ronna will explain when we come back, as will all the others. heartburn. no one burns on my watch! try alka seltzer ultra strength heartburn relief chews. with more acid-fighting power than tums chewy bites. mmmmm...amazing. i have heartburn. ultra strength from alka seltzer. enjoy the relief. mvo: with everything that is going on around us and in the nation, we need to work together. we need to do it more often to help people that need help. ♪ ♪ i'll stand by you. fvo: he's encouraged other people to look around and notice one another and take the time for each other. that's his gift. ♪ i'll stand by you. ♪ ♪ i can do more to lower my a1c. because my body can still make its own insulin. and i take trulicity once a week to activate my body to release it, like it's supposed to. trulicity is not insulin. it comes in a once-weekly, truly easy-to-use pen. the pen where you don't have to see or handle a needle. and it works 24/7. trulicity is a once-weekly injectable medicine to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. it should not be the fir

so this is troubling and it's interesting with party leaders like ronna mcdaniel backing the president on this. >> a stunning moment if you watched the white house briefing with sarah sanders. one reporter said if this whole thing is a hoax, which the president has repeatedly called the mueller investigation, why doesn't this lead to mueller being fired? why doesn't the president just fire mueller. here is what sarah sanders said. >> i think we all know what everybody in this room would do if the president did that. i don't think that's helpful to the process. >> oh, my, bianna, you're a journalist. she's saying part of the reason is because of how you guys, the press, would respond. >> we've been talking about this and speculating for months now as to whether he would or wouldn't fire mueller. i think a lot of people were surprised by hearing that mueller interviewed sessions and will be potentially interviewing the president in the next few weeks, how far along mueller has gone in this investigation and how many people he has actually interviewed, he and his prosecutors, over the pas

david: ronna, i got to ask you one question about your uncle, mitt romney. you guys don't discuss your plans with each other, which is a great idea to keep family peace. but if your uncle does run for the senate in utah and he does win. you're head of the rn clrks. will you give him particularly in regard to how he talks about president trump? >> if he asks for advice i'll give him advice. but my advice is focus on the democrats. our country suffered under a democratic leadership. we saw it under barack obama and chuck schumer. we're coming up under a hotly contested midterm and we need to keep unified and keep our eyes on the american people. every day i'm out there raising money and putting a ground game in place to keep our majorities in the midterms. that's what every republican should be focused on, along with touting the great accomplishments we've made this first year under president trump. david: you have been very successful at raising money. democrats have not been as successful. ronna mcdaniel, great to see you 247 than >>> be sure to vote in toni

we'll talk to rnc chair ronna mcdaniel. and former milwaukee sheriff david clarke facing legal trouble over taunting a man he called a snowflake. we'll handle it in "night court." ♪ hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. new tonight, flash points arriving on emigration, a potential government shutdown again, as well as russia and north korea. we'll get you the latest one by one right here right now. we have got fox team coverage tonight. peter doocy covering the latest on more than 200,000 salvadoran immigrants who must begin planning to leave the u.s. amid reports of the recent influx of salvadoran gang members are fueling terror in neighborhoods just miles away from the white house. plus standing by live on the unification bridge, also known as the bridge of no return, where the south korean officials have crossed over for talks with the north, a short time ago. but we begin with the chief national correspondent ed henry following some late breaking developments on the fbi texting contro

ronna, let's puthe potential mendacity to the side we're not going to figure out who is lying and who'sot, not today. in this age of recognizing women as equal once and for all, on all levels, why would he have to treat nielsen differently? she's so strong, so come tent, so empowered. why would he have to talk to her differently than he would to have a man? >> i don't think he should have to talk to her differently, but i will say he was disrespectful to her as the director of homeland security and he was n mansplaining. >> they talk to men like that all the time. >> a difference between how liz beth warren a treated. >> the president calls her pocahontas. >> when democrats interrupt elizabeth warren, the media goes crazy. >> when? it's almost impossible to interrupt elizabeth warren. >> that's true. >> who says when warren gets interrupted people go crazy in the media? even the pocahontas thing gets laughs, that's about as offensive as you see. the president gets away with that on the regular. >> here is the deal. cory booker was grandstanding, lecturing her, didn't give her a chance t

ronna is in rome, cnn's global economic analyst. with me here in new york is ian bremer, the president of the rash yeah group. let me ask you, you were at davos, i saw you there. the mood was buoyant because of the sense of growth. do the leaders deserve credit for this synchronous global growth? are they right? >> well, collectively, they do deserve some credit. i'm not sure donald trump deserves quite as much credit as he was taking but yes, the global economy is absolutely buoyant and going to grow and as a result, there isn't a short term, a lot of sense of euphoria. underneath that i think there are deep concerns. you highlighted some of them. people breathed the sigh of relief that donald trump there was trump on best behavior, trump with the teleprompter and that reinforced the relief and euphoria you had. >> ronna, the best line i know about davos is i think jamie diamond, the ceo of jpmorgan that says davos is where billionaires it will millionaires how the middle class feels. the billionaires and millionaires were very hap

joining me now is ronna mcdaniel, chairwoman of the rnc. the president will tell us how well things are going one year into his presidency? what do you expect? >> it's a report card. he reports back to the american people what is the state of our nation the year into my presidency. he said the state of our union is strong. jobs coming to this country. wages are up. unemployment 17 year low. hispanic and african-american unemployment is at an all time low. such great things to talk about. and he wants to keep that going. he gets to talk about what he has accomplished, the record, the achievements and then what will we do going forward and reach across to democrats and think about how much better we could be together if you would work with me? >> sandra: that's no simple task. the white house is being very specific as to saying this president is going to make an attempt tonight to reach across the aisle, unify what is still a very divided congress. how can he do that tonight? >> he has had chuck schumer and nancy pelosi at the white house whe

there is a lot to talk about and ronna, thank you. ronna mcdaniel from the rnc.have the president come in from davos and theresa may, the british prime minister. drop on in here for a moment from davos. >> some people don't necessarily believe that but i can tell you i have tremendous respect for the prime minister and the job she is doing. i think the feeling is mutual from the standpoint of liking each other a lot. and there was a little bit of a false rumor out there. i wanted to correct it, frankly. we have great respect for everything you are doing and we love your country. we are working on transactions in terms of economic development, trade, maybe most importantly military. we are very much joined at the hip when it comes to the military. we have the same ideas, the same ideals, and there is nothing that would happen to you that we won't be there to fight for you. you know that. i just want to thank you very much. it is a great honor to be here with you. >> thank you very much, mr. president. we have had some great discussions today and we continue to hav

here is what ronna romney mcdaniel has to say. >> i don't think he's a never trumper.riously considered taking the secretary of state position. he wants to see president trump do well. he wants to see our country do well. and i think that's going to be the overriding issue for him if he ends up becoming the next senator from utah. >> will mitt romney be a thorn in the side of president trump? >> i think ronna is right, governor romney wants to see the country do well, he wants to see the president do well. he disagrees on some things, he will speak out if he has a disagreement. he's a statesman and will voice his concerns if he decides to run for senate. >> you got that last clause in there. it does sound like it's a foregone conclusion he'll run. this is not a surprise, that people would expect mitt romney to put his hat in the ring if senator hatch retires, when he did. >> he would have to give up a lot to run for office again, but he does care about the issues, which is why he would look to return to public life. >> guys, the bigger question is whether he will posit

here now ronna mcdaniel, chair of the republican national committee.e you. >> great to be here. >> what is your interpretation of the numbers? >> they're going up like you have seen. americans are seeing the benefit of this historic tax reform. we've seen two million people bennett from bonuses or higher wages or increases in their 401(k). you saw the great news from disney and j.p. morgan chase. they're looking at the president. these are the things he's run on and these are the things they're accomplishing and feeling better about republicans. >> martha: talk to me what you're most concerned about. i know you want to increase the gop in the senate. the k.c. race is one you're going after. there's others. >> there's lots of opportunities in the senate. the president won ten states where there's red. there's democrat incumbent senators, indiana, missouri, wisconsin, florida. the list goes on and own. michigan, pennsylvania. those are states that we feel like we have seats. we're already in those states. we're hitting hard on those senators when they vo

just a short time ago rnc chair ronna romney mcdaniel telling nbc news she accepted wynn's resignation. sh comes in the wake of an explosive "the wall street journal" report alleging a p pattern of sexual misconduct that went on for decades. nbc news has not confirmed those allegations. among the claims was a complaint by a married manicurist who accused wynn of forcing her to have sex. in a statement to nbc news wynn called the allegations preposterous and blamed his ex-wife for the article claiming she was pressuring him for a revised divorce settlement. wynn's casino told nbc news they have not received any complaints about wynn. joining me now, nbc ease jeff bennett, alex, reporter with politico who first reported the story and sarah westwood, white house reporter for the washington examiner. alex, i'll start with you, wynn has denied allegations in the past year. why this change now? what was the pressure for him to resign? >> well, the rnc had to do something here. it was unsustainable. this job is really important. it's about who raises money for the party committee and they're

thank you, ronna, great job. great job. thank you.plause] you're representing everybody very well on television. i love your appearances. women represent half of the population but they care about 100% of the issues that face the nation, that is for sure. we're making incredible progress. the women es unemployment rate hit the lowest level that it has been in 17 years. that's something. [applause] and women in the workforce reached a record high. more women in the workforce than ever before. that is really terrific, especially since it is on my watch. i feel very proud of that. i have to tell you a statistic that just came out recently as you saw that the black unemployment rate, the african-american unemployment rate is the lowest it's ever been in the history of the report so we're very honored by that. it is really great thing. [applause] we've enacted massive tax cuts. you've seen it. you have seen what's happening. i have to tell you that far beyond our expectations. we thought on february people with start to see their paycheck

and to ronna mcdaniels. where's ronna? great job. you're representing everyone very well on television. i love your experiences. but women represent half of the population, but they care about 100% of the issues that face the nation. that's for sure. we're making incredible progress. the women's unemployment rate hit the lowest level that it's been in 17 years. well, that's something. and women in the workforce reached a record high. more women in the workforce today than ever before. that's really terrific. and especially since it's on my watch. i feel very proud of that. i have to tell you a statistic that just came out recently, as you saw that the black unemployment rate, the african-american unemployment rate is the lowest it's ever been in the history of the report, so we're very honored by that. it's really a great thing. we've enacted massive tax cuts. you've seen it, you've seen what's happening. i have to tell you that far beyond our expectations, we thought on february, people would start to see their paycheck have a littl

rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel vocal months ago when the harvey weinstein sexual misconduct allegations surfaced tweeting, "if the dnc truly stands up for women, then returning weinstein's dirty money should be a no-brainer." the rnc silent about the money wynn raised for the party. >> and kenneth moton joins us live outside rnc headquarters in washington. steve wynn today addressed his resignation, calling the allegations against him a distraction. >> wynn, that that's right. he's speaking out today. but they're the lawmakers he raised money are quiet about those donations. >> kenneth moton for us, thank you. >>> democrats calling for legislation to protect special counsel robert mueller. after reports president trump tried to fire him last june. the president consistently denying it. even yesterday, calling it fake news. tonight, even a top senate republican says he's opened to a move to protect mueller's independence. abc's david wright is at the white house tonight. >> reporter: tonight, fresh from his quick trip to davos. >> i think it was a very, very successful trip. >> reporter:

chair ronna mcdaniel released a statement confirming wynn's resignation, but did not directly address the allegations. this congolese refugee family recently arrived in new jersey. watch their story at facebook.com/newshour. serial child sexual abuser and former usa gymnastics doctor larry nassar is serving a prison sentence that will stretch past the end of his life, but the legal fallout from his years of abuse is far from over. some of his victims are still waiting for their day in court, and nassar could face further prosecution. but for those asking how this could have happened, the focus is turning to usa gymnastics and michigan state university where nassar practiced and served as a professor. for some insight as to what comes next on the legal front, i am joined from manchester, new hampshire by michael mccann, associate dean at the university of new hampshire school of law and a writer for "sports illustrated." thanks for joining us. , we've had the news stories and the headlines about the entire board of u.s.a. gymnastics resigning, people at michigan state stepping down, bu

chairman ronna mcdaniel says our hearts and prayer goes out to those. >> harris: katie pavlich on theouch today. another fabulous journalist has been watching twitter. this is from the rnc chair woman ronna mcdaniel praying for everyone involved in today's train accident in virginia. you know, everybody has their vantage point of pictures and whatnot, too. that's a way for us to scoop things up. katie, thank you very much. you know, kennedy, you and i have been on the couch many times when stuff like this has happened as well. you talk about the equipment and the infrastructure. what are your thoughts? i mean, we don't have details about the actual track line here. overall, i know you have talked with members of the nbc. have you donntsb. have you done work on this. >> interesting to see where this goes politically. interesting to see what senator paul thinks about this. components on big government spending on infrastructure who will say this just proves that we have to invest more money in safety equipment and track overhaul and things like that. and then have you others who say per

so ronna mcdaniel. thank you. great job. representing everyone very well. i love your appearances. women represent half of the population but they care about 100% of the issues that face the nation. the women's unemployment rate at the lowest level that it has been in 17 years. and women in the workforce reached a record high. that's terrific. especially senses on my watch i feel proud of it. i have to tell you a statistic that just came out recently. the black unemployment rate, the african-american unemployment rate is low since ever been. were very honored by that. that is great. [applause] we've enacted massive tax cuts. you see what's happening, far beyond our expectations we thought of february people would start to see their paycheck have more money in it. you pick that extra two or $300 on a monthly basis, that has a big impact. we thought it would be february. at&t started it, these companies started giving out a thousand dollars, now the few that haven't the employees are saying, what about us. so kicked in faster than we thought. the stock market is up again today. reset

the rnc said quote in the exact word of ronna mcdaniel.f you stand for treating women well and stand for respect of women, you shouldn't take money from someone who treated womb went highest levels of disrespect. here is what lindsey graham had some say when asked about it earlier today. >> do you believe that money should be returned? >> give it a day or two to figure out. we should dove ourselves what we ask of the democratic party if these allegations have merit. i appreciate the fact that she had to quickly give her a chance to figure out how deep this goes. if the allegations have merit we should return the money like we ask of the democrats. reporter: he's accused of pressuring employees to engage in sex acts with hem. they found a decade-long pattern of sexual misconduct. steve wynn denies the allegations. arthel: former ambassador john bolton is on deck. will president trump go against his own justice department when it comes to releasing a classified memo on alleged conduct at if the fbi? i'm on the move all day long... and someti

and ronna mcdaniel doesn't do anything without donald trump's blessing. she always talks, they talked early yesterday. we have not seen donald trump say anything publicly. i would love to know what that conversation sounded like with donald trump. because her statement could not have been, as you said, weaker. >> although we do know that he signed off on the -- >> it would have happened, yes. >> so there was that level. but yeah, you're absolutely right. we don't know what the president thinks in full, and we may learn about it in a midnight tweet at some point this week, given how he operates. >> right. one thing, too, is, and i have found as i talked to sources on both sides of the aisle, there is a tendency, evelyn, for each side to take this and say, oh, this is -- this is a partisan problem. when, really, this is clearly, as those tweets demonstrate, happening on both sides of the aisle and is more of a reckoning. >> it shouldn't be politicized. and i think there was other coverage today during the day when they talked about the state of the union ad

our next guest knows both men pretty well, says romney is no never trumper, ronna mcdaniel is both aomney's niece and a chairwoman of the republicans national committee. great to see you. >> always good to be here. >> laura: what's making the do? number one question, my inside scoop. >> i don't ask him what he's going to do, so i can come on chosen say i have no idea. i don't even ask my dad. i will say my advice to any republican is, spend your time focusing on the democrats. look what they do if they were holding the reins of this country where our country would be today. focus on then, stop focusing on the republicans. i always say, if you have a problem and your family, don't go on jerry springer. this president is doing a great job. we should be supporting him. >> laura: he did send out this tweet after the common controversy purity said the property of is as relevant as a race. the sentiment contributes that it is inconsistent with america's history and antithetical to american values. made them memory of dr. king but we are hope for unity. that was a dig at the president. >> w

. >> ronna mcdonnell, thanks for being with us. you're always welcome on the show. >>> thanks for having me. >>> let's get after it. >> everybody else in america has a budget except the united states government. it's embarrassing. >> we want to do everything we can to avoid a shutdown. it will fall on the republicans' backs. >> what happens, i think you only have one place to look and that's to the democrats. >> he's definitely changed his attitude toward the daca issue and even the wall. >> as senators, we figure out what he is for, then i would be convinced that we were not just spinning our wheels. >> when they have no collusion, it seems unlikely you'd even have an interview. >> white house counsel thai cy >> he's had little contact with the white house. >> i'm frustrated when witnesses talk to the media but can't talk to members of congress. >>> this is "new day" with quiz cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> good morning everyone. it's thursday, january 18, 8:00 in the east. big test today for house republicans as they vote tonight

. >> in a statement the dnc said quote in the exact words of rnc chair woman ronna mcdaniel, if you standsfor treating women well and you stands for the respect of women, you shouldn't take money from somebody who treated women with the absolute highest level of disrespect. wynn says the allegations against him are preposterous. in washington, i'm allison barber, fox news. >> today is christa mcculla day in new hampshire, a tribute to the teach here died in the space shuttle challenger disaster exactly 32 years ago, she was going to be nasa's first teacher in space, but she never made it into orbit. christa mcculla n her crew mates died when challenger broke apart shortly after take off. they chose her out of a hundred thousand applicants. >> mother nature showing its power, a cop swept away by a mud slide while in his cruiser, but he's okay. >> and take a look at this. 23 tons of cocaine, ceased off the coast of california, the street value is rather remarkable. >> how authorities confiscated all of that, boiles down, >> emergency drills are a daily exercise in the philippines as big volc

the other thing to watch would be the relationship between a senator romney and his niece, ronna romney mcdaniel, the chairman of the republican national committee and for now has thrown in her lot with president trump because that is what the job calls for. >> she even stopped using the romney name. as a sense of how much she's thrown in with president trump. though she doesn't distance herself from her family. you know, simone, it is interesting, we have been talking about standing up to the president. lynn was noting the -- that mitt romney would likely be with the president on judges, on taxes. jeff flake, the senator from arizona, who is also a mormon, with the president on judges and taxes, yet he has plans this week to deliver a speech on the senate floor, skewering the president on the issue of the press. i'll read you a little bite of what we are told, the senator will say, it is a testament to the condition of our democracy that our own president uses words infamously spoken by josef stalin to describe his enemies. bears noting that so fraught with malice was the phrase enemy

. $100,000 a couple put on by steve wynn and ronna mcdaniels. it hinges on what happens today, shep. >> shepard: thanks, john. let's get to mike emanuel who is live in the rotunda over there on capitol hill. there was some daca legislation. they say there's nothing there for these dreamers. but there was a few days ago when durbin and graham had a deal the president said to say he was okay with before the word came up and all the back-pedalling. >> republican leaders didn't like the fact that dick durbin went around john cornyn, the number 2 republican on capitol hill. so they're going back to the drawing board and hoping that bipartisan house and senate talks with durbin, corbin, mccarthy and hoyer that may produce a result. meanwhile, here we are staring at a government shut down. i've talked to plenty of senators from both parties that seem to be looking for a way out. mitch mcconnell says there is a way out, which would keep the government open four more weeks. >> we already have a bill that we know can pass the house because it did. we have

turning political with all of this, dnc releasing a statement, in the exact words of rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel, if you stand for treating women well, and you stand for the respect of women, you shouldn't take money from somebody who treated women with the absolute highest level of disrespect. so far we have not heard from president trump or the rnc. kelly? >> wil car from our west coast bureau. thank you, will. melissa: for more, bring in john bussey associate editor at "wall street journal" he is also a fox news contributor. there are numerous statements out at this point, john. the latest coming from mr. wynne himself saying the idea that he ever assaulted anyone, any woman is preposterous. he goes on to talk about how this is motivated by his ex-wife, trying to renegotiate their settlement. does any of that make a difference in the court of public opinion? if he paid someone $7.5 million? >> curious, don't you think. melissa, you covered these things since you have covered business for years. you've seen this happen before. high level executives accused of this sort of behavior. a

this is a statement from ronna mcdaniel. today i accepted steve wynn's resignation as republican national committee finance chair. it was a short statement released on saturday. any comments on the sexual harassment or the money he gave to the democrats? has anyone in the media called? why have so many including yourself been relatively quiet when it comes to steve wynn? >> i think i've been outspoken with respect to all the sexual harassment. should they return it? >> i don't know what they've taken over a period of time. it's silly to go back decades ago. any money that happened this cycle, absolutely. >> i don't know steve wynn at all but there is an element due process everyone is entitled to. if a credible allegation comes, we need to take it serious. the right thing to do for the republican party is to have the higher moral ground and return the money. >> a lot of folks have left this white house. i want to put a picture on our screen for viewers and listeners on satellite radio, i won't bother trying to name the folks

ronna romney mcdaniel tweeting, if the dnc truly stands up for women like they say they do, then returningbe a no-brainer. so far, the rnc is not saying what they're planning to do with the hundreds of thousands wynn donated to to party. all of this following a bomb shell story if the wall street journal. that the 76-year-old allegedly pressured employees to per forsex acts over several decades. >> i'm steve wynn. and this is my new hotel. >> reporter: the billionaire calling the preposterous. this, as democrats are facing issues. >> it's been nearly a decade now where, i -- hillary and i share reflections and devotions each day. >> reporter: that's former hillary clinton aide burns strider. seen here in photos he posted on social media with her within the last year. "the new york times" reporting that during the 2008 presidential campaign, strider, a faith adviser to clinton was accused of repeatedly sexually harassing a younger staffer. clinton refused to fire him. she posted to twitter that she reached out to the younger staffer. i called her today to tell her how proud i am of her and

here is rnc chair ronna mcdaniel's statement. today i accepted steve wynn's resignation. i'd say there's a strong chance of big storms in the political forecast. joining me now, timothy o'brien, msnbc contributor and author of "trump nation, the art of being the donald" tiffany cross managing editor of the beat d.c. e.j. dionne columnist from "the washington post." ladies first, donald trump saying he would like to testify under oath. i'm wondering how much of a cloud does the russia gate scandal, the on going scandal hangover his state of the union? >> i think it's going to be a huge deal. not for his base, but certainly for the democrats and the world is watching. i think he has done a really great job of maintaining a consistent story. there was no collusion. sometimes journalists have to ask him, mr. president, the question was, where are you headed today? i do think this is going to be a huge saddle over the state of the union. i think our friends and enemies are watching. his aggressive language has put him very much on the world stage. i don't think he's going to b

a democratic national committee statement used the words of very nr krr chair woman ronna mcdaniel, if you stand for treating women well and you stand for the respektd of women, you shouldn't take money from somebody who treated women with the absolute highest level of disrespect. >> mcdaniel said those words about harvey weinstein as he was accuse of sexual misconduct by dozens of women. it personally cost him more than $2 million on friday. >> we hear today is steve wynn's birthday. a lot going on in the ynyy household. >>> meantime "the new york times" reports a seen yore adviser to hillary clinton's 2008 presidential campaign who was accused of repeatedly sexually harassing a young subordinate who was kept on the campaign at clinton's request. she did not fire burns strider who was her faith outreach adviser. he was docked several weeks of pay and ordered to undergo counseling. the woman who accused strider has moved to a new job. last night hillary clinton tweeted that she was dismayed about the incident. she said she was proud of the woman for coming forward. she did not explain

the difference with the legal defense fund because the me too movement was started in 1997 by that ronnaasn't until hollywood got involved that it got so much attention and there are women of color and lower income women who felt they have been left out of the conversation and this will address this, this fund will, tina. >> well, that's the whole purpose of it. i mean the real object of the fund is to make sure women who are voiceless who don't have representation and are afraid to come forward know now they have access to legal resources, so anyone who needs those, we have partnered with the national women's law center who you know, robin is a 45-year-old women's rights organization, well respected, fighting for these rights for decades. they will be the home for the time's up legal defense fund. they have a portal and button for legal assistance on their website. i urge folks who need help to go to that and i urge attorneys who want to volunteer to go to the website as well to volunteer and folks who want to donate to go to the go fund me page because we need to -- litigation is expen

ronna, thank you very much. the rnc chair. again, we'll be keeping up on those developments. i want to go to michael dukakis the 1988 party standard bearer. we're told a miracle today would be republicans holding onto the house. consensus and predictions are always dangerous, so, governor, you can maybe remind us of that do you think you shall party is getting ahead of itself counting its mid term winning chickens? >> you never count your chickens. opportunity to take over the house and hold make gains in the senate. it's a 50 state thing none of this red and blue stuff. and offices, so i think the prospects are good. as you know, i'm obsessive on the importance of grass roots campaigning and precinct-based organizations and we've got to do it in every one of the 50 states. >> as a former governor, maybe you can offer some perspective on this. phil murphy, former goldman sachs, spent 20 million governor of new jersey and he's coming after chris christie and he's talking a millionaire's surtax and he has the run with both legislations and governor's mansion and a lot of reside

rnc chairman ronna mcdaniel is here and a jam-packed two hours coming up on "america's newsroom." ♪ steve entire brenberg bunch is "cooking with friends." ainsley: joining us with brian his wife christa, his three children, anna, maria and tim. >> are you excited to be on tv? ainsley: wave to your parents. it is called bad day soup, right? steve: bad day? ainsley: why do you call it that? >> it is bad day soup. my mom gave i will to me before i had my first child. there might be bad days you feel like you can't get everything done. the kids might be disobedient and you need to get something on the table. steve: on a bad bay you don't want something complicated. it is super simple. >> do you like bad day soup? or good day. steve: how do we make it? how do we start? >> we're starting with the ground beef. we're browning the ground beef. the kids will help us add the ingredients too tim, get carrots in there. get them all in there, bud. it's hot. anna, you're doing the onions there. >> i had to practice this. steve: all night to practice. they're pros at it. >> maria, you get that one. steve