protection affordable care act. he's in court trying to uphold rules that will change the definition of a public charge that will hurt immigrants like his own father who came -- >> martha: policy differences no doubt about that. >> if you lie about what you're doing -- >> martha: i have watched state of the union addresses my whole life. >> i've been there. >> martha: there's always presidents that stand up there and talk about their policies, always people in the audience including speakers of the houses of the opposite party that don't agree that they're saying what they see as the more effective policy. they have different views on the way to fix healthcare in this country. doesn't mean that you rip up the speech. i mean -- my whole life people have sat there and listened to each other. that's what happens at the state of the union. i thought it was surprising. i was with a panel of people, democrats, republicans. everybody just thought w

when you hear kellyanne conway in short order, is president trump's retaliation only beginning?close to him say it's not officials specifically he'll target. whether he'll fire anybody else. those firings on friday, erin, were not retaliation when you see all signs essentially point to it was. the president will not deny that it was. we also have some new reporting from cnn tonight that does indicate exactly how the president did want to get paid back because two officials who were fired on friday, vindman and sondland, sources tell us were both quietly planning their own exits after the impeachment trial wrapped up. people told the president that they would likely leave after the trial was over. let them go kwie lquietly, they. because then the president would be spared from what it looked like. the president didn't want that. he didn't want them to be able to leave the administration quietly and that's why you saw him fire them so abruptly on friday. now clearly impeachment is something that's very much on the president's mind. he's here in new hampshire since he's been acquit

you just heard kellyanne conway say president views this as exoneration, in so my words. you heard adam schiff saying give enwhat they were up against, a senate with a party majority in the other direction, they feel this was in so many words the best they could do. how do you see this? >> judy, i don't see this as a win tbor either republicans, or demoats, st a loss for democracy and the republic. remember, the clinton impeachment. republicans paid a very dear price for that in terms of the opportunit costs and the president's legal team warned against that. the repubcans lost seats in the house following that. and president clin popular after the impeachment went through. we have already seen president trump poll numbers go up after the impeachment. so i think the challenge ihink for democrats especially is to do the soul searching that e ey should hne after president trump won in 2016. republicans supported other candidates srnl did that. d democrats resist-- . >> woodruff: a loss fr-- loss for the country, victoria? >> well, you knou have to look at the alternative he

steve: let's bring in kellyanne conway, counselor of the president of the united states. was targeting the cops because he hated them. >> that's typical in the de blasio administration. if you go back to early in his tenure, there was a funeral for one of our fallen those cops turned their back on them. all four of my children were born in new york city and we love the city. it's so changed. the dichotomy between the way the police officers are treated and n. new york city by the powers that be versus president trump who has more deeply respected and more generously resourced law enforcement including our local police officers could not be more stark. ed mullins someone ahead of the ben left police association someone i have known for many, many years sounds very stark but he was being very honest and speaking from somebody who is very frustrated that these officers are constantly denigrated and castigated by people in power. can you imagine that we are now telling family members of police officers to not display any logos or anything that would islet or demonstrate to th

we'll ask kellyanne conway if the president intended to do that or didn't see it. there is the ripping up of the speech at the end. marc thiessen was pointing out the way nancy pelosi introduced the president. instead of saying it was her high privilege and distinct honor she introduced him as the president of the united states. so many moments emerging from last night. more reaction coming up on all that. dan henninger. you are writing your piece for tomorrow. what are you thinking? >> we'll have to talk about whether trump is darth vader or the 45th president of the united states. >> sandra: we'll watch for that. thank you. ed. >> ed: not a lot of love between the president and speaker as you just heard. fresh reaction from kellyanne conway to all the drama but the meat of the president's speech. >> sandra: senate holding a final vote on impeachment hours from now. guilty or not guilty. susan collins she will vote -- how she will vote this afternoon. will anybody break party lines? will there be any surprises? roy blunt will be here to weigh in. two flights from

kellyanne conway, and bernie sanders are all in agreement something is wrong with michael bloomberg.e problem is he's spending mony and climbing in the polls. and opponents are terrified what's coming. he's going to do well enough to accrue delegates in 14 super tuesday states or a foolish investment. but if it was foolish, they wouldn't be worried. >> brennan: and there was a particular piece of audio tape they want to play for our audience here. to hear michael bloomberg saying it himself is another matter. that's listen to stop and frisk. >> the victim -- you can just take the description and xerox it and pass it out. male minorities -- (inaudible) that's where it is. >> brennan: so, mayor bloomberg since apologized for the policy, and some on the campaign said he will have to continue to do so. how do you beat the case, fight the case, so to speak? >> well, he's got the ads going for him, and as we were sitting here, we watched a number -- at least two of them come on during this broadcast. amy klobuchar said it was unconstitutional. and the judge said it was unconstitutional, wh

praised hicks in a statement announcing her return, although she will have the same title as kellyanne conway the white house is saying that there is no conflict here. hicks resigned from her role as communications director back in 2018. that came a day after hicks told lawmakers she told a white lie in the course of her duties. and turning out or whether a has just had its hottest january on record in the 141 years of global climate records january 20 20 was the hottest. ever recorded. the noaa announcing today that it was the 44th consecutive january with temperatures above the 20th century average a 53.6 degrees. it is the latest in a string of climate recordset recentyears now rerts that earth's for hottest january's of all happened in the last 4 years. >>as we're just lawrence karnow joins us now and a little bit more gloomy today than earlier in this week you can take one we can say oh there's an example of climate change but when you talk about no several january's in a row that is an indication and consider they've been taking those records since they invented the thermometer so that'

you heard it there, it took a few times, but kellyanne conway eventually admitted that the president wanted mccabe punished. but is the president going to be able to move on from this? >> that is the question and the moment that we're in right now is actually a test for president trump and his apparatus. bill barr has thrown down the gauntlet and said shut up, let me do what i'll do and you will most of the time be happy probably with the outcome. no wone thinks that mccaibe was not charged. and we think that the grand jury was sceptical of what the barr justice department was trying to did in the first place. >> so the entire case was dropped. >> the case was closed without charges. the grand jury did not indict him at all. and they won't try to push it forward anymore. and certainly donald trump would love to see andrew mccabe locked up as they say about all his adversaries. so the question is whether trump will let this go or open his mouth again. >> and so the white house was also defending the president's tweets on roger stone's sentencing anding inning that he conditi did not i

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so we stack hour for you tonight, we have steve bannon rudy giuliani kellyanne conway and jerry jr.tic president rnl candidate toll gabor but first a week of "watters world" this is how, you know, trump just had his best week ever. listen to the left. >> everybody wants to get out of town today. i think this has been quite frankly but in

great american comeback, it's a blue-collar boom in this country and a couple of things i heard kellyanne conwayday on your air that the president has two new trade deals, two deadly terrorists takes off the board and two new great supreme court justices and all of that adds up to two terms as president of the united states and that's what you'll be hearing. heather: with all those wins at the same time that impeachment was going on and democrats continue to want to focus on that and want to go move president out of office, would president trump mention impeachment in his state of the union, what do you think? >> well, i don't know, i'm not on the campaign side, the political side, i will leave construction and content of the state of the union speech to my friends who actually work inside the white house, so i'm not going to get ahead of the president, i know he will talk about how great things are in the country, how they have improved and the yet is best to come. heather: if you look at the polling he has seen some of that and that seems to be what americans care on both sides of the aisle, g

you've got kellyanne conway tweeting out go ahead, go for another hour. they're lapping this up while democrats continue to eat each other. >> and i get it. i understand why republicans are feeling emboldened and i may end up being wrong about this. i'll show up at 4:00 in the morning in november if i end up being wrong. but i think that even though this is primary is going to get even more brutal and nasty and divisive, i think republicans are underestimating the power of president trump to unify the democratic party. they are so determined to make sure he doesn't get a second term, there'll be that brief moment in november where the democrats come together. and win or lose, democrats will be divided again how the party should move forward on what issue and how far to go. but he is a uniter just like the way hillary clinton was a uniter in 2016. remember there was a republican primary divisive in 2016, but hillary united the republican party when it came to that general election. >> you are literally the publisher of inside elections. when you look insid

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tonight steve bannon, rudy giuliani, kellyanne conway, jerry falwell junior, and democraticl presidentialn gabbard, but the first, what a week, that the subject of tonight watters words. this is how we know trump had his best week ever. listen to the left. >> everybody wants to get out of town today.

joining me now, kellyanne conway, counselor to president trump. good to see you, kellyanne. i want to sit with what bernie and dominic bernie sanders says. heat that he could beat president trump and things like nevada's in texas. what do you say? >> he can't. i can't blame him for seeing dominic sing it because electability is part of it. it fueled joe biden for months until people said, "you don't even know what state you're in and you're now known as hunter biden's father more than barack obama's vice president." and bloomberg was going to be infallible, indomitable, invincible. anyway the cardinal mistake of playing on the same turf as anybody else and taking to that debate stage. probably the worst business decision ever made was participating in the debate. he had the entire airwaves to himself, and this air of instability and electability. now bernie sanders is saying, "i'm the electable one." electability is no match for accuracy dominic electricity president trump is dominating over the most successful robust economy in modern times and you have bernie sanders criti

kellyanne conway, the president's adviser, was in the briefing room a few minutes ago and she said winninghe president won the acquittal vote now he's acting of the of the two firings, i should say, the gordon sondland one seems much more understandable to me. he was a political appointee who bought the ambassadorship with pa million dollar donation. not surprising he might be removed from the post. i think the one concerning from a political norm point of view is that of lieutenant colonel vindman, who is a career official nonpartisan, nonpolitical official. even if as the administration says he wasn't exactly fired because he's gone to the defense department, the president felt the need to try to mock him tweeting out something putting lieutenant colonel in quotes even though this is someone who won a purple heart for his service. >> also marched his twin brother out. not sure the reason for that except guilt by association. you say the president feels empowered now. i'm just going to quote your tweet. trump will feel empowered now. his ego and demons will lead him to overstep again in a

administration officials kellyanne conway and national security advisor robert o'brien for on this show voicing their concern about forces that have burrowed into the white house who were working against the president. >> attacking the presidency and you're attacking the agenda. there are so many people out there who want to serve in this administration. >> laura: you have confidence or not -- >> i'm not confident that i've expressed it many times. >> when you work at the nsc on the personal staff of the president, it's disappointing to me when i hear there are people who believe their job is to resist the democratically elected president of the united states. >> laura: vindman was escorted off the white house grounds, customary for all those who are basically fired. he is being sent back to the department of defense. that was his area of expertise. but from the freak out you are hearing all day long on the left, you think he was marched to the gallows. chuck schumer said this action was "an extension of president trump's cover up." and the media, like the lemmings they are, they are ec

kellyanne conway was on the show and said she is very worried that people are still inside the administrationlmost a shallow state.he not even a deep stay working against the interest of the president. >> this is an enormous problem insofar as the national security council staff can be whittled down to an effective instrument to implement the president's policies rather than fighting him on anything, it wouldn't be surprising at all if we findnd ourselves in the same place but within a matter of months i imagine that right now the same operators, including congressman schiff, rogue intelligence officers, the press or cooking something up right now as we speak. >> laura: before the election -- >> adam schiff is bill murray in "groundhog day." you keep coming back in here impeachment, impeachment, impeachment. >> laura: the former chief of staff for john bolton said he believes the nfc should be moved out of the white house. move the whole thing out of the white house altogether. that is how little he trusts the people at the nfc that are working for the white house right now. >> it is shameful

alleging the president abused the power of the presidency, and you heard from mike pence and kellyanne conway and even the national security adviser robert o'brien predicting that the vote would be bi-partisan, and of course, they have been since denied that as it is coming on the first article of impeachment, and regardless, the president is going to be happy with the outcome and we are waiting to see how he does respond. >> and please stand by kaitlan, and gloria, this is only the third time that we have seen something like this, the president of the united states impeached by the house of representatives and acquitted in the u.s. senate. >> and you know, while at the outset of this, and we have all in the table lived through this through the last weeks, we have known what the final outcome was going to be. i think that going through the process was important, and it is important because you could hear from the house managers about their case, and the case they were making to the united states senate even though they knew that they were going to lose. they brought it all there. and then, yo

engage a particular political speech or personal interest while in their official capacity, kellyanne conway has been accused by the office of special counsel. numerous violations of us, to achieve replied openly, i think the court was what are you going to do, put me in jail? or something similar like that. the ordinary answer is whatever the executive branch employees want to violate, they would be fired for that. if not enforced by the president or by congress, it's very hard to know how exactly you expect people to carry that out and what ends up happening, it becomes law and people don't have the expectation of moving forward. >> you spoke about the future presidency and some of his policies, a sitting president cannot be indicted and i wondered if you thought that should change and if there are any constitutional amendments that might be brought about and that would be restraining power of the presidency. >> 's the question of whether or not present can be indicted as a constitutional argument. this is a position of the office and it is impossible to get challenged in the court bodies

. >> kellyanne conway saying he didn't retaliate against alexander vindman because of his tom in novemberd two days after the president was acquitted and she's saying others will be going in short order. >> on one hand that he didn't retaliate but hinting that some people in the future. they've gone back and forth on this. they escorted the guy out of the building when his twin brother who had nothing to do with this. and plenty of people in the white house have boasted about this. so i don't think there's any doubt about what happened there. >> a source telling cnn that a group of republican senators, including susan collins saying he learned his lesson from that, asking the white house not to fire gordon sondland. he did it. what did he learn? >> he didn't learn a lesson. she's going to earn that phrase between now and november. see if it hurts her. the president has not taken speedomet responsibility for anything. it's a perfect call. no lessons learned by this president. >> thank you, gentlemen. the first votes in new hampshire's primary about an hour away. how the candidates have spe

that after attorney general william barr criticized the president tweeting kellyanne conway defendedhe president saying he did not put any pressure on the ag. >> is disingenuous to say the president don't comment on criminal matters, the present of the united states has not asked or directed his attorney general privately to do anything in any criminal matter including roger stone. >> mark meredith joins us live near merril merrill lago where e present has been spending this weekend. >> billboard to get a lot of headlines after he criticized the president over the constant tweets and comments about ongoing cases, the justice department is dealing with, what is interesting we hear the white house fire back saying the president has the right to speak up. >> he did not have a conversation with bill barr about roger stone, he had a conversation with the whole world, he put it on the twitter feed on social media and he expresses himself. >> the justice department surprise many people last week when it overruled the prosecutor handling the case against one time associate roger stone, he wa

kellyanne conway this morning with a preview of the crowd and with the president will likely talk abouthe president going there and having a crowd that know he's going for president could possibly roll in. i think he would talk about what happened last week. why is president trump the only person in this town is supposed to stand tall and move on, when, for three plus years they have wasted their time and your money. >> bill: a big indication near that the president might be going backwards a little bit on what he says in new hampshire tonight but the bottom line for all of this is it's going to be, "my rally is bigger than your rally" type of thing. >> bill: john roberts on the lawn of the white house. back here in new hampshire, the former vp joe biden says he is expecting to take a hit like he did in iowa where he saw in fourth place. ellison barber has been watching that campaign. >> for vice president joe biden, is trying to downplay expectations here in new hampshire. not only has he publicly said that he doesn't expect to do particularly well in this state, he has once again emph

>> think so, but to me, he sort of had a kellyanne conway moment of alternative truths. don't know if some of those people were really my supporters. this isn't a new thing, s.e. we saw this in 2015 and 2016. >> yes. >> with some of bernie sanders' supporters. >> it was a better story. >> the argument from bernie is we're better than trump. we're going to do things differently then don't you think you should encourage some of your followers including those on-line to behave in a way that your arguing is representative of your value, beliefs and your candidacy? he really isn't, by condemning it from my perspective he's softly saying if you do it i'm not going to say much about it and that's a problem. >> david, to that point, the daily beast recently tweeted, lots of people at warren and pete townhalls were waving a sanders vote and said they were turned off by the culture and the crowds. this could be the perception of the crowds and could that perception be a problem? >> the culture and the crowds of the sanders supporters. no, there is an edge to them, and his supporte

kellyanne conway telling fox news yesterday that bloomberg's past comments and lawsuits seem worse thanhe statements of the president, rather than donald trump made himself on for example, the "access hollywood" tape. reaction to what other democrats and media analysts are saying about this. roll tape. >> i think he is going to have to answer for that and speak to it. >> there ought to be some effort on his past, on his part, rather, to say and therefore i want to try and repair the damages done by this. >> as for what michael bloomberg did, i, stop-and-frisk, that is unconstitutional. where is he? he just keeps running a bunch of ads. >> it can't be dismissed with the smugness of someone who has 50, to 60, to $70 billion in his chest. liz: gianno, we have stories surfacing from 2012 from "the new york times" for example, quoting bloomberg being negative about president obama. saying he is a divisive populist. his first term was a disappointment. your reaction. >> i would actually agree with that statement, i can't argue that about president president obama. this will be bloomberg's big

kellyanne conway saying that she was muttering to herself throughout the speech. so i anticipate that's what we'll hear from president trump. as you point out, though, andrea, last night in a number of instances felt a lot like a campaign rally and so the response to those tensions that were on display fits into that pattern. look, he knows that he is up for re-election and last night he laid out his case for that and he's taking a stance as it comes to the house speaker. that is yet another way to energize his base. and later today, of course, we are anticipating the all be certain acquittal of president trump in the senate impeachment trial. based on my conversations with white house officials, what they're looking for, andrea, they're looking for republicans to hold the line, to not break ranks. expect a lot of focus on mitt romney who has been critical of president trump and the icing on the cake would be if they could peel off one or two democrats. this morning, keeping a close eye on senator joe manchin, how will they vote, these democrats who live in states

so we stack hour for you tonight, we have steve bannon rudy giuliani kellyanne conway and jerry jr.emocratic president rnl candidate toll gabor but first a week of "watters world" this is how, you know, trump just had his best week ever. listen to the left. >> everybody wants to get out of town today. i think this has been quite

he also speaks with kellyanne conway on the fallout between attorney general william barr and presidentnight 7:00 p.m. right here on fox news channel, after this program. >>> the u.s. and the taliban reaching a reduction in violence agreement in afghanistan. defense secretary mark esper saying it looks very promising, and if successful could lead to the withdrawal of the american troops. garrett tenney has details. >> mark esper is cautiously optimistic about the deal with the taliban that could eventually lead to u.s. troops leaving afghanistan. the first step is a seven-day truce that could begin as soon as monday. during that time, the taliban has agreed not to target american or afghan forces, assuming that goes well, the peace deal could be signed within ten days, leading to a nationwide cease-fire, negotiations between the taliban and afghan government, and a timetable for the withdrawal of u.s. troops, who have been fighting there for the past 18 years. there are currently 12,000 american soldiers in afghanistan, and this weekend defense secretary esper said troop levels could be

doubling down that the president hasn't interfered with stone case and counts or color to president kellyanne conways tweets are schismly meant to communicate with americans. president had a conversation with the whole world. he the put it as he's want to do on his twitter feed on social media and he expresses himself cuts out the middle man. and to say that people of the president don't comment on criminal matters what is is most important here two thing one is, the president of the united states has not asked or directed his attorney general. privately to do anything at any criminal matter including roger stone number two e he works hand and glove with with attorney general as we're privilege to affect this country. drivers at the daytona 500 will restart their engines today heavy rain postponed sunday's race in president -- still, though, revving up fans fly over crowd in air force a one look at that picture. and his limousining taking a historic lap around the track and then the president addressed the crowd. nascar fans what matters most is god, family and country. >> the president making histo

this morning kellyanne conway saying the public finally saw what pelosi has done many times in private at the white house. listen here. >> we seen it here again and again. i've seen in the situation room, in the cabinet room twice, i saw it in another meeting. she has a temper tantrum and then she leaves. but now the country saw it. there is no silly picture of her standing with all those men around the cabinet. america saw an incorrigible child ripping up a presidential state of the union that is meant for the people. >> when asked about it, speaker pelosi says she ripped up the speech because it was full of lies. a statement that is shared by congresswoman rashida tlaib. listen here. >> not only what i saw was a lie after lie, but also to mislead the public and use immigrants and use people of various different faiths to try and increase sphere, these fearmongering kind of politics. we are tired of the hate rhetoric, of divisiveness in our country. we want actual policy and action. >> republicans insist with the house speaker did was beneath the dignity of her office, and an insult t

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although she will of the same title as kellyanne conway the white house is saying there's no power conflict there hicks resigned from her role as communications director in 2018 that came a day after she told lawmakers while under oath that she kind told white lies in the course of her duties since leaving the white house hicks has been a big executive at fox news. >>easy video of a car going airborne. in a quiet southern california neighborhood, how neighbors are reacting when we come back. >>and concord police are asking for your help the trying to identify it. a group of suspects how much merchandise they still from space of 4 anlove is in the air valentine's day right around the corner where they have a a special someone to flying solo. weith or you're fighting climate change isn't just about polar bears. we're fighting for our lives, we're fighti for clean air and clean wate that's why i wrote the law to send billions from pluters to communities suffering the most. and only one candidate for president was with us back then, tom steyer. and he's still fighting for us, pledging to make c

president trump is hoping to counter the democrats' message, sending several aides including kellyanne conway. is your visit aimed at stealing thunder from the democrats? >> it sounds like they are throwing their lightning and fender at each other. >> reporter: so why is iowa so important? it only has 41 delegates. this is about momentum. this the first race in the nation. all the candidates see a win here as a chance to potentially set the tone for the whole race. the front-runner spot, which no one can claim. >> several of those potential candidates, senator warren, sanders, klobuchar, they are all involved in this impeachment debate that has been going on. do you have any sense of how that affected the race and if they were able to get any work done in iowa? >> yeah, there's no question it had a big impact on the race. we talked with voters. they say that they understand that the senators needed to be in washington for the impeachment trial. but this is iowa. every minute that this, the other candidates could swoop in and steal the spotlight. >> we will be watching the results. >>> so what

and it was kellyanne conway this morning. >> tucker: she was wearing a mask before. >> yeah. was prayerful. she does things solemnly. she only impeaches, you know, if it's bipartisan. and all that. she's a liar. okay? and she was reading and distracting last night behind the president. i kept waiting for her to jump up and say he missed a word, impeach him. you know, she was just distracting. and what she has done she has proven to the american people that she doesn't respect them. she doesn't respect the tuskegee airmen. she doesn't respect the family of kayla mueller, she doesn't respect the family of jody jones, the brother who was shot. anyone killed in a sanctuary city. this is about pure power. and when she is in the most hallowed halls of congress, behind the commander-in-chief, to rip up those sheets of paper is akin to her ripping up the constitution, american jurisprudence, everything that the president has done for the american people, from the economy, to school choice, to all of the things he talked about. she doesn't care about any of that. >> tucker: do you thi

other direction and attended a lavish party where he knew that ivanka trump and jared kushner, kellyanne conwaygoing to be at this party. you heard him say in the testimony, well, it was just an after party for the alfalfa club. i don't know what most americans think, but i had no idea what the alfalfa club was, it turns out to be an ultra elite 200 person invitation event, where he was mixing and mingling with folks like the ceo of jpmorgan chase, jamie dimon, somebody who absolutely has a tremendous interest in what happens with interest rates and the thinking of mr. powell. so i wish he would put his actions more consistent with the words that he's said, which is that the fed must be independent from partisanship. >> here is what -- i'm listening to every word, this is what the other side would say. you know, is it fair to assume that there was some sort of nefarious activity at this fancy party juist because he was ther? >> look, part of what we're trying to do is give people confidence in government. it's why we as elected officials have to make disclosures of our finances, there's nothing