hall decided to leave nbc after being blindsided that megyn kelly is joining the network and may take over the hour she is hosted. tam ron didn't talk to reporters but hoda kotb said she is sorry to see her go. >> i miss her, man, i miss her. i haven't seen her since she left but we have been communicating through e-mail. it is a long runway. where is she going to be? somewhere good. >> the buzz around her next move includes a rumor she could step into michael strahan's spot on live with kelly. we checked on that. a source on the show tells us that tamron hall is currently not on the radar of show executive. so who are the front runners? kelly's husband, mark, filled in -pthis morning. but our source tells us execs cooled on him and other big name contenders like jerry o'connell and fred savidge. still, we are told, the show hopes to make an announcement some spring. >>> shake-up, megyn kelly starting in the fall, and hoda told us megyn can expect a little hazing. >> i will feed her wine until she passes out. first word of business. get her on our 10:00 hour and see how she reacts aft

megyn kelly starts in the fall. last night at the awards, hoda told us, megyn can expecc a little hazing. >> i'm going to feed her wine until she passes out. we'll see how she reacts after three or four glasses. she's got a wild side. it's dark, like 50 shades. >> that will be a party. so will oscar night for justin timberlake because he scored his first nomination. he's talking all things j.t. in a new interview. >> favorite coordinated outfit. there's just so many. >> justin's confessing all and sharing the real reason they broke up. i was growing out of it. i felt like i cared more about the music than the other people in the group. j.t. didn't drop names but did share ttis wardrobe regret. >> there was a lot of questionable attire. and i think we may have been responsible for like 90% of it in that decade. so, sorry. >> the singer, actor, producer, daddy shared more in a fun little game of fishing for answers. >> what's the last picture you tookkon your phone. >> my son. >> what is your go-to cocktail? >> anythi

." >> sources told "page six" that megyn kelly can be joining the 7:00 a.m.yn kelly in and savannah guthrie out. >> number three, lena and her girls get ready to say good-bye. >> it's deeply emotional. >> it will hit me pretty soon. >> and will they be back on the big screen? plus, your insider bonus. >> here he was my go-to for everything. >> alan thicke's son carter opens up on the day he buried his father.

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megyn kelly will host a new program in the fall.pected to replace either the 9:00 or 10:00 a.m. hour of the "today" show. tamron did not say good-bye on the air today. in a statement today she said she was sorry to be leaving, but she said, quote, i'm also very excited about the next chapter. >>> caleb was born in october, but tomorrow's night episode was shot right before then. much of olivia pope is hidden behind three different flowy looks. >> there are a lot of capes and ponchos, and purses. >> you look beautifully pregnant. >> now, peg bundy, armed and dangerous? >> i get to carry a gun. which is kind of fun. >> after married with children's premier, a new sitcom, playing chicago cop. and this show also pushes the envelope. >> they're not afraid to deal with what's going on in the real world. >> i must really trust you. i just turned my back on a chicago cop. >> "taxi" legend judd hirsh. >> we're all picking at the apple frit es. >> we are. all of us. is back in a swimsuit. >> oh, my gosh. i was not prepared for that. >> then -

. >> it is interesting to note oprah could go ahead to head with megyn kelly who will anchor her own magazine as well as daytime show. but it is a full circle moment for 63-year-old o. >> i didn't believe i could get there. >> yes, that is oprah on 60 minutes for the first time 30 years ago just after the launch of her own show. >> it will do well. >> if it doesn't? >> and if it doesn't, i will still do well. i will do well because i'm not defined bay sho defined by a show. we are defined by the way we treat ourselves and other people. >> best thing to say. oprah will continue to run her network, own, but this will reach a larger audience. 60 minutes draws around 14 million viewers. >> movie news now. ben affleck won't be directing the next blockbuster. what prompted the change? after ben assured all of us he was ready to make the best batman movie ever. >> ben is dropping out of directing as cape crusader he toldness a statement. quote performing this role demand focus, passion and very best performance i can give. it has become clear that i cannot do both jobs to the level they req

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." >> sources told "page six" that megyn kelly can be joining the 7:00 a.m.ur. >> is megyn kelly in and savannah guthrie out. >> number three, lena and her girls get ready to say good-bye. >> it's deeply emotional. >> it will hit me pretty soon. >> and will they be back on the big screen? plus, your insider bonus. >> here he was my go-to for everything. >> alan thicke's son carter opens up on the day he buried his father. the tv legend. >> the casket going down was very hard for me. >> 50 shades throws a masquerade ball. as we go inside the real-life club where hollywood lives out their 50 shades fantasies. >> our numbers are highly recognizable. >> the "insider," tracking hollywood from the inside out. >>> beyonce and mariah twinning and tracking at number one. welcome to "the insider," everybody. louis aguirre is off today. >> if anyone knows what queen b is going through right now it is mama mimi. we are going inside their parallel journeys as the buzz about the announcement of the little carters. >> more moment, houston's hometown queen could have been su

poor megyn kelly, she left fox too soon, yeah. she could have been the first female president for an hour a night, which is the way i feel america needs to do it. you guys aren't ready clearly. just one hour a night, female president. just start there. but so many things could go wrong here. you know, like what if melania is surfing channels one night and donald trump starts issuing executive orders based on what's on tv? you know, what's on tv. just out of nowhere he's just like, "america must win the storage wars. "start enforcing the vanderpump rules "and stop viola davis from getting away with murder. "our kennys are being killed every day. "if the carnage doesn't stop, "i will send the feds into south park. you will respect my authorit-ay." [cheers and applause] to help provide access to cleanh water to womengorit-ay." and their families in the developing world. we can be the generation remembered for ending the global water crisis once and for all. ♪ dearthere's no other way to say this. it's over. i've found a permanent esc

poor megyn kelly, she left fox too soon, yeah. the first female president for an hour a night, which is the way i feel america needs to do it. you guys aren't ready clearly. just one hour a night, female president. just start there. but so many things could go wrong here. you know, like what if melania is surfing channels one night and donald trump starts issuing executive orders based on what's on tv? you know, what's on tv. just out of nowhere he's just like, "america must win the storage wars. "start enforcing the vanderpump rules "and stop viola davis from getting away with murder. "our kennys are being killed every day. "if the carnage doesn't stop, "i will send the feds into south park. you will respect my authorit-ay." [cheers and applause] today, unlimited gets the network it deserves. verizon. (mic thuds) uh, sorry. it's unlimited without compromising reliability, on the largest, most advanced 4g lte network in america. (thud) uh... sorry, last thing. it's just $45 per line. forty. five. (cheering and applause) and that i

twitter and his public pronouncements, you're megyn kelly, you can look after yourself. if you're boeing, you can look after yourself. if you're a journalist, from a small newspaper, or you're just a private citizen, who gets attacked on twitter, 3:00 in the morning, 4:00 in the morning, 6:00 in the evening, you maybe don't have the resources to protect yourself against death threats or bad -- anonymous telephone calls or attacks by other of mr. trump's followers, 20 million, i guess. so i'm wondering whether that has an impact on free speech and in the sense that private individuals may be reluctant to say what they think, especially on social media, because you don't know who is going to attack you. may not be the president, but the tone that goes to social media, president is not first person to do this, but there is a lack of civility that the president of the united states, by his own action, seems to endorse, condone, and indeed participate in. >> i agree -- [ applause ] >> well, let me say something for trump. right. actually, what i'll say is something about the

and i will give you personally when he's going after megyn kelly i go back after. he said george bush will new about mass destruction i went right back at them. then we still do the interviewing can still talk about it. i think he respects when you call it as you see it. i don't wake up everyday thinking he's a horrible horrible person. the other problem i have is for me personally is that for six year he into our show every monday or tuesday and he would take every single topic and bring us ratings and a quarter hour. then we would have a christmas lunch together. next thing enough he you know he said i'm running for president. i said okay. >> any major had the meatloaf. >> and just like chris christie. >> angelo, he might be the most human creature ever to hold office. when i say -- he's us. >> he does stuff, if he didn't behave like the people we criticize him for doing the opposite. so the press always does that. but he so flawed that the fact that the media still has to make up stories is like what it is doing. there are so many things that you can do. >> how

you can look at how he behaved with megyn kelly for a long time, he has thin skin, he did ram bell somewhat, it -- ram belled somewhat, i think he hit his stride at end, i do think that there is, he puts himself at risk of looking like any criticism, fair or otherwise, he will explode, and go after you, that is not presidential. >> other issue, he goes back to hillary clinton ands election, what is that purpose. he won, we get it we need to think about how and looking forward, he is hung up on the what happened in the past. >> of course, he mentioned the electoral college, what of press conference he had, he has done with abe and trudeau, with netanyahu, it is like, let it go. i don't think -- maybe he thinks that hillary clinton is watching the tv, and eating ice cream and crying, ask he just wants to rub it in her face. he needs to let that g and move on. he is president and moves on. >> he did and he reminds us, thank you, katy. >> president trump making his feud with cnn more public. with white house correspondent jim acosta. >> you look at your show that goes on at 10:00 in the evening

when they -- he says i am wrong they hit me, but they are honorable about it for us, me went after megyn kelly back at him. and he said 9/11 right back at him. and thing, we do the interview and talk about it, he respects when you call it as you see it, i don't wake up every day thinking he is a horrible person, the other thing, for 6 years he called into our show every monday or tuesday, and take every topic and bring us ratings in that quarter hour, we had a christmas lunch. and he said, by the way, i am running for president. >> and he made you have the meat loaf. >> just like chris christie. greg: yes. in my opinion he meeting the most human creature on hold office, he is us, kind of? >> he does stuff, you if he didn't behave this way, people would criticize him for doing the opposite. the fact that the media still has to make up stories, like, what are you doing? there are so many things you can do. greg: how can it be a dictatorship, cat? the press is screaming about it but no one is shutting them up, not like he is taking people out, journalists like obama did, rosen. >> i am concerned

it was -- i don't remember the figures -- 30 million, 20 million, whatever it was, people -- and megyn kelly says this is the first question. you referred to women as fat slobs and pigs. and he doesn't hesitate a said and stated was just rosie o'donnell. and i said, this is a guy who is an instinctive fighter. this is somebody we want. so now to the civil war we're in. you have to understand, this civil war has been going on really got -- of course the 60s is the crucible of this -- of the left but it's been going on since really the '70s when the left began accumulating power in our school system, which is now a completely leftist school system. it's not a -- schools in the democracy are there to teach students how to think. not tell them what to think. and author takennan and totalitarian societies schools tell you what the or dough docksy is, what to think. our school system is now in authoritarian, totalitarian, whatever you like, complete one-party state. and teachers abuse every day their privilege as teachers by indoctrinating students and this began as serious way in the 1970s. this

this is carl higbee of great america pac speaking to fox news with megyn kelly. >> we did it during world ii with the japanese. >> come on, you are not proposing we go back to the days of internment camps, i hope? >> not at all. >> that is the kind of stuff that gets people scared, carl. just saying there is precedent for it. i am not saying i agree with it. >> you cannot be citing japanese internment cans as precedent for anything the president-elect will do. >> the president needs to protect americans first. if that means having some sort of registration, until we identify the true threat, i support it. juan: that was carl higbee of the great america pac, a pro-trump pac. the correlation between what happened then, and you said this was against japanese-americans him and from what is happening now with trump and the muslim ban? >> the very fact that he brought that up to justify whatever plans they have for muslims shows that he has not learned the lesson of the internment of japanese americans. because if he has really learned that lesson, if he studied that, he would know that the les

instead of megyn kelly, you have australia, one of our closest allies. you have the feud, then the makeup session, today the australian ambassador is at the white house, people are sort of hysterical. steve bannon believes these sort of media freakouts, the constant hysteria, has the effect of numbing the public to what they're doing and sort of -- people get uncalibrated, where they can't tell anymore whether it's a scandal that really matters or whether it's just the sort of melodrama of the day. and i think even if this looks crazy to a lot of us who observe this and have never seen anything like this before, some of the dysfunction and the chaos coming from the white house may in fact be by design. >> and john, there's a fascinating thing that's helped in white house damage control that you now see senator mccain, elliott engel, the house of representatives, leading democrat on the foreign relations committee, they are doing damage contr for america. >> yes. >> with foreign countries. >> yes. >> the president says something crazy about australia or a

. >>> so donald trump is skipping cpac. [ boos ] >> i think somebody told him megyn kelly was going to or even worse, he was told there were conservatives that were going to be here. >> that was ted cruz last year at the conservative political action conference. as he highlighted there, the rise of donald trump seems to be throwing the definition of conservativism wide open. trump, of course, ran on a populist platform. against free trade deals. for protection of entitlements like medicare and social security. things that may fly in the facial of what's long been associated with conservativism. these are the values at the heart of cpac and the conservative movement for decades. the president set to address the convention tomorrow. all sorts of republican leaders there today and through the weekend. what, with cpac convening its convention in the age of trump, what does conservativism mean anymore? here to help us answer the question, larry kudlow, cnbc senior contributor and someone i think of as a mr. conservative. i think that's a label we could throw on you. let me ask you, as someb

. >> so donald trump is skipping cpac. [ crowd boos ] >> i think somebody told him megyn kelly was going to be here. or even worse, he was told there were conservatives that were going to be here. >> so, matt, just for our viewers who don't follow the storied history of the acu and cpac very carefully, as i see it, there are about four constituencies there. wi there's a libertarian group, ideological conservatives, regular people, there are establishment republicans who some conservatives doesn't even think are all that conservative and this be there's the trump group. populists who also have some -- people have doubts about their conservative, you know tendencies. how does that all come together? >> that's very interesting. i think you've done a good job of describing the dynamics of a political coalition, which is it's not monolithic. people come to the conservative movement from different paths. now you have donald trump, who is now the titular head of the republican party and some of the conservatives are so pleased what they've seen in the first 30 days and he's brought new people.

brian: i'm going to show you a clip of megyn kelly, somewhat out of context but i picked this up becauset wanting to ask you about the attitude of today's society. you grew up in the last 20 years. she is talking about the way she treats her children and about the idea that everybody gets a trophy. [video clip] >> you are bringing up your kids with the same values of not everyone is a winner. >> i have already thrown away my son's participation trophy, right in the garbage. i'm sorry, i did. i went to my daughter's school for a parent-teacher conference. she was like, what is your core message? i said, you are not special. the teacher is like, what the hell? brian: these are special people out there if you listen to them. did they feel special, and is that a good thing to tell each other? alexandra: in a way, a lot of people tend to have the confidence and lack of awareness or humility to follow through with one of these big ideas. it is not a bad thing to feel special. if you thought you are average, it is hard to come up with a crazy new idea. it is funny, i had a book idea at one time

during the primary, he skipped one of the republican fox news debates because he was feuding with megyn kelly opportunist c opportunistic. >> that is a good point. i didn't remember that. that left my memory. >> so much news. >> so much news keeps happening. gabe, thank you for being here. great article. everybody go out and read it. fantastic. >>> the lid is next. stay with us. when my doctor told me i have age-related macular degeneration, amd, he told me to look at this grid every day. and we came up with a plan to help reduce my risk of progression, including preservision areds 2. my doctor said preservision areds 2 has the exact nutrient formula the national eye institute recommends to help reduce the risk of progression of moderate to advanced amd after 15 years of clinical studies. preservision areds 2. because my eyes are everything. >>> we'll be right back with more "mtp daily." keep it right here. discover card. customer service! ma'am. this isn't a computer... wait. you're real? with discover card, you can talk to a real person in the u.s., like me, anytime. wow. this is a recordin

if you are megyn kelly you can look after yourself. if you are a journalist that gets attacked you may not have have resources to protect yourself or attacks by mr. trump's other followers. i am wondering how that has an effect in the sense private people might be reluctant because you don't know who is going toattack you. the tone that goes with social media and the president isn't the first to do this. there is a lack of civility that the president of the united states, by his own action seems to endorse, condone and participate in. >> i agree. >> let me say something for trump. what i will say is something about the american constitution. what it lacks is that which madison described as filtration. in other words, a system in which only the best would rise to the top and he thought this would happen when you had a president appointed by congress. madison's ideas about the constitution were in fact adopted. he is the father of the constitution. except it is the canadian constitution i am talking about. this filtration system is the s

i think somebody told him megyn kelly was going to be here. or even worse, he was told there were conserve atives that were going to be here. >> donald trump put away ted cruz. beat him in indiana a couple of months later. he became the nominee and then went on to win the election. today will be all about president trump and his agenda. steve bannon, reince priebus, the chief of staff laying the ground work for that in their appearance at cpac talking about that agenda and one of the big agenda items that president trump has in addition to things like obamacare and tax reform and regulatory reform and when he returns from the gaylord across the bay here at noon or so, he will sign an executive order furthering his efforts at regulatory reform that will create regulatory reform officers within a lot of the departments. it will create task forces to identify what he says are burdensome regulations that are preventing economic growth, stifling the growth of business. don't forget he already signed that two for one order that for every new regulat

i did not think so, but the things he's done with mexicans and muslims and megyn kelly and others i totallyn the stock market since he's been elected. >> let me give you talk show back. what would be the first question you ask as a friend. not as a journalist. what would you ask about the first month. >> do you really believe, is this really you that's speaking when you talk about the refugee ban? that's not the guy i knew. are you -- have you assumed a personality, an artifice toll appeal to the people who propelled you in office. >> this is me. maybe you don't know me as well as you thought you knew me. maybe i was more liberal as a young man and more conservative as a president of the united states, but i really do believe, i give him a b right now. a lot of people giving him an f. fox news gives him a plus plus. i think he's struggling to find his way. delighted he picked the first latino. had no latinos on there. i would have appreciated a more diverse cabinet. the guy i knew has the potential of being a great president. i think what we need to do is route for his success. now, he's al

the megyn kelly stuff. those things irked me about donald trump. since november 8th. and i a think a lot of people have. a rising tide will lift a lot of boats. by springtime people could be in a better mood. ainsley: you will be really rich. steve: maybe that island you have will have boats. >> or toilet paper. steve: president will come up with new executive order. >> i could have written for him. steve: you wrote it for him last week. >> you don't put people with green cards or visa, previously lear before the travel ban but can ban people from seven vin countries for new visa. it is legal. they may haul but they're not going to have trump at the end of the line. steve: there you go. geraldo thank you very much. >> i love you, love you. have a wonderful weekend. ainsley: we love you to. >> i will be broadcasting, you won't be here. i'm on the show from arizona. my mother-in-law's 70th birthday. that is embarrassing because i'm 73. [laughter] ainsley: really? that's awesome. brian: how old is your wife? >> my wife? 42. brian: wow. >> my shoes are

cory: megyn kelly in the white house -- megan smith from google. mark: a brilliant woman. this was a problem. did he come up with a solution? no. did he come out with a paper? yes. one is not better than the other, but at least he was there. i don't get the sense looking at president trump that these have even crossed his mind. to havet -- i have yet somebody say to me, you know what, he has been able to go in depth and convey a deep .nderstanding of a, b, or c superficial, headline porn. "i'm great, i'm great," self-promotion. tosome point -- i set this him directly, at some point you have to learn the issues and convey understanding, because that built confidence around you c. cory: what was your line from months ago -- rare you see someone in public life get stupider overtime? mark: not one time did he say "we are starting a movement." not one time did he say, "there is a groundswell, i'm going in this direction." he said, "we will see what happens." what he did say that i gave him credit for in our discussions -- i asked about ground game and execution come he said, "i

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