coverage now kellyanne conway is standing by. first, teicher has day is live and the border, really has turned into a headache for the democrats. >> hey, good afternoon to you. yes, you could say that, the border crisis has really turned into a big, major, midterm issue. it also has turned into also, somewhat of a bargaining chip for at least house republicans. take a look at this tweet from house minority leader kevin mccarthy this week saying this, if biden and democrats do not use this government funding bill to address to the border crisis immediately, i am voting no on this bill and i urge my colleagues to do the same. the stand out, john, on the border is tense right now in both the house and the senate. but there may be a bigger standoff looming in the next three months if the g.o.p. flips the house. minority leader kevin mccarthy just presented his commitment to america agenda this morning to the house g.o.p. conference. on the border, john, the g.o.p. plans to end catch and release, and reinstate the remaining mexico pol

so with that, let's bring in kellyanne conway, author of "here's the deal." yanne, always good to see you. this is a fascinating race to watch in new hampshire. you have a late primary here. don bulduc is ahead right now. chuck morse. you have $4 million being poured in by mcconnell, financial support and fund-raising. and sununu coming in for morse. what do you make of this money that is being spent in new hampshire by two republican sides? >> martha, you also have chuck schumer pouring in over $3 million to pump up bulduc thinking that he would be the less formidable candidate against maggie hassen. that strategy of voiding up the republican that you think is unelectable has backfired in other races so far. i have one question for chuck schumer and joe biden and all the democrats. why do you have little faith in your candidates that you're playing around in the republican primaries? the real person on the chopping block here, this fall, is named maggie hassen. she won by less than a point six years ago. she's voted lock step with the biden agenda, the build

here with reaction kellyanne conway. the quick list here.sn't want any restrictions at all on abortion. he chased an innocent african-american jogger and stuck a shotgun in his face. he is a trust fund brat and never worked a day in his life. he buys a home from his sister for a dollar but wants to raise taxes on people but doesn't pay taxes himself. wants to release at least a third of all criminals in pennsylvania and voted to free convicted murderers. won't release his health record. we know he is sick not wanted to prosecute oil companies and grocery stores ceo and supports safe injection sites and blm. i can't think of anybody that extreme running for any position, especially the u.s. senate. >> that's correct. we are a country of 322 million americans. to think that fetterman could be a u.s. senator representing us is frightening. pennsylvania put your party aside and listen to the following. violent crime is up statewide 325% since fetterman has been lt. governor. he hasn't worked a day as lt. governor. he put the marijuana flag up an

i want to share a sound byte from kellyanne conway. listen here. >> the gop has made its agenda perfectly clear for months. a nationwide on abortion, medicare and social security on the chopping block, raising taxes on working families, while democrats continue to fight to defend woman's rights to choose. >> we know the fight is on abortion. if you are pro-life, you better be pro-life your entire life. that's why the republican party is only the party for school choice and education for freedom and opportunity of scholarships. >> a lot to unpack there. you heard chuck schumer saying what republicans are trying to do is limit choice across the country. you heard kellyanne conway suggests really what democrats want is to be able to abort baby up until birth. i think both edges of this are probably not what the mainstream believed. the positions are out there. your take on what was said there and how may that impact the mid midterms? >> as a pro-choice democrat, i don't think it should be birth. and if they want to check out a few boxes,

kellyanne conway last night telling bret baier what has been motivating voters just about

thank you, kellyanne conway, larry elder, jamie lissow, kat timpf.llian: hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i am gillian turner in washington. breaking tonight: the white house is now scrambling to avert a major railroad strike te economy and infrastructure. "the new york times" is suggesting polls that show democrats on the rebound. maybe a political mirage. will it be a

let's bring in kellyanne conway and mark penn.ickly how the white house has gone back and forth on whether he is running again. >> president biden: yes, my plan is to run for reelection. >> the president has every intention of running for reelection. >> joe biden is running for reelection and i will be his ticket mate. full stop. >> listen, the president has been very clear that he intends to run again and if he does, i will be running with him probably. >> dana: do you think that the president has not made up his mind yet? >> i think there is a practical reality if the democrats get wiped out in the mid-terms, and only less than 40% of democrats now select him as the potential nominee, that as a practical matter he won't be able to run. if the mid-terms turn out pretty good, very close, i think he will have a real option. but i think it's important to understand legally they say i intend to run. once they say i'm running it triggers all sorts of statutes. there is a good reason why they phrase it why they do. i think he intends t

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"hannity" last night where she made what might be the most kellyanne conway-ish thing she's said yet>> big minds talk about issues, small minds talk about people. that's what joe biden is doing. i've never seen somebody trying to engage voters by enraging them, by alienating them -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you haven't? "oh, yeah, wait, maybe one guy. i have seen one guy do that." [ laughter ] i like that the people with the "let's go brandon" flags on their lawns are complaining that joe biden is alienating and enraging them. [ laughter ] things are going pretty well for the democrats lately. so the gang at fox is working overtime to fix that. this is the latest thing they're worked up about. alexandria ocasio-cortez is on the cover of "gq" this week. an interviewer asked if she thought she could ever be president, she said she doesn't know because she's seen how so many people in this country hate women. and, of course, no one was more insulted by that than noted equal rights advocate tucker carlson. [ laughter ] who even got up early to talk it through with his foxy friends. >> if y

. >> sean: here with reaction lara trump, and kellyanne conway and mike huckabee is with us. laura, your reaction? anything more extreme than hillary clinton lecturing anybody on morality? i think american rejected her policies out right. >> that's rich coming from hillary. we know that the democrats whether it's hillary clinton or joe biden love to throw out this label and slap it on anybody of extreme. if you don't fall in lock step with what they think. they do it all the time. we know these are the people that make the rules. they can change definitions of words. it's amazing. like recession or woman. they are just able to change those at the drop of a hat. they were happy to look at violent riots where people were killed and buildings were burned to the ground and small businesses destroyed across the country, those were mostly peaceful. but if you were in washington, d.c. on january 6th nowhere near the capitol you deserve to have your lives destroyed. you could have a private server. you could bleach 30,000 emails, that's fine. but if your last name is trump you deserv

kellyanne conway former advisor to president trump and mark penn.ill emotion that. how to back biden and shun him, too. how did mark kelly do answering that question? >> he did terribly and they're all doing terribly and fumbling through the answers. they vote with joe biden 95% of the time. mark kelly voted 94% of the time. that's not keeping joe biden at arm's length. he pretends he is like kirsten sinman, independent maverick down the middle. he voted for the inflation reduction act and as an arizona senator voted against senator portman's bill that would have detected illegal narcotics and tried to reduce their flow to arizona and elsewhere and voted against senator scott trying to prioritize the hiring of border patrol agents over those 87,000 i.r.s. agents. and something else that's going on here. they say in the "new york times" article the democrats, including mark kelly's campaign, claim that they want to stay close to joe biden's issue agenda and base and not him. that's really odd because joe biden is spending trillions of dollars of mone

kellyanne conway last night telling bret baier what has been motivating voters just about everywhere kellyanne: at the grocery store, gas pump and your ability to pay the rent and feel your kids are being taught curriculum that comports with what they should be taught in school. >> dana: and of coerring the senate race, what it will take to win over the votes of suburban women, what do the ladies want, rich? >> good morning, dana and bill, polling his north carolina one of the closest in the country. budd and beaceley. republicans have focused on the kitchen table issues like inflation, gas prices and education. issues republicans say will bring them to the polls this year. >> you know, just going to the grocery store, we have a family of eight and spending $500 three years ago, two years ago would have gotten us three weeks worth of food, it's gone in six days because value of what we're able to get for prices are literally suffocating us. >> focus on education, which played major role last year in glenn youngkin's campaign in virginia. supreme court decision overturning roe v. wade

we'll get your sparring partner kellyanne conway back soon. we have not had a direct hurricane hit in two years. ian is on a collision course with florida might strengthen to a cat four. >> dana: the wife of a pro-life accident alleges the f.b.i. arrested her husband in front of the children. >> bill: debate over education looming large in november. could it put one republican over the top in a historically blue district?goin district?goin we're about to find out.s? it's going to take investing in some things you've heard of and some you'd never expect. it's going to take funding innovation in renewable energy, helping reduce carbon footprints, and big bets on environmentally conscious construction. citi has committed 1 trillion dollars in sustainable financing to help build a better future. because to reach net zero, it's going to take everything. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ all across the country, people are working hard to build a better future. so we're hard at work helping them achieve financial freedom. we're proud to serve people everywhere, in inv

is the easier candidate at all appearing at a michigan rally alongside donald trump junior, kellyanne conway others. tell me about why. >> i think he's very strong and i think he's going to be really hard to beat. >> reporter: many of gibbs supporters feel they lost their country in 2020. >> we are in a civilization that's not so much republican or democrat, it's crazy versus number l. >> reporter: it's about this. >> it's a referendum on the democratic ideals as a state and nation there is nothing easy about this race. let me tell you. this is going to be a fight to the finish. >> reporter: now, this isn't just happening here in michigan. nationwide democratic aligned groups spent millions of dollars across races in pennsylvania, maryland, colorado to create more at least perceived favofav favorable opponents. they said they would have beaten whoever came out of the gop but nationally, it remains to be seen whether these bets end up paying off or backfiring, jake? >> reporter: jimenez, thank you. >>> we took part of the segment and running an edited version on twitter. they posted the part

kellyanne conway is the former counselor to the president and author of "here's the deal."st grab your wallet. >> oh, boy, bill clinton was such an interesting person. people really wanted to hear him, listen to him. he was the come back kid who came in third in new hampshire and somehow said i'm the come back kid just watch me and got the new york stock exchange. jesse, here is the guy who really ran successfully under the democratic leadership council. what is it? well it disbanded in 2011 and gone for a long time. here is why it. represented the more centrist moderate part of the democratic party. bill clinton who called super predators bill clinton signed in welfare reform against gay mirage, abortion should be rare. that part of the democratic party is no more. why is this relevant? it's relevant because if i were bill clinton the statesman i would try to get my party so out of sync and touch with america i would be trying to get them to the center. instead reduced to you soundbites and platitudes theback-to-back joe biden bill clinton interviews this weekend were puff

number one "new york times" best seller, kellyanne conway. along with the post of the larry elder cheryl, larry elder. former white house chief of staff mark meadows. kellyanne, larry's state of california. not blaming larry. he should have been elected. this problem will be solved, let's put it that way. they have all the natural resources. they are chasing people out of the state for the first time in 170 years. they are telling you cool your home up to 4:00 p.m. and then put the easy up to 78. okay. you're going to be sweaty in your own bedroom and you will be able to sleep. public enemy's fan. how does that work with electric vehicles? >> i'm coming to you from california. the people here are abuzz about the mandates. >> sean: you are in california. kellyanne may pop out of the screen. if the lights go out, we know why. >> will know why. let's stop picking on working people. they have to pay for the harvard educated doctors lawyers and business people and other being told to make it home from a hard day's work at 4:00 p.m. they are ready t

here now with reaction, former senior counselorga to president trump, kellyanne conway. kellyanne, let me just read the quick list here. ick list t wanthe doesn't want any restrictions at all on abortion . this is a guy that chased anerin innocent african-american jogger and stuck a shotgun in fc his face. the guy did nothing wrong. i told you to trust fund brad. he never worked a day in his life and it ends up he buys a home from a sister for a dollar, then owns six homes, wants to raise taxes on people.s then we find out he doesn't pay any taxes himself. we know that he wants to release at least a third of alls criminals in pennsylvania voted thir to free on the pardon and parole board convicted murdererss heal will release his health records. we know he's sick on top recordt wanted to literally prosecute oil companies and grocery store ceos and supports the taxpayeres funded safe haven injection sites. and he supports bella blm. i really can't think of anybody that extreme running for anyemen position, especially for the u.s..in position, especially senate. >> that's >

. >> i talked to kellyanne conway this week. she said she is encouraging not to announce because he'll get the blame if things go sour. >> notable this week that there's a new offshoot of a trump pac trying to get set up to direct some of his money that he has lots of it toward i think given for and not been doing a lot with midterm candidates and mitigate blame if they don't get the nomination fie the hand picked canandidates don't win h is not going to take blame. just a wild guess here. >>> new reportining from cnn revealing who democrats think should be on the top of the 2024 ticket. at bath fitter, every quality bath starts with quality people. our consultants help you choose from hundreds of bath options so we fit your style. our installers complete your work in as little as a day so we fit your schedule. our manufacturing team custom crafts your bath so we fit your standards, and it's guaranteed for life. when you can trust the people who create your new bath, it just fits. bath fitter. visit bathfitter.com to book your f

thank you, kellyanne conway, larry elder, jamie lissow, kat timpf. "fox news @ night" with gillian turner is next. ♪ ♪ >> gillian: hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i am gillian turner in washington. breaking tonight: the white house is now scrambling to avert a major railroad strike te economy and infrastructure. "the new york times" is suggesting polls that show democrats on the rebound. maybe a political mirage. will it be a fight over the maga agenda or kitchen table issues? our panel will see. a rare agreement between the justice department and former president trump's legal team at the appointment of a special master to review documents sees it mar-a-lago. we will detail. plenty of pomp and circumstance this week as britain's morning the longest reigning monarch, the queens passing now spurring the royal family to mend some fences. prince harry and meghan markle are both back in the u.k. steven hilton will join us to break down the royal drama. we begin with president biden touting on a economic resurgence. white house correspondent kevi

kellyanne conway say we shouldn't attack half of the country. >> politics if you want to engage peopleu don't enrage people. you don't insult people but we inspire people. we all tried to do that. the president particularly the one who ran affirmatively on that platform must do that. one last thing, and want everyone to know that 235 of 589 days joe biden has been in office, 234 he has either been on vacation or nothing to do with his job. these gentlemen when he does show, he has no show joe. >> todd: we bring in cory mills florida congressional candidate and under president trump. cory, your reaction to last night's spectacle. >> todd, i will tell you the first thing we should look at is noting joe biden is nothing more than the divider in the cheap. we are seeing a person who wouldn't label bom or antifa thugs or atrocious events in the city has domestic terrorists but half of the nation doesn't vote for him all of a sudden extremist. this is not the unifier that he claims to be. the fact that he continues to try to attack maga make america great again patriots is just an example of

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appearing at a michigan rally alongside donald trump jr., kellyanne conway, and others. >> tell me abouty strong. and i think that he is going to be very hard to beat. >> many of gibbs supporters feel that they lost their country in 2020. >> we are in a civilization that is not so much that -- [inaudible] it's crazy versus. normal >> for democrats, we need every vote. >> the stakes are similar. >> this election is a referendum on our democratic ideals as a states and as a nation. there is nothing easy about this race, let me tell you. this is going to be a fight to the finish. >> now this isn't just happening here in michigan. millions of dollars have been spent nationwide by democratic aligned groups. on more extreme gop candidates, in places like pennsylvania, maryland, and colorado, to create at least a perceived more favorable opponents. now the sculpting cal pain here in michigan 30 strict would tell, you they would have beaten whoever came out of the gop primary. but nationally, it remains to be seen whether these bets pay off or end up backfiring. omar land, cnn, grand rapids, mic

mccarthy was joined by former speaker newt gingrich and former senior adviser to president trump, kellyanne conway. i caught up with speaker gingrich to see if mccarthy's plan can help the gop win seats. >> you think it's going to be enough for one republicans to take back the house and possibly increase the margin that they lost over the summer? >> the odds are stronger than three weeks ago. i have not seen a single analyst, even the dopeyest ones that have suggested the democrats will be in a majority after this. >> that's what he thinks. democrats on the other hands, they're having to confront this border crisis because of all of the migrants that are being bussed to the sanctuary cities. they are already pushing back on mccarthy's plan. >> concern with anything that they're going to present over the next few days. the american people will see through it clearly. >> mccarthy will announce his big commitment to america plan in pittsburgh tomorrow. neil? >> neil: i'm wondering if they're going to tie this to a me slur to keep the government open, that would seem to be a nonstarter. what are you h

house meeting, former house speaker newt gingrich, a trump ally and former white house adviser kellyanne conwayrter, tell me what stands out to you. >> a couple of categories that stand out here. the first is what you might consider the red meat for the conservative base. let's put that graphic back out on the television in terms of what they're talking about there, the issue of abortion, there's some language in this contract, or this commitment to america that they're talking about on protecting the life of the unborn, and they talk about transgender politics, suggesting that transshould be banned from sports, and talking about the southern border and confronting big tech, a common villain on the right. and a second category of issues that are designed to appeal outside their base, and what many might be an attempt to appeal to voters, cutting wasteful spending but that's very abstract and they don't say from a policy standpoint what they would do. and a section about increasing american competitiveness with china. and that is also unclear what they would do, and it is pretty odd, given most

. >> john: i should point out, kellyanne conway just texted me.r] >> jillian: fabulous would she say. >> big ticket is in there, it's in the warp tools to keep their kids safe online and stop companies from putting politics ahead of people. >> jillian: thank you kelly i'm. >> john: thank you kelly on. >> jillian: i am glad we chatted with you then. to be on my list was already this long. >> jillian: and i pulled it from a background that one of our report are sent out and i thought it wasn't in the final list. but we got an answer from you on it which is the important think. i'm glad it's a top priority. >> john: thank you for coming. >> thank you for having me. >> jillian: congress among was telling america's top bankers she wants them to stop investing in oil and gas. >> john: rather than backing down, the ceo is pushing back against far left demands. has a chief executive of jpmorgan chase, shot that down. wait until you see. >> this dreary cm and bermuda does not even come close to the trouble that is headed our way, a category for monster hur

he was joined by former speaker newt gingrich and kellyanne conway, former senior advisor to the formert and one of the biggest items, neil, in mccarthy's plan is about securing the border. the gop plans to end catch-and-release, reintate remain in mexico policy, finish the border wall. i caught up with former speaker gingrich to get his thoughts whether mccarthy's plan will be enough for the gop's chances this fall? is its going to be enough for one republicans to take back the house or increase the margin they lost over the summer? >> the odds are stronger than three weeks ago. i have not seen a single analysts, even dopeyest suggested that the democrats will be majority after this. reporter: you heard it hear first. the democrats are having to confront the border issue because of all the migrants bussed to sanctuary cities as blue states, they are already pushing back on mccarthy's plan. >> anyone really take the house republican conference seriously in terms of ideas at this point in time? it is all phony, fake, and fraudulent. they have not put forward a single legitimate idea over

allowed it's just you know i get why not every little thing prosecutable i mean i get why you know kellyanne conway running up you know hatch violate like parking tickets is not you know getting the prime attention of the justice department. i mean there are these sort of line stepping instances with every administration a bit. i don't know, it just i think it's pretty blatant. so whatever he's done in his past i mean, i hope someone's taking a look at it. so yeah. yeah. thank you for writing your book. thank you. i think i heard correctly that you said at one point that he could have been stopped. i think so. and, you know, as i read your book and i'm not quite finished with it, but it just seems to me this all the characters you're writing about come on singly and i mean, mccarthy went up to the michael mccarthy something. graham did they come on as individuals? yeah. so just thinking about it seems to me he he could have been stopped only people joined forces. absolutely. now, what were you thinking, though? what was i thinking. yeah. that he could have been stopped. i think he could have been s

also kellyanne conway, the former white house adviser, part of the meeting -- who is a close ally ofer on the same day that this plan was unveiled, he sees what house republicans are promising as -- take a listen. >> after opposing and obstruction everything we have tried to do to stop progress over the last two years, the house leader ken mccarthy unveiled the on the commitment to america. that a thin series of policy goals. with little to no details that will publicly pursue if they regain control of the congress. >> alex, this comment from president biden really came as he was laying out what is going to be his message to democratic voters ahead of the midterms, which is so pivotal to whether president biden will have a congress -- over the next two years he once again hammered a maga republicans, something he has gotten criticism for republicans for, he said president biden is continuing to rail against republicans and also to flip the argument on law and order by saying any republicans who don't call out what happened on january 6th could not, themselves, claim to be supporters

number one , "new york times" best seller kellyanne conway, founder of the committee to unleash prosperity you'ren moore,s th ohio, congressman jim jordan. all right, steve , we'll start o with you. miat iyou're the economic exper what is today's news mean? is abysmal day for the economy. it started at eight thirty in the morning with the announcement of much higher inflation than anybody expected, even me. i was shocked at that number. bd really bad.av and by the way, the gas price has fallen. but justeverythi about everyth p is rising. food prices are rising. medical health insurancerices ar is rising. transportation costs, cars,ever everything you buythe at the grocery store. and you're right, people feen rg like the real inflatiohen rate is much higher than even that o eight and a half percent rate that the bureau of labor r statistics came out with . and then, you knowe, somethingyo else remarkable happened. interest rates started to rise. so you inc sawre that increase n the mortgage rate that you just talked about. the cra in thand then you saw h and the stock market and what was i'

>> brian: i remember when kellyanne conway was in charge of fentanyl and setting up a program, she wase selfish. if you go to suburban america and you say i understand you have a huge fentanyl problem, i'm here to help. but the present have not mentioned at lunch. wants. >> ainsley: i remember when crops would come to our school in nancy reagan came out with just say no. if you start talking to kids in an early age in elementary school, and i know it seems like it's cliche, but it made a difference in the lives of so many kids that i grew up with because we did not want to touch it because we were scared about what the consequences would be. if you wanted to join the military, our members and i'll never do that. what if i want to join the military or go to a naval academy question work what if i wanted to run to president one day? >> steve: and in the next half-hour you will hear from appear to his child went to school and had one of those drug awareness things and came home with a narcan tablet. in the meantime, 811. >> brian: the hearing comes after the justice department's latest al