pleasure to introduce you to the speaker, corey lewandowski. corey is a friend and someone in unique position to offer perspective on president trump's six months in office. remember, he does not work for hisadministration so comments are his and may not reflect the opinion or position of the president or his administration. pleased he can join us here today. corey served as chief adviser campaign and campaign manager of donald trump 2016 presidential campaign. in those roles he is credited for orchestrate trump's unlikely season.ing primary under his leadership, mr. trump primaries andcan caucuses and received more votes than any other presidential candidate in history of the republican party. while only spending a fraction money of the other competitor spents over the same period of time. mr. lewandowski is credit campaign andllful sighted as a visionary understanding the pulse of people. he served as national director of voter registration of americans for prosperity and americans for prosperity foundation. he also is the former east coast r

lewandowski. corey is a friend and someone who is in a unique position to offer perspective on president trump's for six month in office. but first, he does not work for the administration, said his comments are his and may not reflect the opinion or position of the president or whose administration. r, he doesk for the administration, said his comments are his and may not reflect the opinion or position of the president or whose -- or his administration. i'm still very pleased he could join us here today. corey served as the chief political advisor for the campaign and campaign manager of donald trump's 2016 presidential campaign. in those roles he is credited as expressed in the los angeles times for orchestrating trump's unlikely rise during the primary season. mr. trump won 38 republican primaries and caucuses and received more votes than any other presidential candidate in the history of the republican party, while only spending a fraction of the money that the other competitors spent over th

it is my pleasure to introduce to corey lewandowski. corey is a friend and someone who is in a unique position to offer perspective on president trump's for six month in office. but first, he does not work for the administration, said his comments are his and may not reflect the opinion or position of the president or whose administration. i'm still very pleased he could join us here today. corey served as the chief political advisor for the and campaign manager of donald trump's 2016 presidential campaign. includeits orchestrating trump's unlikely rise. won 38 republican primaries and caucuses and received more votes than any other presidential candidate in the history of the republican party file only spending a fraction of the money that the other competitors spent over the same period of time. mr. lewandowski is credited with running a skillful campaign and is cited as a visionary on understanding the moods and pulse of the american people. he previously served as the national director of voter registration of americans for prosperi

lewandowski is paid by them. >> here is why it's important. todd asked why he brought this up and then this is what happened. >> i have to ask this considering that you brought this up. do you have any business interests here? do you have a client that wants to see this happen? >> no. no. i have no clients whatsoever. >> hmm. >> no, no clients whatsoever. how about community choice financial? >> okay and that payday lending, and i understand that the payday lending industry says that they exist for a reason, for people who can't get loans through traditional banks, and that's a whole separate conversation for another day. >> there's a graveyard of good americans who would disagree. >> right. that is one of those areas that deserves the attention of a regulatory body. i'm not saying they have to be regulated as much as some people would like but they definitely need to be looked at, and that's what the cfpb exists to do, which is why it is one of my cafferty federal agencies. next week we'll discuss -- >> i'm citing the "new york times" on that

among the first clients of lewandowski's strategic advisers is community choice financial.nders have fought to limit loan practices that consumer advocates have called abusive. community choice financial's chief executive once referred to the bureau as the great darth vader of the federal government. so i will just leave this right here. >> it's my recommendation to the president of the united states to fire richard cordray. >> i have to ask this, considering you brought this up. do you have any business interests here? do you have a client that wants to see this happen? >> no, no. i have no clients whatsoever. not necessarily after 3 toddlers with boundless energy. but lower back pain won't stop him from keeping up. because at a dr. scholl's kiosk he got a recommendation for our best custom fit orthotic to relieve his foot, knee, or lower back pain, from being on his feet. by reducing shock and stress on his body with every step. so look out world, dad's taking charge. dr. scholl's. born to move. >>> the boy scouts of america yet again are having to distance themselves fro

about white house turmoil and the white house chief of staff and out of nowhere cory lewandowski brought up this person and topic. >> i think the general should relook at firing richard -- it's my recommendation to the president of the united states to fire rich afterward core drain. >> i've got to ask this considering that you brought this up. do you have any business interest here? do you have a client that wants to see this happen? >> no, no. i have no clients whatsoever. >> and no clients whatsoever. that turned out to be demonstrably false according to a draft contract obtained by the new york times, one of lewandowski's clients community choice financial offered him a $20,000 a month retainer to explicitly further their agenda. consider this one. here is what sean spicer told reporters back on may 16th when fox news posted a story that ended up being restraktd later that attempted to link the death of a dnc staff to wikileaks. >> scene, can we get a white house reaction or the president's reaction to the report that seth rich was e-mailing wikileaks before his murder? >> i don't --

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assault hanging onto lewandowski and others from the past.his relieves them from learning new names from people. >> and i hate to end on a negative note. the question that i was getting at in our first segment, breitbart, mr. bannon do have the ability to launch a toxic public war on some individuals with stories true or not that'll get big lg ride, that's not going to be pleasant for americs to live through on top of everything else. >> i think it can get really ugly. he's now back in the hot seat there as you say jacked up at breitbart, he can use the power against his enemies who are back in the white house. we should keep an eye on fox and what happens with murdox's empire. it comes out the same week that the murdox paper, the australians -- showing trump was not able to get his casinos in austria because of concerns over mob ties. embarrassing stuff in murdock's land and i wonder if we'll see fox news turning against him in some way. it will be interesting to see. >> thank you both for joining us on a friday night. >>> there were a few d

cory lewandowski is one of them, his one time campaign manager and he kept in touch with michael flynn for ages after he had to cut him off as national security adviser. roger stone and there are plenty of people who cut loose and who continued to be part of his inner circle and steve bannon in an interview with my old colleague joshua green said, giving a really telling quote saying, just to be clear, i'm leaving the white house to go to war for trump against capitol hill, the media, the globalists, so i think he's still very much on donald trump's side, and is going to be fighting that war kind of completely unleashed and unplugged on the outside now. >> clarence, because you've been around washington for a while, i feel like making the point about how covering presidents has changed. we haven't seen him since the ill-fated press appearance in the trump tower lobby, but with the kind of holy trinity in his life of his cell phone, a cable tv box and a wi-fi password. he makes sure he stays in the news. >> yeah, he does. and he seems to do a better job of making news than following the

. >> that was former trump campaign manager, corey lewandowski, of course, on "meet the press," settingls about possible business conflicts after he seemed to call for the firing of the head of the consumer protection bureau. turns out he does represent banking interests and is still getting a payout from them. and there also may be an ohio political connection. so let's get the inside scoop from nick confessore, msnbc contributor. nick, what's going on here? >> well, see, andrea, the truth here is he does have a client here. corey lewandowski exited his previously lobbying firm, saying he didn't want to be a lobbyist, but started up a new consulting firm in may, and one of his first new clients was actually a previous client from the lobbying firm, a firm called community choice financial, which is a payday lender, based in ohio. and the entire industry for payday lending is doing a lot of battle with cordray right now, and wants to see him out of the way. >> so we have issues here with lobbyists who have free access to the press and are still his friends and advisers. and some who are

lewandowski. sunday you appeared on meet the press and stated, it is my recommendation to the president of the united states to fire richard cordray. who is chairman of the consumer financial protection bureau. this caused chuck todd to ask you whether you had a client who wants to see mr. cordray fired. you said "no, no. whatsoever."ents however, it was reported in the "new york times" on tuesday that among your new consulting companies clients is ohio-based community choice financial, a leader in the payday lending industry, which has faced heightened scrutiny by the consumer financial protection bureau to limit certain loan practices. we can all agree that truth and facts matter. my question for you is, yes or no, is community choice financial indeed one of your company's clients? corey: let me be as clear as i can be. as clear as i can be. whether richard cordray is the chairman of the cfpb or not the chairman, i do not make one dime on that decision, not one. let me go on to say richard cordr

>> what's your view of corey lewandowski's place in the washington ecosystem?l. >> his access is real. he has a relationship with the president and he's able to sort of figure out his way into these situations to help out his clients. it's a great piece. everyone should go read it. the question i have is whether general kelly, john kelly, the new white house chief of staff is the biggest threat to this bigs model because he's trying to bring order to the policy process. there are now memos detailing how policy is supposed to be created, how it's debated internally. kelly has can you tell off a lot of the phone calls that come into the president. he's screening people before they have access to the president personally. and that's threatening the very business that these folks are doing. >> and very quickly, rick sentencing el, can any of these lobbyists have any success if the agencies that are then supposed to implement the policy don't have anyone to do it. >> they have nobody to lobby. that's very funny. you know, what's happening is trump is not draining th

lewandowski and even scaramucci. remember, this guy, he was in a very strange position where he sold a pretty expensive company and then was denied the job. so he was really left out to hang for a while. and yet, was at least loy to trump through that whole period. you know? so it's funny an these former trump advisers tend 0 stick around and look for that second shot at serving trump. >> ryan, stay with us. want to bring gloria borger, jeffrey lord, bakari sellers, david chalian. if this is not chaos in the west wing, what is? >> it is, it's chaos. >> i'm wondering if it may not feel like chaos for president trump. i think this is how he operates. he's used to it. i'm sure for everybody else around, he's like the eye of the hurricane. >> to general kelly it, probably felt like chaos. i'd like to have been privy to the conversation that the general had with the president before he decided to take this job because when you wear four stars on your shoulder, you're used to chain of command. and i think that kelly saw wh

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to that point, this is what corey lewandowski said earlier today. >> the mainstream media narrative is steve bannon is out and now he's at odds with the administration and he's going to go after him. that's not going to happen. he has the same ideological notion today that he did two days ago inside the white house, which is the one to change america for the better enhance the platform to do that. >> that flies into the face of what you were saying a minute ago. noteworthy corey lewandowski fan.msn we along with a number of other networks have all tried to get somebody from the administration to come on and talk about the staff shakeup. nobody will. no member of the trump administration will talk about it. the mac air on radio silence. that is a reflection of the isolation of the trumpet in the nation. bannon on the outside in going after members of the trump administration is because what he's going to do this kind of anger his element within the party even further more towards the trump administration. >> ben crowder said they are worried president trump logo on all shorts and anger.

corey lewandowski, president trump's former campaign manager talks about the admin stations first six months in office and what is ahead. this is one hour.

part of it focuses on the role of corey lewandowski, who continues to play in his administration.treet, lewandowski did not pretend to be an expert on the legislative calendar or the fine points of the administrative procedure act. he was an expert on trump. there are just so few people in washington who know the president, lewandowski told me in february. it's a comparative advantage. he was not shy about playing up their friendship. i think what i bring is a level of understanding of the president's thought process, he said, only because i had the privilege of being next to him for so long. he was doing as many as nine or ten meetings a day. chief executives, prominent republicans, even other lobbying firms wanted his advice. >> so we talk about how donald trump's broken the mold in so many ways. i think one of the most extraordinary things about the campaign was you didn't have layer after layer after layer after layer of people who worked with him when he was in congress and then worked with him when he was a governor and then worked with him when he was a senator, no. this wa

>> john mccain has faced tougher foes than corey lewandowski. >> jeff flake is the one?who is it. corey and the pack are thinking about this. the white house is thinking about this. there is no price to pay if you are against the president. we expected him to get respect and command respect from congress. it hasn't happened. it's time to make someone pay a price. >> this is what roger stone has been calling for, have a scalp. >> i didn't expect it to blow you away. >> what does this mean? it means that if he doesn't get the wall, then he's going to blame someone else. if he doesn't get infrastructure, he will blame someone else. if he doesn't get tax reform, he will blame someone else. he can blame it on congress because of all things he can't be seen as a failure. he is going to shift the blame. what happens? if mueller does decide to recommend impeachment or some kind of charges to congress? what happens then? he will have alienated this entire body. it's a terrible strategy. >> frankly, i hope he continues toi doing it. i hopes it gives the republicans to stand up for

. >> corey lewandowski. his neighbor is doing construction on their property. he's alleged to have walked outside holding a baseball bat, which they took as a threat. >> if you're warring with your neighbor over something to do with a renovation, oh, my god, terrible. >> property construction is a big deal. sometimes your neighbors need to be talked down a little bit with a bat. don't use it. >> we got tina knowles. we talk to her about beyonce possibly buying the houston rockets. >> we're from houston so why not? harvey: why would beyonce be a good owner? >> ticket sales would go through the roof. harvey: you're assuming she would go to all of the games. when they travel around, the only time she's going to be here is l.a.

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turns out the same story for cory lewandowski. new york times reporting the former trump campaign manager has started a new consulting business that puts him at the center of the ethical quandary surrounding the trump white house. indeed, he has the president helping him give him access and power to friends and loyalists who aren't on the payroll but work as lobbyists. donald trump certainly ends political lies but political death is clearly not always the end of the road. when there are zombie lobbyists and advisors roaming the town. t joining us now, the perfect panel. vickie, you look at this situation, scaramucci, does he have a krecredible reason to th he should return? >> absolutely. he's fielding calls from various people in the cabinet. >> they're talking to him today? >> absolutely. he might disappear. he's going to go dark for a bit but he will completely come back. i think that one of the things i've discovered in my reporting in talking to anthony is the president quite likes it when people who have worked for him blow

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corey lewandowski appreciate your time. >> thank you.dent on the set of dead pool 2. harris losing control of her motorcycle and crashing through a glass window. tmz releasing the 911 call. >> lost control went across the street over a curb and through a glass payne window. the stunt actor was airborne through the building. >> harris was the first ever african-american road racer this was debut movie. dead pool star ryan redgesdzs in part we are shocked and devastated. >> bull idea after posting a photo with vice president pence on facebook. the junior from college in california said she didn't make a political comment when she posted it she just wanted to share other excitement about inturning with cathy mcmorris rogers. take a look at this. these nuns just can't kick their habit of roller blading. they are known as the holy rollers skating around corpus christie, texas energy full religious attire. >> a lot 6 selfies, a lot of people want to take a picture. >> we did meet a group of like roller derby women. and so like they were dresse

we had the sound bite of corey lewandowski level ij rent of governor kasich of ohio. how do you think president trump would respond about pence doing this work or do you think he's in on it? he might know about all of this and might approve based on what's taking place inside the west wing. >> well, here is a president who value, total, unquestioning loyalty above almost anything else so he can't possibly be happy with it which, of course, explains why mike pence had issued that statement afterwards. everybody has been correct about this. mike pence is doing exactly what he's supposed to be doing as a politician, but he understands that with every passing week donald trump gets weaker. the threats again of his presidency get greater. he's keeping his options open, but he's also making it very clear to the audience of one, donald trump, don't worry about me. i'm the absolute loyalist which, of course, he is. >> michael isikoff, i know you've been on the front end of this investigation and have done your own interviews with general mike flynn especially moving this forw

corey lewandowski and others were cultish followers. he saw donald trump as a vehicle to get his movement out there. and steve bannon is very much a true believer in that world view. so a lot of this was self-interest for him. so now that he's out of the white house, his loyalty was never to trump, it was, like you said, he felt that this movement was the priority, and he would protect that at all cost, even if that means turning on trump at some point to protect that movement, this populist, nationalist world view that breitbart pushes. and steve bannon, love him or hate him, is a really smart guy. so he understands how this median works. he has a lot of money behind him. billionaire bob mercer is behind him. and they will -- they will use this platform in a way to either make trump's life miserable and try to get him to acquiesce to their world view. or it could be wonderful. but i'm -- you see this already. he hasn't been gone for a week, and you already see the #war coming from breitbart. steve bannon is excited about this political

. >> corey lewandowski thinks, as we know corey lewandowski always has interesting ideas, but let me just play for you what he said today. >> there's a lot of jobs out there in the administration and the communications director wasn't the right role for him but my guess is the president will find a spot for him somewhere. >> another role in the trump administration? >> that would be great except for the fact that anthony scaramucci is conflicted. it's one of the main reasons he could not serve in this white house under general kelly. he still owns the company sky bridge capital. he wants to sell it to a chinese conglomerate. that deal is yet to be served, so anthony can't serve anywhere. >> in the meantime we have an opening at communications director. what are you hearing, kristen, who could take over? are there people interested in the job? >> reporter: the president of course looking to some of his past staffer from the campaign trail. i have to apologize. they're doing some work on the ground of the white house so that's what you hear in the background. but he is looking at some

and i think he'll do what he's done with others like cory lewandowski. his campaign manager, originally he fired him and did lewandowski leave the trump orbit? no, he was on the phone talking to trump all the time and now is much closer to him. liz: yeah, steve could get back to breitbart. we'll be watching that story. we have breaking news. carl icahn dropping out of the presidential advisory role. we've had a number of executives leave and terms the advisory panels that were disbanded. the president seems to be more isolated than ever before. what can he do to turn it around? >> well, i could think of a lot of things. but most of them have to do within the ablibbing. do that on tuesday when he didn't have to say anything about what went on in charlottesville. he could just say, hey, i'm sticking with the statement i did before. he didn't do that. he blabs. i thought john kelly, the new chief of staff would be able to occur be some of that. but it doesn't really look like it. i thought kelly was a good choice. it is significant that carl icahn are leavi

so he fired his first campaign manager corey lewandowski, kept calling him.cond campaign manager, paul manafort, kept calling him until his lawyers made him stop because to have the russia scandal. ( laughter ) i suspect that, after firing or consciously uncoupling with steve bannon, that he's still going to have bannon on speed dial and that bannon is going to have a way in to trump to make his advice known if he wants to. >> trevor: steve bannon was reported to say, now that i'm out, now that i'm on the outside, i can be more effective. many breitbart editors were tweeting, you know, #war, and this means war. who is the war on? is bannon still a trump guy or is bannon now going to go after trump or is bannon going to go after the ideas that trump is forced to choose because of who he's working with? >> the story i tell in the book basically is that bannon gave trump a set of ideas. trump always had populist impulses but bannon flushed this out with policy ideas. it wasn't just anti-immigration and building the wall. it was to say, look, america needs a less

. >> corey lewandowski. his neighbor is doing construction on their property.leged to have walked outside holding a baseball bat, which they took as a threat. >> if you're warring with your neighbor over something to do with a renovation, oh, my god, terrible. >> property construction is a big deal. sometimes your neighbors need to be talked down a little bit with a bat. don't use it. >> we got tina knowles. we talk to her about beyonce possibly buying the houston rockets. >> we're from houston so why not? harvey: why would beyonce be a good owner? >> ticket sales would go through the roof. harvey: you're assuming she would go to all of the games. when they travel around, the only time she's going to be here is l.a.

. >> corey lewandowski. his neighbor is doing construction on their property. to have walked outside holding a baseball bat, which they took as a threat. >> if you're warring with your neighbor over something to do with a renovation, oh, my god, terrible. >> property construction is a big deal. sometimes your neighbors need to be talked down a little bit with a bat. don't use it. >> we got tina knowles. we talk to her about beyonce possibly buying the houston rockets. >> we're from houston so why not? harvey: why would beyonce be a good owner? >> ticket sales would go through the roof. harvey: you're assuming she would go to all of the games. when they travel around, the only time she's going to be here is l.a. because she's not here all the time.

i think it's time -- look he has corey lewandowski at the head of his pack. had run-ins with corey. if i were john mccain, i wouldn't want him on my back side. it's time for the president to make sure people -- senators understand that there's something -- there's a price to pay when you go against him. >> so you want him to take out jeff flake? >> john mccain has faced tougher foes than corey lewandowski. >> jeff flake is the one? >> i'm not sure who is it. i know corry and the fact are thinking about this. the white house is thinking about this. there is no price to pay if you are against the president. we expected him to get respect and command respect from congress. it hasn't happened. it's time to make someone pay a price. >> this is the strategy here. this is what roger stone has been calling for, have a scalp. >> i didn't expect it to blow you away. >> what does this mean? it means that if he doesn't get the wall, then he's going to blame someone else. if he doesn't get infrastructure, he will blame someone else. if he doesn't get tax reform, he will b

you know, i heard corey lewandowski on one of the sunday shows that anyone say -- that anyone who thinksy can change donald trump does not know donald trump. if that is true, can general kelly succeed in his job >> no. and there will be more anarchy and general kelly will eventually resign or be fired. i think the general is probably trying to find a hybrid approach, which, while not optimal is better than the thunder dome, "lord of the flies" thing they have now with everybody knifing each other in the chest. i applaud him for his day one move when he took the job, i'm sure the president made assurances, you will be in charge and he tested that by firing the infamous mooch now, that was an easy firing, because mooch had gotten himself in so much trouble the question will be now, on day two, three, four, to 200, can the general put a system in place that makes this an adult white house, not a romper room and ultimately, the president created the atmosphere he's going to have to be a partner in uncreating it and, you know, lewandowski may be right if nothing changes, then the problem is n

mean that speaks to what that network is lifted ok we're sure was courtly went out ok so is corey lewandowsky excuse me ok fine fine why did he do that let me stick with you know i what did he do. with richard here i mean the impression is that you know a lot of people say it off the cuff the clinton news network you know c n n and you know watching the campaign it certainly looked that way i mean this is what's happened with the liberal media they've become the p.r. arm of the democratic party and a lot of people don't like that and they do turn off of course so what i see is we see this growing segregation in the united states and i think the media is driving that to the vibe every single night wall to wall coverage on this and a lot of people just getting really turned off by it even people at c.n.n. apparently go ahead richard. so you know this notion about the clinton use network if you added up the dollar value of the time that c.n.n. gave of wall to wall coverage wall to wall coverage of the trump rallies it was astronomical there was nothing there was nothing that they did about hilla

i think if you look at people that have left the immediate orbit, people like corey lewandowski, theyemain in contact with the president, remain friendly with the president. jason miller is another one. they remain friendly with making decisions. gary cohn definitely not your sort of fire brand conservative nor a nationalist. somebody who adopts centrist policy. ivanka and jared, both of them seen as moderate. the interesting question is at some point do they take over, do they sort of put a more legitimate imprimatur coming out of the white house? >> some of the ideas that steve ban an advanced that inference remains on the white house and it's still -- he's had tremendous influence on the alt-right and the white supremacist groups out there. we'll see if that continues. even outside the white house. >> let's talk about charlottesville. it's sparking reverberations here in the bay area as it is throughout the nation. we have upcoming -- the chrissy field rally by right wing groups, two local men who lost their jobs after it was revealed they were connected to the white supremacist ev

i'm going to ask corey lewandowski if he would do it, former donald trump campaign manager, corey lewandowski all for it. clayton: he's not a buttercup. abby: cory, we know that. if you were here more physically on the show we know you'd be game for anything. pete: i went into the dunk tank. you guys just missed your opportunity to did you think me. abby: cory, great to have you on this morning. happy sunday. we want to get your take off the top. one week now in the books. you've got a new man in charge of the white house, general john kelly. are we already seeing a difference? >> we're absolutely seeing a difference. seeing a difference with the staff, with the uniformity of the staff. it's been widely reported that they put their country first, they put their country next and their own ambition third, and if anybody doesn't follow that rule i think general kelly has been very sure about the fact that he has the full authority of the president to dismiss any staff that isn't willing to follow the president's agenda. i think the notion inside the white house is there is new leadership there,