that one was from "usa today" and serve folks university polling with that, we bring in kellyanne conwayoug schroen, former adviser to president clinton. two great pollsters. kellyanne, i'll start with you. what do you think? >> i think ron desantis has had a monster year. he's done a great job in florida. people see him as having a bright future including me. donald trump put himself out there even though he's banned from social media and parts of the democratic party if not society. i like the fact that we have two people we're talking about here that are anti-establishment, risk takers, keep their promises and also are people who are not the ones that they wanted. both of them beat people in their respective primaries, martha and doug, that were the odds on favorites. i would say don't want to haggle over the science, but we're pollsters. the sample size of 267 likely voters. i had more people at my wedding. i'd like to see a larger sample size. donald trump benefitted from something that may be hurting him right now. he benefitted from the fact that he was able to break through and s

. >> we also heard from former counsellor to the president kellyanne conway. she gave new details into how trump rationalized the violence of that day. >> there is no doubt that president trump thought that actions of the rioters were justified. in the days after january 6, he spoke to several different advisors. in those conversations, he minimized the seriousness of the attack. here's new testimony from another one of president's senior advisors kellyanne conway. >> you say you talked to the president the next day. tell us about that conversation. >> i don't think it was very long. i just said that was a terrible day. i'm working on a long statement. i said it's crazy. >> what did he say? >> these people are upset. they're very upset. >> all right. joining us now, political investigations reporter for the guardian, one of the top journalists on all things january 6, hugo lowell. you spoke to a lot of legal experts after yesterday's blockbuster hearing. what charges do they say prosecutors are most likely to consider against trump? doj is watching. which ones

fox team coverage now, kellyanne conway moments away from the political implications, but first to rich, so rich, is this a done deal? >> well, jacqui, still a little more to go through here. the democratic national committee will consider this proposal over the next few months. but when the president and leader of the party backs a plan, that carries serious weight. in a letter to the party's rules and bylaws committee this week, president biden writes "we must ensure that voters of color have a voicing choosing our nominee earlier in the process. early states must reflect the overall diversity of our party and our nation." instead of the traditional iowa and new hampshire leading off the nominating season, the president wants south carolina first. the state whose support in 2020 was key to his own nomination. then new hampshire, nevada, and primaries in michigan and georgia. the president also wants to eliminate caucuses, those nominating contests, gatherings in gyms across iowa and other states because they take too much time and require people to support candidates in public. but th

we haven't heard kellyanne conway testified to or others. there's gonna be a lot more there.urious how they will plan to presented in some way. up to these dates, it's all been tele-finds videos and televised actual hearings. >> hundreds of hundreds of pages in this report. >> not as long as the docuseries on harry and meghan. >> great point. >> still, we've got a coup attempt abroad, conspiracy theorists and white supremacists hanging around with trump. antisemitism and hate so much on the rise, the white house is actually holding a summit. look at the extremist threat at home and abroad after this. home and abroad after this. it wicks gushes 90% faster and absorbs even more. for up to 100% leak-free and odor-free comfort. this is triple protection frfrom always. ♪ ♪ this... is a glimpse into the no-too-distant future of lincoln. ♪ ♪ it's what sanctuary could look like... feel like... sound like... even smell like. more on that soon. ♪ ♪ the best part? the prequel is pretty sweet too. ♪ ♪

. >> even former white house advisers larry kudlow and kellyanne conway are confused about what's goingre in mar-a-lago. take a listen. >> i don't understand what our former boss is doing. i love the guy but i do not understand kanye west, hanging out with white nationalists, hanging out with anti-semitic people, talking about ending the constitution or postponing the constitution. i don't get it. >> but again, he should just -- he should completely distance himself from that. i think he said i didn't know anything about this guy, i was trying to help kanye west. >> and i disagree with everything they say and stand for. >> of course. >> but he's not. >> no, he's not. and i don't think he will. and i'm not surprised and i don't have any high expectations for our former president. i think he's spiraling. i don't think he's listening to anyone but the voices in his head. and i think we will see more and more. but i don't know if that means that donald trump will go away. i still think we'll -- >> not going away. >> he's not going away. and we'll see if anyone steps up to really contest him

we have not heard about what kellyanne conway tested to, or others.re is going to be a lot more there. i am curious how they will plan to present it in some way, right? so it has all been televised videos, and televised hearings, but now it will be this -- >> hundreds on hundreds of-page report. >> not against the whole docuseries on meghan and harry, i will tell you that. but still. we have got a coup attempt abroad, conspiracy theorists and white supremacists hanging around with trump, antisemitism and hate so much on the rise, the white house is actually holding a summit. we will look at the extremist right at home and abroad after this. you definitely know. when he wants your attention, he makes it clear. when he wants to be left alone, he makes it obvious. but if your cat has oa pain, also known as osteoarthritis pain, he may be saying “ow” in different ways. it's a long-lasting condition that makes it painful for your cat to move like they once did, like when walking or climbing. red flags are everywhere. but cats are really good at hiding their

we also heard from former counselor to the president kellyanne conway. she gave new details into how trump rationalized the violence of that day. >> there's no doubt that president trump thought that the actions of the rioters were justified. in the days of january 6th, he spoke to several different advisers, and in those conversations, he minimized the seriousness of the attack. here's new testimony from another one of the president's senior advisers, kellyanne conway. >> you said you talked to the president the next day. tell us about that conversation on the 7th. >> you know, i don't think it was very long. i just said that was just a terrible day. i'm working on a long statement. i said it's crazy. >> what did he say? >> no, these people were upset. they're very upset. >> he called them patriots, of course. and saluted them for what they did when he finally was pushed into telling them to go home. seeing kellyanne conway there, and seeing hope hicks before that really does underline the fact, does it not, that this january 6th committee, they didn't

i get the sense that you have that same talent, guys like nick ayres, mark short, kellyanne conway. you have really been able to build a world-class team. mr. pence: thank you. mark short and his wife kristen, mark is with us tonight. they were the founding director doors of the reagan ranch. so they come from a good background. it is one of the things that you learned early on, and i know president reagan learned and lived it. i had the privilege to know a number of people who were senior in the administration including a dear friend attorney general ed mees whose friendship i cherish to this day. you learned early on you are only as good as your people, and i learned that on that tragic day in january in 2021 as well. both mark short and my general counsel greg jacob as a recount in the book had been there at my side giving me steady counsel and support as we sought to stand firm and to do our duty. i will always believe that we did our duty that day, ensuring the peaceful transfer of power under the constitution of the united states and the laws of this country. [applause] when i

kellyanne conway was spotted having dinner with disgraced former governor of new york, cuomo. she said settle in it was important to reach out to him after he reached out to so many women. [laughter] >> transgender sex fender -- was arrest add 15 months after exposing himself in a l.a. spa. residents say if he wanted to expos himself, he should do the decent thing, become a movie producer. beverly hills 90210 star tory spelling was hospitalized after having difficulty breathing and experiencing dizziness. doctors said they know she's not faking the symptoms because they have seen her acting. [laughter] >> that was a compliment, right? i think it was >> according to a new study, ai could help us to predict future pandemics, like earthquakes. scientists have created a gel sheet that's three times more absorbent than paper towels. thank god, said president biden's live-in nurse. wow. that was for greg, i think. we should have saved that one for him. for the second year in a row philadelphia has recorded 500 murders. out of respect, philly mayor jim kenny has changed the city's na

contributor kellyanne conway along with arkansas governor mike huckabee and fox news contributor ar and foxi fl news contributor arieisc fleisc. allher. right, governor, am go i right? amvernor, and my right, wrong? am i i wrong? is am i missing anything? misshouldsi somethingng anythi? should something b be added, e , subtracted? >> yousubt tellra me.cted ?well, >> sean, first of all, when i come on your sho firstw, of ally i come on your show, yo never say you'reu' wrong. re wrowhyng. would i do why would i do that? i would never get invited ba th >> i'd. never get invited back. whyi am i'm not stupid. notbut stu ari,pid. >> sean: ari and kelly tellanne. te>>ll me no,all the i thinkt. >> your rate and one of the things he talked you're a rightt hat and one ofi the things thatto youtall talk abouty thatag i totally ae with is thatree with this we can we cansit arou sitnd and say ad and say, oh, we we wishwish the democrats weren't the democrats weren't doing ballot harvesting. we doing can d ballot harvesting, we cano doto that orr we we can can say play. the -- played the game tha

here now with more fox news contributors, joe concha, kellyanne conway. kellyanne, i really don't care what adults, if they want to be drag queens, that's their business. if they watch the biden white house wants to invite them, that's their business. i don't really care. i think he has more important things to do. that's fine. the problem is , is we're dealing now with issues all across the country as it relates to kids and indoctrination and a appropriate education for these kids and this idea that the left thinks that they their values should supersede the values parents are trying to instill in their kids at home. now, both these people had performed before children. and my question is , what makes the left think that that's okay ? well, they shouldn't. but this is also the administration whose justice department, sean, referred to parents as domestic terrorists. and what exactly were his parents doing to be called thus? they were showing up at school board meetings or upset about lost learning, declining test scores. lockdown's that were big letdowns

kellyanne conway says americans should be worried. >> to have our chief law enforcement officers up tonts in one report routinely saying to twitter you have to look at this tweet, you have to look at that person's postings, while we're in an election season, this is frightening to me as an american citizen to think this is going on under the guise of some official operation. they are sitting on the scales of free speech. they are sitting on the scales of justice. >> we have brian kilmeade co-host of "fox & friends" and host of one nation the brian kilmeade coming to us from his radio studio. thank you for joining me, merry christmas. excited to get a chance to chat with you about this. you work all day long. >> we're sharing network and audiences, great to see you in new york. i was waiting for the f.b.i. pushback. i thought it would be more professional and like one would think somewhat limited but it is an aggressive pushback and naming people that have a problem with their action as con spur tee theorists is like something i would see on msnbc and cnn with every host. what are they

. >>> we got to go to molly hemmingway and of course kellyanne conway. molly, you and i talked about this a week ago. we felt this coming to me it never felt like the senate republicans wanted this guy in office. he was a trump's pick and they didn't like that. there was not intensity on the part of the republicans as there was on democrats. i felt it and you felt it. we don't change anything. we have the same people in place and apparently the rnc, that's not changing. we are doing the same thing over and over again. i am pissed ton tontonight, frankly. >> it is offensive for republican voters and donors. there is no clear messaging. i mean you look at what happened since the midterm election where you had a senate that responded to those disappointing midterm losses by doing nothing other t trtp t than sabotaging their what's the case of voting republicans for senate after this midterm? i don't think one was attempted to be made. nothing seems to be changing. you didn't see a lot of enthusiasm there. >> look at how close it was though? >> what did we s

kellyanne conway with biden to shake up the primary schedule.xtraordinaire brian kilmeade. john roberts and jacqui heinrich to join us with "american reports." we will see you then. ♪ ♪ >> harris: i have some famous friends, too. carley, pete, dagen. shocking video out of pay alto and stormed a store and made of $30,000 of merchandise. the store staff and customers back as they tried to stop the criminals. you know what that is dangerous stuff to do. i know they mean well, pete. >> pete: what do you expect? we are at this point because security can't intervene because security is more likely to face consequences than the shoplifters are. and the police are not ever present. a customer stepping in, you will do is get your face smacked and to what end? this is how things cascade when lawlessness is allowed to continue. >> harris: so, dagen, do we go to the point where the stores absorb so people don't have to fight them off? we are doing that in some sectors appearance before they do it all the time. my cds across the street where i live, the empl

was that the importance of kellyanne conway's testimony?ell, again, under the rules we don't discuss the witness testimony. but i will say that that testimony along with all of the other testimony will soon be made available and in its entirety. so you could make your own judgment. >> all right. congresswoman zoe lofgren, never revealing too much ahead of her committee members. thank you very much on a busy day for taking some time to talk to us. we're grateful. >> thank you, nicolle. >>> up next for us, michael cohen on what it means now that house democrats have their hands on something trump never wanted them to see. his taxes. that is next. electronic voice: it's a cat. (meow) it's an owl-cat. it's an owl-cat-bat. some things leave you guessing. (meow) but not mailchimp. mailchimp takes the guesswork out of email marketing by analyzing millions of data points from the billions of emails we send to offer personalized suggestions for how to improve engagement and revenue. guess less and sell more with the #1 email marketing and automation

kellyanne conway, fox news contributor and former senior counselor to president trump. over the weekend, bernie sanders not being kind when talking about kyrsten sinema. >> i think the democrats there are not all that enthusiastic about somebody who helped sabotage some of the most important legislation, a corporate democrat who has along with senator manchin sabotaged enormously important legislation. >> two-fer there. >> senator sanders acts like they have a 60-vote majority. so look, the vitrile upon the shoulders of kyrsten sinema because she has gone the way of most in arizona, away from the democratic party, roughly 70% of registered voters in arizona are either democrat -- and she is saying i don't like the two-party system, rewards those with the loudest mouths and says the most extreme things, and she's much more honest about her voting record and her new political affiliation as an independent than independent bernie sanders. this is a guy who caucuses with the democrat, he did not think much of joe biden to the point he ran against him for president, made it

here's the testimony from another one of president trump's senior advisers kellyanne conway. >> you saidtalked to the president and the next day. tell us about that conversation. >> i don't think it was very long. i just said it was a terrible day. i s working on a statement. >> what did he say? >> know, people are upset. very upset. >> in the days following the attack, president also expressed a desire to pardon those involved in the attack. since then, he suggested he will do so if he returns to the oval office. >> the chair recognizes the gentleman from maryland, mr. raskin, for opening statement. >> the first committal statute we invoke for referral, therefore, title 18 section 1512c which makes it unlawful for anyone to corruptly obstruct , influence, or impede any official proceedingsf the united states government we believe the evidence described by my colleagues today and assembled throughout our hearings warrants a criminal referral of former presint donald j.rump, john eastman, and others for violations of this statute. the whole purpose and obvious effectf trump's scheme were

here is a testimony from one of president trump's senior advisor's kellyanne conway. >> you talked to the president of the united states. it tell us about that statement. >> i said it was a terrible day. i am walking -- i am working on a statement. >> what did he say? >> people are very upset. >> in the days following the attack president trump expressed the desire -- involved in the attack. since then he said he would do so if you returns to the oval office. in summary, president trump lit the flame, poured gasoline on the fire and sat by in the white house dining room for hours watching the fire burn. today he still continues to fan those flames. mr. chairman, i yield back. >> chairwoman -- gentlewoman yields back. chairman recognizes the gentleman from maryland with an opening statement. >> thank you mr. chairman for your extraordinary leadership of this organization. generous -- generations will praise you. several months ago you tasked several members and the subcommittee bring recommendations to the full committee to the department of justice and other authorities may find evide

here with reaction, fox news contributor kellyanne conway along with arkansas governor mike huckabee and fox news contributor ari fleischer. governor, and my right, wrong? am i missing anything? should something be added, subtracted? >> sean, first of all, when i come on your show, i never say you're wrong. why would i do that? i would never get invited back. i am not stupid. >> sean: ari and kellyanne tell me all the time. >> your rate and one of the things he talked about that i totally agree with this we can sit around and say we wish the democrats weren't doing ballot harvesting. we can do that or we can say the -- played the game that's being played and that's how you win and we need to win but we also need to go into state legislatures were republicans have majorities across the country and we need to make sure that there voting laws are passed so that they truly do make it easier for people to vote but truly do make it hard for people to cheat. that's not something that has been at the forefront. the fact is, republicans are really good at campaigns. democrats are really good

. >> harris: kellyanne conway, former counselor to president trump and now the president of ka consultingom line this for me. how serious is this? >> this is incredibly serious. i think it's the most damping and destructive to our democracy to coin a phrase, dump of the twitter files to date. why? the sixth installment did start to show us a little bit about the f.b.i.'s possible involvement with twitter. and then that succeeded the earlier twitter file expo says that showed people were being censored and shadow banned and treated unfairly. but to have our chief law enforcement officers up to 80 f.b.i. agents in one report routinely saying to twitter you have to look at this tweet, you have to look at that person's postings. while we're in an election season and while we're in the early stages of the biden administration formation, this is frightening to me as an american citizen to think this is going on under the guise of some official operation, when harris we know what it is plain and simple. they are sitting on the scales of free speech. they are sitting on the scales of justice. als

now, you have an rnc autopsy that involves elevating blake masters and kellyanne conway tune advisoryoard to figure out what went wrong. you can't make this stuff up. >> now, mehdi. this is the topic of -- failure is becoming this familiar refrain for the republican party. back into the 2012 cycle, the right candidates that were extreme that one primaries, like todd aiken, josh mandel. they ended up losing their senate races. mitch mcconnell did not come the majority leader. here we, our ten years later, the republican party just repeated the same cycle, electing unelectable -- went to the fringe, warmly embraced donald trump, and the voters overwhelmingly rejected them. the idea that there is this autopsy, that's comical. all they need to do is dust off -- 2012, 2013, that michael steele did, but apparently nobody upper redder internalized in any way, and here we, are having this conversation. -- i'm all for it, mehdi. keep doubling down on failure, keep giving democrats victories, because at some point, you can only lead a horse -- they have no interest in doing so at all. >> -- bra

here is new testimony from another one of president trump's senior advisors, kellyanne conway. >> you said you talked to the president the next day. tell us about the conversation, on the 7th. >> i don't think it was very long, i just said it was a terrible day, i'm working on a long statement, i said it's crazy. >> what did he say? >> no, these people are upset, they are very upset. >> the days following the attack, president trump also expressed a desire to pardon those involved in the attack. he said he will do so if he returns to the oval office. in summary, president trump lit the flame, poured gasoline on the fire and sat by in the white house dining room for hours watching the fire burn, and today he still continues to fan the flame. that was his extreme dereliction of duty. mr. chairman, i yield back. >> the chair recognizes the gentleman from maryland, mr. raskin for opening statement. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and thank you for your extraordinary leadership of this committee. generations to come will praise you and the vice chair for your unswerving devotion to the rule of

same with kellyanne conway we do hear speak publicly but not about stuff like that. >> not at all concerned about his legacy leading up to him actually saying i don't really care about my legacy. my leg acy is whether or not i become a winner? >> absolutely. nothing about his presidency accomplished. >> thank you. >>> straight ahead, congressman adam schiff here to it discuss and what he thinks is the strongest evidence. >>> and multiple airlines issues travel waivers for blizzards protected for the u.s. a potential bombshell one to hit the u.s. this week. in the weather center, jennifer, if you have a flight booked what should you know about this? >> if the upper midwest, northern plains, might want to be thinking about changing that, because the weather is about to really get rough across those areas. the storm system right now is just in its infanancy, expanding and strengthening in the coming days. winter storm advisories and watches across much of the northern plains and rockies. here we go. getting into thursday start to see blizzard conditions across portions of minnesota, chicago co

"alternative facts," a phrase coined by former president trump's senior adviser kellyanne conway, in the early days of the trump administration, became a touch point in an era when facts suddenly came under attack. >> you're saying it's a falsehood, and they're giving -- sean spicer, our press secretary, gave alternative facts to that. but the point remains. >> wait a minute. alternative facts? alternative facts are not facts. they're falsehoods. another president, richard nixon, reflected back on his mistakes in office right here in 1988, one of eight presidents who have appeared during or after their years in the oval office. >> in the autumn of your years, as you are reflective about your own life's experiences, personal and as a politician, what criticism do you have with your own behavior or style or things that you've done? >> as president? >> as president or as a human being. >> well, we don't have much time to cover the human being. let's start with the president. first, naturally, the watergate matter should have been handled properly. i should have concentrated on, and apar

ex white house advisor, kellyanne conway met with the committee over five hours and said she did not however, the testimony from former trump deputy chief of staff, tony ornato left at least one committee member wanting more information. >> let me just say, i still have more questions and answers. and we are going to release all of the evidence, all of the transcripts and people can reach their own conclusions. >> that's a lot committee with a report will come out just before christmas, it's focused former president trump's role in the insurrection. and the meantime, trump is already started calling for another coup. and a post on his twitter knock, off truth social trump demanded the quote termination of the constitution so that he could be reinstated as president. once, again falsely pushing claims of election fraud. former president took an oath to uphold the constitution, now calling for it to be suspended purely for self serving purposes. joining me now msnbc contributor, former watergate prosecutor jill wine-banks. co-host of the hashtag sisters in law podcast and author of the

like remember how many people violated the hatch act, and remember kellyanne conway was asked about thaty a journalist, and she said, oh, and she mocked it, and she said, oh, let me know when the prison term starts. the arrogance towards the rule of law and the feeling that you were going to be rewarded for transgressing was how we got these people in place, like meadows and these people who were ethics lawyers. and then when the crisis started and the coup -- we already had this kind of culture of lawlessness and lack of ethics. >> yeah, you lay it all out. it reminds us of something that someone said on that day, on january 6th. they said, well, that escalated slowly and steadily over four years because it took those other steps, and both of you have warned about that, neal has devoted part of his public advocacy and work on that to take this seriously, which i emphasized is totally separate from ideology, everyone can be as conservative ideologically right wing as we want, and we defend their right to run and win elections and then govern. that's totally different than this threat. th

. >> today we heard from hope hicks and kellyanne conway, these are two people who could not humanlybe politically closer. or personally closer. to donald trump. enter deeply loyal to him. and the committee found ways to use their words to make the case. so, one of the questions will be, to what extent was donald trump specifically responsible for what happened on january 6th? can you prove that he was responsible for what happened? and part of what the committee is suggesting is, you know what, we're gonna listen to actual insurrectionists themselves. you can tell by what the insurrectionists said, the power that donald trump had. let's take a listen to. >> we're set here by the president of the united states. >> he personally asked to come to d.c. that day. and i thought, for everything he's done for us, if that's the only thing he's gonna ask of me, i'll do it. >> basically, you know, the president got everybody around up to head on down. to professor to make the case the it was trump that this, he's responsible, does the prominent justice, not the committee, because the mid-commi