examples, sarah huckabee. other women in the trump organization, they are called -- every -ist there is. i think they fear now coming out in public to be labeled a >> watch it live on c-span dorgan take you live for minority leader chuck schumer and house speaker

sarah huckabee sanders is writing a book. we also learned the title.t will be called "this is not a book." and, you know, as press secretary, sarah huckabee sanders worked about as hard as her boss is working. she went 94 days without holding a press briefing. chapter four, sarah sits in her office for a month, evaluating mars bars. i imagined a lot of things would happen to this country when donald trump became president, never predicted it would mean more books. now i'd like that focus on my administration, because from time to time i send my cousin sal out to have fun with innocent delivery. we'll call for a delivery and let the fun begin. usually sal will play the role of the customer, the owner of the house. this time we mixed things up. in order to prank a delivery man, sometimes you have to become a delivery ♪ >> hi, how are you today? ? co >> come on in. >> what's happenin'? >> a delivery. >> he went to get his wallet. what you got? he must be a hungry guy today? >> orange chicken. >> pizza. yeah, he's hungry, hungry dude. look at this stuff. t

examples, sarah huckabee. other women in the trump organization, they are called -- every -ist there is. i think they fear now coming out in public to be labeled a thatlican, and it is sad you cannot even do what you need to do. i would like your reaction, thank you. guest: thanks for the call. look, i think that women of all bothical parties, of political parties face additional challenges when they run and when they step in the public office. it can be criticized in some ways that male candidates and elected officials just aren't. that is true. i will say the republican congressional committee has said that they received, they are getting record numbers of republican women who are interested in running in the lead up to 2020. i think there are women who are willing to step up, and if there is recruitment, that they will get into the race. but i am not sure -- i think the big question is, can they win? not only did we see declining numbers of republican women in in 2018, but we saw significantly lower rates o

examples, sarah huckabee. other women in the trump organization, they are called -- every -ist there is. i think they fear now coming out in public to be labeled a >> watch it live on c-span dorgan take you live for minority leader chuck schumer and house speaker nancy pelosi and others on gun legislation. senator schumer: waiting one .inute for the mayor senator schumer: are you with the mayor? [indiscernible conversation] senator schumer: welcome. great. ok, let's get started. m very proud to be joined -- i'm very proud to be joined by, of course, my friend and colleague, speaker pelosi, mayor nan whaley from dayton. good to have you here. and i want to thank my colleagues senators brown and stabenow and representative scobar from el paso, texas and representative thompson. too many americans are losing their lives to gun violence. too many families are just weeping because they have lost loved ones. i was at the airport, a gentleman came over to me and said thank you for what you're doing, i lost my nephew

. >> here comes the next trump administration memoire, sarah huckabee sanders is writing one which willthis one to be a juicy tell-all, she has been a strong ally of the president. she is expected to be out on the campaign trail defending him next year. i'm not reading this book as a 2020 book, this is a 2022 book. there are tea leaves in this book that may signal whether she will consider a run for governor of arkansas when that come opens up in 2022. >> i feel like it's going to be a flattering book about the trump administration. >> nicholas johnson, thank you very much. we will be reading axios a.m. in just a bit. you can sign up for the newsletter at signup.axios.com. >> that does it for us, i'm yasmin vossoughian alongside ayman mohyeldin, "morning joe" starts right now. >>> looked like it almost had like a sharpie. >> i don't know. i don't know. i don't know. >> so just who would have doctored a weather map with a sharpie to reinforce the president's false claim that alabama was in the path of hurricane dorian? it's a total mystery. >> so i called up the folks at sharpie and i sa

the thing is because it was supposed to be off the record, that we have seen with sarah huckabee sanders this a woman who was obviously indiscrete but she lost her job because somebody among that group of reporters leaked this. my reporting as confirmed charlie the leak came from the white house bureau chief of the washington post, he's an msnbc analyst, passed the information to the new york times. i'm told he feels badly about it. but the president is saying that, you know, this is not fair to have off the record rules and then somebody issues it to somebody else. >> she should not have said what she said. that's her boss. that's crazy stuff to be going even off the record in that regard. i will say this, though, i would like to hear the conditions of that meeting. i mean, was it really off the record? you know, how was it established? did everybody agree to an off the record thing? because if they did really agree to something being off the record, and then leaking it after that, that is really bad form. i mean, listen, i have reported an off the record conversation about jeffrey epst

there were no briefings in february with sarah huckabee sanders and then she did have one briefly int then april, may, june, july, august, lots of news but no briefings. stephanie grisham is now the press secretary, she's not had a briefing yet and this wednesday will be the six month mark. so i suppose the press briefing is dead, buried, gone forever. you know, some people say the briefings don't matter because president trump holds clopper talk sessions where he stands in front of marine one and asks questions or at least avoids questions asked by the press. what do you think of that explanation briefings don't matter anymore? >>ets this is taxpayer funded job. a mageb part of that job is to meet the press. that is literally what the first and foremost responsibility of this description is. >> she would say why can't her job description change. what's wrong with that? >> because someone in this white house needs to answer questions from the press corpse. someone needs to be accountable what the president is doing on a daily basis, whether it's her, a deputy of hers, but someone nee

-- to say now what they're calling god ordained gun right as a way to appeal to avangelicals sarah huckabee sanders tweeted we have guns because it's our god given right enshrined constitution and texas senator matt shafer he tweeted i'm not going to use the evil acts of a handful of people to diminish the god given rights of my fellow texans, period. in a tweet senator ted cruz of texas described that right as a right to life and a right to liberty and he wrote essential to that right to life is a right to defend your life and your family meanwhile tonight democrats are hoping to take advantage of the public support for gun safety. and right now they're in the middle of a series of late session speeches there's one going on right now senator harona from hawaii on the senate floor right now they're going to go alleen tonight, through the night to compel president trump and mitch mcconnell to do something about gun safety mcconnell said again today he was waiting for the president to indicate what he supports before bringing any measure to the floor of the senate. i'm joined right now by dem

. >> sarah huckabee sanders can figure out which side lou dobs is on that same channel?have a great weekend. the president makes such a thing possible for us all. >> absolutely insane thing to say. but it's tough out there for a trump propagandist and that's thing 2 in 60 seconds. p propaga thing 2 in 60 seconds. do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. full of flavor. color. full of... woo! full of good. so you can be too. try our new warm grain bowls today. now available for delivery. >>> sometimes it feels like there's a competition over trump tv to she who can be the most shameless toady for the white house watching on tv and now i'm a little worried that competition may be straining the relationships between the good friends hosting the shows over there. last night there was a bit of of an incident and you can tell their good tv friends because they keep smiling as they saw awf

. >>> back here at home, former white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders has a book deal about time in the trump administration st. martin's press announcing her mem whoir will come out in e fall of 2020, fueling speculation that she may be planning a run for governor in arkansas you are up to date, that's the news update this hour. back downtown to "squawk alley." morgan, back to you. >> something to watch right there. sue herrera, thank you >>> cup, vox partnering with draft kings just hours ahead of nfl kickoff. we'll ask vox media chairman and ceo jim bankoff about that next. and of course, still a lot more ahead on botoday's market rally take a look at that. the dow is up 434 points the s&p is also up 1.3%. the nasdaq is up 1.6%. we'll be back after isre th bak servicenow put our workflows in the cloud. this changes everything. you're right sir... everything. no not everything, i mean you're still blatantly sucking up to me gary. brilliantly observed, sir. always three steps ahead. six steps ahead. sixteen. so many steps. you done? a million steps ahead. servicenow. works

. >> i wonder if sarah huckabee sanders can figure out which side lou dobbs is on on that same channel a great weekend. the president makes such a thing possible for us all. >> absolutely insane thing to say. but it's tough out there for a trup propagandist and that's thing 2 in 60 seconds. >>> sometimes it feels like there's a competition over at trump tv to see who can be the most shameless toady for the man in the white house watching on tv. now i'm worried that competition might be straining the relationships between the good friends hosting the shows over there. last night there was a bit of an incident. you can tell they're still good tv friends because they keep smiling as they say awful stuff to each other. >> laura ingraham is standing by. >> hannity, fantastic show. >> thank you. can i lodge a complaint? am i allowed? >> sure. >> okay. so i'm watching the rest of the president's speech in new mexico last night. i wanted to see the ending. you cut your debate early, and it was just at the end. >> is that the white house speaking or is that new. >> no, that's sean hannity speak

joining me now, former governor mike huckabee and his daughter, former white house press secretary, sarah huckabeere now fox news contributor's. sarah, let me welcome you to the family, great to have you with us with your expertise and all of your background. it'>> boy, do i ever feel speci. thank you, martha. >> martha: before we jump in, i knoyour thoughts on the electn and netanyahu's situation? >> much closer than anyone would like it to be if you like netanyahu, and i do. but it still doesn't matter who wins the election tonight, because they have to form a coalition. the uniqueness of a parliamentary system. he could still be prime minister, even if he doesn't get as many votes as benny gantz's party. it's quite a mess over there, to be honest with you. >> martha: it's very close, as you say, and will wait to see how it ends up. sarah, the president obviously loves to talk about crowd size, right, wrapped around the building, tons of people. so now you've got some pretty impressive showings for elizabeth warren. do you think crowd size matters? >> i think, when you see the type of movement t

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sarah huckabee sanders went out for a wheel.ogether literally a blacklist give us the names of everybody who is donating because we want to know who we shouldn't work with in hollywood. it is pervasive and tactic of the left. brian: new? >> not necessarily new. it's going to heat up into 20206789 i will tell you what, conservatives, we just want to relax and be part of the fabric of motorcycle. we don't want the problems that we just kind of shy away from. they know that. they prey upon it. this are trying to do this to intimidate people. ainsley: thankfully the will and grace stars walked it back a little bit. they got a lot of criticism. whoopi goldberg who most the time we do not agree with she said i'm not for. >> that was the black list they called it out. susan sarandon and whoopi goldberg they called it out. talk to people like dean cain who has been on this couch many times and other celebrities that's exactly what they do. it happens at the hollywood level and happens in pittsburgh and other places too. they are trying

. >> in between the county, they're throwing away parties for sarah huckabee sanders.his media has not failed us during the administration from the ridiculous -- >> i think it is a mistake to paint that. about so many can scandal involving president trump because of what the media told you and journalists endured some real risk to bring you that story. "the new york times" devote a year and a half to reporting out all the questionable tax things he's involved in. >> sure. >> the story comes out and it has unlimited impact. >> i don't think so. >> you can't filibuster. the reality is if the content matters so when donald trump draw allegedly to "the washington post" draws with a marker, on a map. the headline says the map seemed to have been drawn on with a marker. he seems to have a false statement when you know he's out and lied to the people of alabama. there is a different character salt lake ci ization on it. with president obama, the characterization was negative. minor things but with president obama -- he treated of a relatively jeb bush. >> it is not that way i

thinking as they look at these unfold, specifically comey, when -- when james comey was fired and sarah huckabeei agents that said he had to go because he was not doing a good job. take us behind the scenes on that. >> there have been a lot of -- >> your reaction to sarah's comments. >> absolutely. it's a key point. there have been a lot of voices that have been describing the actions of the fbi on the right, on the left. what i tried to do was bring the reader inside and give voice to the voiceless. the people that were conducting the investigation, the rank and file -- >> what do you want them to know? >> actually, it comes out of the description there was the sarah sanders comment. you remember after the firing of james comey she went in the briefing room and said she heard from countless members of the fbi thanking them for firing comey, thanking the white house. then she doubled down on the lie by saying -- >> what was your snap reaction the day comey was fired? >> quickly. >> it was shock because the original reason that they gave was this was because of the hillary clinton investigation.

that sarah huckabee sanders took to sean hannity last night and said this. >> i hope that they will startn from some of these major mistakes that have happened over the last couple of weeks and start holding people accountable. start putting some checks and balances, go back to where we have a true editorial process where they are checking these things and stories are just being pushed out and help that they can tear somebody down. >> do you have any hope that anything will change as a result of this, carrie? >> "the new york times" certainly has a lot of egg on its face today and you are seeing people not just conservatives but across the spectrum saying these reporting standards are not right. when you know that there is information directly undercutting the claims you have to put that out there. i hope they will have learned from this process but i think in the bigger picture this is something that is a problem on the left as a whole and that's the real thing when he put up claims just for political ends without actually double checking and doing the real hard work of making sure there

ed henry and sarah huckabee sanders, a new fox news contributor. we'll see you back here tomorrow. >> bill: good morning. there are millions of americans still in the path of dorian. how many day powering back up to a cat 3 hurricane overnight. a killer of 20 in the bahamas already. great to see you again, my dear. >> sandra: great to have you back, bill. >> bill: you actually exist. >> sandra: great coverage of the hurricane. >> bill: a couple days down there and it continues this morning. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith. the storm fueled by the warm waters of the atlantic slamming charleston with heavy rain and high winds as forecasters warn of life threatening conditions from georgia to virginia. >> bill: those living in the low lying areas urged to brace for a possible direct hit. in carolinas only hours from now. >> they're expecting a lot of water downtown. it was best to get out. prepare. hope for the best, prepare for the worst. >> the water we knew was going to be worse. it is the water that kills people. it is the water that is the real dange

examples, sarah huckabee.omen in the trump organization, they are called -- every -ist there is. i think they fear now coming out in public to be labeled a thatlican, and it is sad you cannot even do what you need to do. i would like your reaction, thank you. guest: thanks for the call. look, i think that women of all bothical parties, of political parties face additional challenges when they run and when they step in the public office. it can be criticized in some ways that male candidates and elected officials just aren't. that is true. i will say the republican congressional committee has said that they received, they are getting record numbers of republican women who are interested in running in the lead up to 2020. i think there are women who are willing to step up, and if there is recruitment, that they will get into the race. but i am not sure -- i think the big question is, can they win? not only did we see declining numbers of republican women in in 2018, but we saw significantly lower rates of republ

brian: president reacted when they saw how sean spicer was being treated and sarah huckabee sanders wasching the tone and tenor and took it personal. >> so important that the spokesperson for the president can adequately speak to his policies and get his message out there i think the president saw that's not what was happening it. had become again theater and they weren't being good to his people. he doesn't like that. he is very loyal to his people and he put a stop to it. steve: talk about the number one topic with the reporters on the south lawn yesterday before the president took off in air force one and that is ukraine. and the president made clear he did mention when he called the new president of ukraine he congratulated him on the win and then apparently did talk a little bit about joe biden and his son and why don't they look into the trouble? >> the president made it very clear he did absolutely nothing wrong. this is just another reason for democrats and for the media to attack and look for things that just aren't there. the fact of the matter is the president has called with

ed henry and sarah huckabee sanders, a new fox news contributor.f dorian. how many day powering back up to a cat 3 hurricane overnight. a killer of 20 in the bahamas already. great to see you again, my dear. >> sandra: great to have you back, bill. >> bill: you actually exist. >> sandra: great coverage of the hurricane. >> bill: a couple days down there and it continues this morning. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith. the storm fueled by the warm waters of the atlantic slamming charleston with heavy rain and high winds as forecasters warn of life threatening conditions from georgia to virginia. >> bill: those living in the low lying areas urged to

would be slaughtering it all to the tune of a spice girl song is a richness so deep that even sarah huckabeely. they want to politicize everything. and they also, as i said. they want to erase us on anyone who is a conservative. anyone who supports donald trump. or even wants to just give him a shot to be the president. they want to erase them from the public square. ainsley: i know. i know. >> from popular culture. ainsley: let's talk about what happened to you yesterday you were hosting an event at marquette university someone got caught taking down the signs that had your event on it and the event's name. watch this and we will talk about it? >> what's wrong. why do you think you have the liberty to take down people's property? >> sir, you put them on public. >> you put them on public property so it's my place to take it down. >> no, it doesn't. go look at the law. we have a date on there it's allowed to be up there. >> sorry. >> hope to see you tonight. you got a lot of liberal tolerance. >> rachel, your thoughts? >> i was invited by marquette university to give a lecture on socialism vs