. >> president trump tweeted budget director nick mulvaney will be named acting chief of staff. >> nickvaney is gone. the president and nothing on twitter in the last several minutes that he is naming the republican congressman from north carolina, mark meadows as his new chief of staff. >> a walk down memory lane. join us now to discuss this is, welcome to all of you. i want to start with you on susie wiles. she has out obviously which him for the last four years but she is not new to politics, she was in republican politics for a long time she is deeply and widely expected, she's the first woman to hold this role, which is historic . i think it is very telling that basically her one condition was i control access to the guy in the office . >> shoes a great pick, she has a lot of respect from the party. her and chris ran a very good campaign. they were very disciplined and they did their best to control some of the , as they put it, impulse that leads trump to self-destruct, they did a great job on that. one of the other things that makes it new for person like susie to come into this

i was therefore john kelly, i was therefore nick mulvaney as chief of staff, i was there when i saw himake a stand against trump and then he was removed from his role as a strong pushback, and then it was mark meadows, and i lived through that mark meadows era. and a lot of people say i'm not going to have the clown car, not let the charlatans into the white house, but the reality is, all the circles are intertwined, and donald trump listens to them. they are going to have a direct link to the oval office, she may try to put measures, but those measures only last for a short while. and if there was ever a case it was for my former boss, mike pence, who did try to manage the situation, he was, at times, the voice of reason, because it did but it didn't matter, donald trump is going to do what donald trump is going to do. >>> protesters in israel hold pictures of loved ones . we talked to a father whose son has been in captivity for more than 400 days. >>> some fear that donald trump will be an easy pond for russian president vladimir putin to manipulate. what are his chances for negotiat

you know, former trump budget director and chief of staff nick mulvaney has written all of the time he spent with trump he never heard anything about hitler, and i'll tell you folks i went to hundreds of meetings in the oval and elsewhere. never heard anything about hitler. the whole threat to democracy business that kamala continues to push is an old argument that has no standing. remember, it was the biden-harris justice department that weaponized lawfare against mr. trump and tried to throw him in jail for 750 years. it all failed on appeal and kamala's trash talking to avoid talking about her failed kitchen table issues of higher prices, falling real wages, the affordability crisis for homes, cars, and everyday necessities and the massive border crisis and the crime wave that followed it and the world on fire in afghanistan, and ukraine, and the middle east. kamala broke it. mr. trump intends to fix it. but you know, the gusher of lies from president biden and vice president harris shows an enormous character defect that from day one has undermined their credibility and the trust o

having, you know, i know mick mulvaney was a great guy, former acting chief of staff, nick was one ofheir favorite chiefs of staff, he was a steady hand. when they talk loyalty and disloyalty this goes back to the argument the republicans and those within the trump camp made about the fact the bureaucracy is so entrenched against them and against republicans that this is where those kinds of schedule employees they've been talking about whether or not they would end up in the government that's where this comes in. it's not necessarily the cabinet officials, it's more the people-- no no let me-- >> i disagree with what you're saying partly because i think trump has been pretty clear about what he's talking about. he is talking about the people that he hired. he said, i made about hiring decisions. he's not talking about the career employees-- [ inaudible ] the cabinet secretaries who have some of them come out and said they don't think he is fit for office-- back obviously there are-- because he won. >> i know-- just for one second-- [ inaudible ] answer to everything is not just that

nick mulvaney, let me speak— pennsylvania. nick mulvaney, let me speak with _ pennsylvania. speak with you. you i pennsylvania. nick mulvaney, i let me speak with you. you know charlotte and know the state very well. third time in as many days that donald trump has beenin many days that donald trump has been in north carolina. is that a whiff of panic.— a whiff of panic. no, you alwa s a whiff of panic. no, you always look— a whiff of panic. no, you always look at _ a whiff of panic. no, you always look at where - a whiff of panic. no, you i always look at where folks a whiff of panic. no, you - always look at where folks go in the last days of the race to where they can make the biggest difference, just because you go to a state doesn't mean you are panicked any more than they are going to pennsylvania meaning they are panicked about pennsylvania. north carolina is going to be very close. i spent the last couple of days driving to the rural parts of the central part of the state and there were a lot more harris walls signs than i remember from the last couple of election cy