coming up, former white house chief of staff reince priebus up next. don't go away. >> laura: turned out to be one of the best-kept secrets of the trump administration. nikki haley announced that she is resigning as u.s. ambassador of the u.n. happening in january. during the president's oval office announcement. haley squashed this idea that, the democrats hoped she was a challenger to trump. she is not running in 2,020, so what former white house chief of is her next move? former white house chief of staff reince priebus joins with some insight knowledge. ed henry breaks it all down for us.ry >> good to see you. the broader context, because just as kavanaugh might finally help bring the establishment and trump-lings together, even though his nominee was a bush veteran that and anoint critics would pounce on his remarks, the president then anyway declared that a man was proven to be innocent in the end. the president introduced mitch mcconnell, he got a standing ovation, the president quipped it was the biggest handas mcconnell had ever received and,

reince priebus up next. don't go away. >> laura: turned out to be one of the best-kept secrets of the trump administration. nikki haley announced that she is resigning as u.s. ambassador of the u.n. happening in january. during the president's oval office announcement. she quashed -- not running in 2020, what's her next move. former white house chief of staff reince priebus joins with some insight knowledge. ed henry breaks it all down for us. >> good to see you. the broader context, because just as kavanaugh might finally help bring the establishment and trump-lings together, even though his nominee was a bush better in that other party stalwarts were cautious going to the mat for on the left was trying to tear him down. this dynamic on display as noted last night at the celebration for kavanaugh where he told the justice's daughters that he was an honorable man. that anyway that the man was proving to be innocent in the end. the president introduced mitch mcconnell, he got a standing ovation, the president

steve bannon, reince priebus. and rex tillerson from the administration, all of them -- gone. >> from the beginning, kushner was determined to position himself with trump. >> he said every big decision was going to come through him. asserting his primacy as main adviser to the president. >> the idea that a 36-year-old real estate executive who had never worked in government would hold such a role was sharply criticized. >> then president trump handed kushner a full plate of high-level assignments, stunning official washington. >> he was assigned to find peace in the middle east. to handle relations with china. with mexico. he put on a flack vest over his blue blazer and went to iraq. >> he set up the office of american innovation, he was going to solve the veterans affairs crisis. he was going to do an infrastructure plan. it became a joke that there was no problem in america that jared kushner was in the going to fix. >> many in the white house weren't laughing. in the early months of the administration, some sen

and the list of those they've clashed includes cory lieu lewandowski, steve bannon, reince priebus, and rex tillerson from the previous administration. all of them gone. from the beginning kushner was determined to position himself closest to president trump. >> jared did say early on he was first among equals on the staff, that every big decision was going to come through him. he was asserting i think his privacy as the main advisor to the president. he was going to be the main person at his side. >> the idea at a 36 real estate developer who had never worked ipgovernment would hold such an important role was sharply criticized. and then the president handed him a full plate of assignments, stunning washington. >> he was assigned to find a piece of the middle east, to handle relations with china, with mexico. he put on a flack vest over his blue blazer and went to iraq. >> he setup the office of american innovation. he was going to solve the veterans affair crisis, do an infrastructure plan. it became a joke that there was no problem in america that jared kushner was not going to fix.

steve bannon, reince priebus. sean spicer and rex tillerson from the administration, all of them -- gone. >> from the beginning, kushner was determined to position himself with trump. >> he said every big decision was going to come through him. asserting his primacy as main adviser to the president. he was going to be the person at his side. >> the idea that a 36-year-old real estate executive who had never worked in government would hold such a role was sharply criticized. >> then president trump handed kushner a full plate of high-level assignments, stunning official washington. >> he was assigned to find peace in the middle east. to handle relations with china. with mexico. he put on a flack vest over his blue blazer and went to iraq. >> he set up the office of american innovation, he was going to solve the veterans affairs crisis. he was going to do an infrastructure plan. it became a joke that there was no problem in america that jared kushner was in the going to fix. >> many in the white house weren't laughi

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former chief of staff reince priebus said the white house was like "natural predators at the table."ing, "when you put a snake and a rat and a falcon and a rabbit and a shark and a seal in a zoo without walls, things start getting nasty and bloody." ( laughter ) first of all, reince, i'm going to go out on a limb and say i doubt the rabbit and the shark would ever cross paths. second, what version of "zootopia" did you see? because it sounds fantastic. the book also has new examples of trump mercilessly mocking everybody around him, at one point mocking sessions' accent. trump said, "he's this dumb southerner." you know what? as a south carolinian, that is a hurtful stereotype, sir. not all southerners are dumb. just the ones willing to work for you. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: amen! amen. >> stephen: right? >> jon: amen. >> stephen: southerners are smart. >> jon: amen. it's up here. >> stephen: brains. >> jon: brains right here? >> stephen: brains. the book also details how proud trump is of his tweeting. when twitter doubled his character count to 280, he said, "it's a bit of a

security adviser film forced to resign -- >> steve bannon has resigned -- >> sean spicer is out -- >> reinceebus is out -- >> he lasted 11 days on the job, anthony scaramucci ordered out -- >> do you think there's still people there that he can trust? >> yes. >> still working now? >> yes. >> reporter: right now no marriage on the planet more talked about, gossiped about, whispered about, than theirs. on the public stage, in front of the cameras, he's the proud husband. >> i watched her get off that plane this morning in africa. and so beautiful. and she was hugging and kissing children. it was beautiful to see. she's doing a great job as first lady, i will tell you. >> reporter: but under the glare of the presidential spotlight, photos and moments emerging, not in line with the image of an ideal marriage. >> people try to scrutinize every little movement. did she swat away his hands? for people who like president trump, she is a great, elegant asset to him and to the country. she's a great first lady. for people who don't like ehoiv whhetrump, s i hetleith arm candy on the billionaire. >> re

. >> reince priebus believes something is brewing. >> they see it as a fight over conservative values and whether or not they want to sit back and watch a man's life get destroyed through politics. >> it won't matter, most people paying attention actually boat. >> there are plenty of republicans who voted for president trump because of his promise to put conservatives on the supreme court. two years later, they hoped strong feelings served by actual process of putting conservatives on the supreme court help them unseat democrats. >> shannon: the dow jones 54 to finish at another record high, the 15th of the year. the s&p 500 rose two, nasdaq finished ahead 26. the u.s. is withdrawing from two international agreements and examining others as tensions between the u.s. and iran escalate over we imposed sanctions. state department correspondent rich edson has details. >> our intelligence in this regard is solid. we can see the hand of the ayatollah and his henchmen supporting these attacks on the united states. >> the secretary announced the administration is terminated the 1955 1955 trea

not escorted off a motorcade like reince priebus. escorted out of the white house by the secret service like amoroso. she left with her reputation intact. i'm not going to play speculation nation. that she's either going to run for president against donald trump, she was the anonymous op-ed writer, she's going to take lindsey graham's seat when graham goes to justice. i know she has two young children and she needs money and she's been working really, really hard and i think she will probably land a nice contributor ship somewhere possibly, rack up some speaking fees, may be writable, become a lobbyist. that's good for her. right now there's dina powell, her name has been floated. ric grenell, his name has been floated. as u.n. ambassador, she did a much better job than susan rice. she didn't lie on all five sunday shows. she rallied the u.n. security council against north korea, she spoke very strongly about iran and syria. she had a really good run. i don't know what's going to happen now but she was the victim of a lot of fake new

even santa clara reince thomas was 52-48. chuck schumer was the one under george bush insisted george bush's nominees get 60 votes. >> obviously, it's one of these sides -- >> there never has been -- >> you want to see it restored, the 60 vote threshold to end debate which would force more consensus nominees. >> no, not for nominations. we never had that. on federal judges in the history of the united states senate, no federal judge has been denied their seat by a 60 vote requirement, they've all been majority votes. i know because mitch mcconnell wanted to do it once and i stopped him by getting enough republicans to do it. >> what is the consequence of a judiciary made up of judges confirmed 51-49. >> if you consider the united states of america is a success, that's the right way to do it. ever since we had the united states senate with thomas never son judges have been approved with 51 votes. clarence thomas was 52-48. you could have required 60 votes but no one ever did. >> thank you for coming out and appreciate your vie

. >> his own chief of staff, reince priebus, left off a flight and had to find his way home. heidi, you wanted to get in? >> just to ping-pong back here and support, make an argument, one argument in support of my friend, michael steele. it is possible and it was reported after eight years in government -- she was governor of the state of south carolina for six years -- that she's got some bills to pay. maybe she's going to make money and make a comeback in 2024. but again, the timing of this, she could have done all of these things and waited and held her announcement until after the midterms. so we still are kind of brought back to the timing question and why it had to happen now and surprising everyone. >> let's go right back to michael. we like this, like an hour deep in court in closing arguments. >> that's right. >> people are responding to your argument which is sort of, can you pay my bills, can you pay my automobiles, argument. heidi brings in some evidence even accepting that, why not wait until after the midterms, that there was something rushed about this. your cl

fired reince priebus. fired steve bannon. fired rex tillerson. fired david shulkin. anthony scaramucci. fired anthony scaramucci. fired h.r. mcmaster. fired andrew mccabe. fired omarosa. >> jimmy: alright. >> fired -- >> jimmy: i got it. i got it. i got it. i got it. [ cheers and applause ] you hired scaramucci. >> steve: yeah, then he fired him. >> jimmy: this week, former new york mayor mike bloomberg switched his voter registration, and became a a democrat. [ applause ] when asked him what made him change parties, bloomberg said, "kanye." [ laughter ] speaking of new york, there's a a hospital here in the city that keeps a spotify playlist full of songs with beats that match up with cpr compressions. [ light laughter ] cause when you're having a a heart attack, who doesn't want to hear their doctor say, "so what do you think, drake or migos? sorry, we weren't talking about you. oops, i put on a.m. gold. sorry, you're dead." get this, a cheating scandal has rocked the world of wine tasting. >> steve: what? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: please, don't leave the room.

. >> and reince priebus is retiring, and scott walker, and they are down ten point, and the republicansot keyed into the fact that he may lose. he has been a r star the of the party and he should win on the economic message because he does it so with well, and he is probably going to lose. >> and however, there is probably a reason to be skeptical of any poll coming out of wisconsin. >> fair. >> and i want to look at saudi arabia for one second, because president trump did talk to "0 0 minutes" about whether or not the saudis are definitively involved in the murder of jamal khashoggi. this is "60 minutes." >> and we would be very angry if that were the case, but at this moment they are denying it and denying it vehemently, and we will get to the bottom of it. >> and in a strongly worded op- op-ed, the general manager of to a a al ariba says that it will stab its own economy to death, and oil is up to $200 a barrel, and riyadh will permit a military base in the country and drive the middle east into the arms of iran. that is from basically the saudi-owned tv station there. >> and i was s

but, i think certainly this is not like it was under reince priebus. white house has settled into john kelly's role and definitely i think we have seen a lot of chaos die down. >> all right. thank you very, very much. emily jashinsky. blake burr manuel at the white house. they talk about having a formal press conference. he has many of these type press conferences, two of which could would be a major press conference by anyone else's definition. what did you believe from what he was telling reporters. >> we just heard from the president you are right there on the south lawn 15 anyone's o15minutes or. so the big news was nikki haley's departure. on october 3rd was when her resignation letter was dated. it appears neil as if maybe they waited until the end of the kavanaugh proceedings to officially unveil this earlier today. >> the big question is who now will replace nikki haley. the president says he wants to name her successor within the next two to three weeks. she is on the job until the end of the year. this will have to go to the senate for confir

this is a state that is laboratory for republican talent, think paul ryan who is retiring, reince priebusots walker is in trouble. i don't think republicans are keyed into the fact with that he may lose, he's long been a star of the party, he should be able to win on that economic message because he does it so well. >> call me skeptical of any poll that comes out of wisconsin. [ laughter ] >> fair. >> as i think we are all -- i do want to point -- i want to look at saudi arabia for one second because president trump did talk to "60 minutes" about whether or not the saudis have definitivety involved with the disappearance of jamal khashoggi. listen to president trump. >> we would be very upset and angry if that were the case. as of this moment they deny it and deny it vehemently. could bit them? yes. we're going to get to the bottom of it and there will be severe punishment. >> in a strongly worded op-ed published sunday the general manager of the al arabiaa news station that the united states will stab its own economy to death, oil prices will go up to $200 a barrel, riyadh will permit a

he's represented by bill burke who represents reince priebus and steve bannon.as led people to conclude that it's unlikely that he's a target of the investigation or one lawyer would not be permitted to represent all three of them so that's an interesting piece of information. he certainly could be valuable as a witness. he was around for a lot of key points in time and as you point out and rachel has pointed out there have been numerous stories casting him in the role of the good guy taking steps to ensure that the balance doesn't skew too far outside of our established norms. >> i think that's well put. would you be willing to sit lew a 30-second break and join me and nick on the other side? >> absolutely. >> all right. hold on one second. we're back in 30 seconds we turn to the roger stone news. they baptized me in mud and christened me on rock, so i got tougher. they fostered a love of learning, so i got smarter. taught me to appreciate the finer things in life, so i became more civilized and refined. thank you, freedom and adventure, for giving me this rugg

what signal does he take from the mid terms, if it's a -- >> look, he's missed a chief of staff, reinceriebus is fired by tweet -- i'm saying, he knows how to fire people when he wants to. >> all right. so we'll give him a couple weeks reprieve and check back in. looking ahead, some potential 2020 democratic presidential candidates visiting some very key places across the country. who president trump is already picking on personally. i can do more to lower my a1c. because my body can still make its own insulin. i take trulicity once a week to activate my body to release its own insulin, like it's supposed to. trulicity is not insulin. it works 24/7. it comes in an easy-to-use pen. and i may even lose a little weight. trulicity is an injection to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. don't use it as the first medicine to treat diabetes, or if you have type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take trulicity if you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, you're allergic to trulicity, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome t

and this was something that the rnc, reince priebus, was very conscious of not wanting to contest a convention to prevent it and so you wonder how far this plan went outside of rick gates and paul manafort and to members of the rnc. >> aaron blake, tie this together for us in terms of what we know about the trump team's defense. when the trump tower meeting came out and donald trump junior had to reveal his e-mails about being willing to meet with russians to get dirt on hillary clinton. his response was, if it's what you say it is, i love it. we know so much about their intent. their intent was to take dirt from wherever it came from.russ israeli firm. talk about what you think that means in terms of the investigation into whether or not there was a conspiracy to coordinate with foreign governments? >> the timeline here is extremely important. i don't think we should lose sight of this. this reach-out to the sy group, the israeli company that we're talking about here in "the new york times" story, came four days after paul manafort was brought onboard to basically save the trump campaign from

. >> don mcgahn, the legal counsel, bursts into reince priebus' office and sa"we've got trouble. not only do we have a spial counsel appointed, but jeff sessions has just resigned." priebus says, "you're kidding me." priebus goes running down the staircase into the west wing parking lot. >> finds sessions in his car bpreparing to leave, and gs on the door. "you got to come out. you got to come back in.n' you leave this way. you can't just blow up like this."us >> and p essentially almost has to dragim back up into the west wing, where vice president pence ansteve bannon then come in and join priebus and talk sessions off the ledge. >> it's clear that the muellerat investn is just getting started. we're going to head to washington, where the white house...>> arrator: across town, in an undisclosed secure location, the new special counsel, robert s. mueller iii, was just getting started. >> when you become a special prosutor, they give you a piece of paper with a mandate. at that moment, yodon't have anything else. you don't have a staff. you don't have agents. you don't have prose

connell: we're going out on a place, wrap for two reince. i understand what you're saying. i have to wrap for a couple reasons. >> don't dismiss it. connell: we'll not really dismiss anything. i'm trying to focus what we know right now. >> what we know is they did an excellent -- connell: terrific job, they got him very, very quickly. we're going to hear from the president. i would say in about one minute, about you know, probably about that, we got two-minute warning while charlie was speaking. about one minute from now we'll hear from the president. gives me a recap what we know right now, a 5-year-old man living in florida, has ties to new york. apparently lived in new york at one time, 56-year-old named caesar sayoc, in connection with all packages sent around the country. the van was identified earlier and had pro-trump stickers for lack of a better term, decals, what have you, all over the van. was quickly covered up by law enforcement authorities in blue tarp. it is now being moved, that is earlier picture, on the highway in florida to a different location as that pa

reince priebus flew in. this was my husband's home district. he was there senator ron johnson. shear a clip from some of the rock star politicians in wisconsin that i ran into. >> yeah, this is purely an act of terrorism. i was pleased what the president had to say today. justice will be done. we have to find these people responsible and hold them responsible. this is an act of terrorism in our democracy. we need to have a vibrant and civil dialogue 'how to make this country better. and this, there is no place for this kind of terrorism. >> any alleged attempt out there of terrorism against any american is an attempt against all of us. we stand united republicans and democrats to say we will always stand against terrorism no matter who it is against, we are americans first. >> a lot of the the people i spoke to in the crowd by the way, ainsley, brian, and steve, they said, listen, conservatives are the ones who really know what it feels like to have that kind of hate going at them whether it's on college campuses. people also in the crowd complained to me that outside of a rall