sean george, thank you for your time. >> thank you have a great weekend. >>> housing starts speaking 18% over the past month. it hasn't been that way for a while. that number was way beyond expectations the jobs report showing big weakness in construction jobs on the other side of the ledger we'll break it all down for you when "power lunch" returns after this this is decision tech. it's screening technology that helps you find a stock based on what's trending or an investing goal. it's real-time insights and information, in your own customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology, for smarter trading decisions. and it's only from fidelity. open an account with no minimums today. >>> welcome back it's a tale of two data points a. huge spike in housing starts and the jobs number showing a pullback in construction hiring. we have diana olick here fortunately to break it down what are you seeing? >> reporter: kelly, january housing starts better than expected but december's read was revised down pretty sharply. i want to focus on single family where the weakness has been.

. >> in some ways, barack obama is the first president since george washington to be taking a step down into the oval office. >> sean: this love affair persisted for eight long years and beyond and it was so bad that this program was one of the very few only shows to actually do the real vetting of future president of the united states barack obama. remember, on this program, we show you obama's ties to the radical, unrepentant weather underground domestic terrorists bill ayres and infinity door and? on the show, revealed the true nature of obama's longtime pastor 20 plus years jeremiah wright and the church of gd america, rooted in black liberation theology which we explained to you. and frank marshall davis, acorn, a linsky, community organizing. once again, to vet the 2020 candidates, which we promise will be doing nightly and/or predictions of a failed prop, obama presidency rooted in these radical views turned out to be more accurate than we would've d for for our country. if the media had done their job, america might have avoided that disaster. they were obama's cheerleaders every single day, even on the ridi

george conway as problematic at best. >> reminds me a little bit of when the president got upset that sean spicer was played by a woman on "saturday night live," great point. yamiche alcindor, charlie sykes, jim messina, robert costa, thank you so much. >>> coming up, why is deputy attorney general rod rosenstein staying on the job and what does it say about the state of the mueller investigation? you're watching "andrea mitchell reports" only on msnbc. duncan just protected his family with a $500,000 life insurance policy. how much do you think it cost him? $100 a month? $75? $50? actually, duncan got his $500,000 for under $28 a month. less than a dollar a day. his secret? selectquote. in just minutes, a selectquote agent will comparison shop nearly a dozen highly-rated life insurance companies, and give you a choice of your five best rates. duncan's wife cassie got a $750,000 policy for under $22 a month. give your family the security it needs at a price you can afford. and back pain made it hard to sleep and get up on time. then i found aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid, plus the 12 hour pain relievi

george papadopoulos, muccal flynn is a liar. jared kushner is a liar, don jr. is a liar. ivanka a liar. jo kelly, kristen nielsen got up and lied. sean spieszer lied publicly nearly every time he opened his mouth. sarah huckabee sanders has do exactly the same thing. they lie about big thing its, small things, and then when they get caught lying, they don't admit it. trump lied for years about the trump tower moscow deal whether he was working on it during the campaign. his personal lawyer pleaded gulty to lying about it and now he's like, yep, we wanted to build a tower and pursued it. so what? today they did the same thing. about jared kushner's security clearance. kelly ann conway said he has the absolute right to grant clearance. completely true. so why did they lie about it at least nine times? the house oversight chairman, cummings said earlier this week the deception is overwhelm withing. >> you knoi mean come on now. i mean according to the "washington post" our president has made at least 8,718 false or musleading statements. that's stunning. that's not what we teach our children. i dont teach mine that. the question will be

sean: they are wrong so often, aren't they? think about this. cambridge police, ferguson, baltimore, they wouldn't bet obama, they wouldn't tell you obama's failed record. jerry brown martin, georgeimmerman, rushed to judgment, duke lacrosse, uva, they are wre time. it is sad. look at what they did to the 16-year-old could come in nicholas sandmann. look at how they wanted to believe jussie smollett so bad. a team of partisan hillary clinton-loving democrats found zero evidence of trump-roger collusion. the fourth time now we have had that conclusion. there was no trump-russia collusion. never was coming on, zero. there is no denying the absolute fact that president trump won the 2016 election fair and square because the american people wanted the disruptor to drain the swamp. he is doing it. despite a concerted effort by a powerful few, which is really scary, that would abuse the powerful tools of intelligence to take him out. the question is, how do we hold them accountable, where do we go from here? the biggest abuse of power corruption scandal in american history. a witch hunt spurred by illicit election interference, not from russia, but from the highest levels of our own go

sean hannity. no, i'm kind of happy with the life i'm living right here. i don't need their lives at all, i don't want their lives at all. in this case george conway because he has character would never want to work for donald trump for one second. in fact, he would be incapable of working for george conway. but, mike barnicle, come on, as my grandma would say, this really takes the rag off the churn. and it does because i'll bet eddie's grandma said that, too, this really takes the rag off the churn and it does because this is the stuff that kellyanne conway tells george conway at night. how do i know that? >> i've seen her in realtime. >> i know that because this is the way kellyanne conway would talk to us when she thought donald trump was going to lose the election. go into the green room, she would say it on set, she denied it. and then a spate of books came out saying that's exactly what she did. her husband is a stenographer for her. >> you clearly remember election day morning kellyanne conway was with us on this program on the morning of election day and after her appearance was walking out with her on a commercial break, i was try