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i make spicer welcome to the program. ukrainians have begun voting in the first round of their presidential election the vote is being watched closely in the west and in russia ukrainians have dozens of candidates to pick from but put polls indicate there are three front runners including a television comedian the last time ukraine went to the polls in two thousand and fourteen the country was in freefall russia had just invaded and annexed the crimea region and pro russian separatists had seized control of a part of the country's east five years on though what are the issues foremost in ukrainians minds connelly reports. more than ten thousand people have lost their lives since war broke out in eastern ukraine back in twenty fourteen millions have been forced to leave their homes as the shooting continues political attempts to end the conflict remain stuck in no man's land but the fact the fighting didn't spread further and that ukraine's army was able to regroup essential to president petro poroshenko as campaign when h

nick spicer thanks for joining us. ethiopia has declared monday a national day of mourning after a passenger jet leaving a baby crashed killing all hundred fifty seven people on board the ethiopian airlines boeing seven thirty seven's max jet lost contact with air traffic control just six minutes after takeoff passengers from thirty five countries were on the plane heading to nairobi with the largest group from kenya are isa. it was fine flying weather but still the boeing seven three seven crashed tiny pieces of debris left behind the pilot sent out a distress signal and then just six minutes off to take off the plane hit the ground in nairobi kenya people gathered to wait for flight three zero to survive but it never landed. at first there was confusion. and complaints about the lack of information. everyone was asking probing was what his company but normal seeing and you're just going up and down until one of the passengers small and sees me plainly if you just think just a crush. that is a baby ate the idea as the

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this is a critical role, the communications director.at and some of his predecessors included sean spicer, also hope hicks who served for a short time, and who can forget anthony scaramucci who had the job for a few days. this white house has already experienced so much upheaval. you've covered so many administrations, andrea, you how important this role is, to direct and guide all the communications coming out of the white house whether it be on foreign or dems poliomestic par. having said that, we know that president trump likes to be his own communications director. we saw that today when he was out on the south lawn answering questions before his departure. itis also comes at a notable moment after that explosive "new yorker" article came out a few days ago, essentially detailing the, close relationship betwee fox news and the trump white house, of course bill shine a former fox executive, and one of the charges in that speech is that the stormy daniels story came to t light from a reporter within fox news, and it was basically put to rest. and it wasn't allowed to be published. this

it seems like spicer may have a haw drinks before he went on camera. >> before i ever was there. hold on. just stop. listen to me. >> where were -- you were in a -- >> i was -- i had a client meeting. and i was yelling at you. and you barely recognized me. [ laughter ] >> steve: my god. >> jimmy: when the anc yr said, "yea should call an uber driver," spicer was like, "i am an uber driver. [ laughter and applause ] that's what i do now." and i -- >> steve: "you were yelling at me." >> jimmy: "am i a good looking guy, you think?" [ light laughter ] and finally, i read that trump's childhood home in queens is going up for sale. just to mess with hi nancy pelosi's going to buy it and turn it into a mexican restaurant. [ lahter ] [ cheers and applause ] we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪[ eers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. thank you, roots. we have a fun show tonight. he stars alongside rebel wilson and priyanka chopra-jonas in the new movie "isn't it romantic." am hemsworth is here. >> steve

sean spicer, great to have you on "america's newsroom" this morning.. >> bill: alexandria ocasio-cortez under scrutiny. why the fec said she and her chief of staff may have violated campaign laws in the tune of nearly a million dollars. charles payne will explain that coming up shortly. >> sandra: new attorney general william barr will not recuse himself from the russia investigation as house dems launch new investigations of the president. andrew mccarthy is on deck and will join us next. >> before this investigation even began he said he had proof and evidence. now i'm not related to joe mccarthy but adam schiff is a modern day joe mccarthy. somebody who claims something and never has delivered. hello, i'm an idaho potato farmer. as you probably know, i've been looking all over for our big idaho potato truck. it's out there somewhere reminding folks about heart healthy idaho potatoes and making contributions to local charities. so this year, i've built myself a secret weapon. there it is let's get 'em boy! awe man. always look for the grown in idaho

seanst spicer, mike dubkey, sea spicer again briefly, anthony scaramucci who had the shortest tenuree house communications director, hope hicks, and shine was in that position for about eight months or as our clever producers who did the math, that was about 22 scaramuccis in terms of the duration. that's going to do it forf us this friday afternoon. president trump has landed there at ft. benning, georgia. he will make his way to alabama to tour the areas that have been completely devastated by those tornadoes with the first lady and their son. i am going to hand it off to andrea mitchell. i'll see you back here on monday morning. "andrea mitchell reports" starts right a now. >>> and right now on "andrea mitchell reports," 47 months, a light sentence for paul manafort sparking outrage from many but sympathy for the president. >> i feel very badly for paul manafort. i think it's been a very, very tough time for him. the judge said there was no collusion with russia. it's had nothing to do with collusion, t there was no collusion. >>> damage control. democrats trying to repair their p

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comic spicer welcome to the program new zealand prime minister just into our durn it says her cabinet will start work later today on changing the country's gun laws after friday's terrorist attack on christ church mosques killed fifty people members of the christ church community have been bringing flowers to one of the mosques earlier the prime minister paid her respects at a mosque in the capital wellington meeting with people from the muslim community there. meanwhile the story of an afghan refugee whose heroic actions likely saved the lives of other worshippers has come to light when abdul aziz saw a man brandishing a gun outside the mosque he confronted him throwing a handheld credit card reader at him he led the attacker away on a chase and later caused him to flee by smashing one of his discarded guns into his car window. just big shot gun and. pull the trigger there was no bullets on that. just yelling i said come on here come i mean i just wanted to take is focused more on me than he doesn't go inside the was. unfortunate here's some more gunfire from inside the in the mosque

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berlin coming up next all the dictator's men if you don't your documentary in north korea i'm nick spicer thanks for watching. africa. coming president to. head of the london patriotic front. the rebel army and in the one nine hundred ninety four genocide wasn't when. there wasn't when to us today you. need to reinforce to them most of the news but it was up and he was not floating in a. controversial leader whose success is beyond question. time. wanted tragedy starts people for a long t.w. . this week on world stories. a shelter instead of prison for women in jordan smugglers see opportunity ahead in ireland we start out in zimbabwe in mid march cycle own eating ravaged the coast of south east africa and destroyed and tired villages people here have been desperately searching for family members the nathan rubble. they once bustling village reduced to a rocky field. coppa was home to more than three hundred residents and government facilities when disaster struck on the night of march fifteenth residents were sleeping. very few of them survived those who did have recounted the horror the

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on nick spicer welcome to the program in mozambique the number of cholera cases has risen dramatically from five to nearly three hundred in just two days the world health organization is warning of a second disaster if cholera spreads among survivors of the deadly psych loan that hit two weeks ago the water borne disease causes acute diarrhea and can kill within days if not treated hundreds of thousands of people lost their homes in the cycle that hit mozambique malawi and zimbabwe one of the worst affected areas is the city of they are in the indian ocean. in many settlements such as here in beirut the flooding hasn't completely receded and many people are waiting for help. there's no even though i live with my children. every extra day in the mud increases the risk of severe diarrhea or even of cholera outbreaks in rural districts the situation is even worse large areas of land are still under water we visit a small clinic in the village of nine go or what the storm left of it there is only one doctor who treats one hundred fifty patients a day testing them for malaria another loomin

how many times has sarah been asked, sean spicer, donald trump, everybody been asked. will he fire mueller, will he protect mueller? we must protect mueller. mueller is protected. nobody obstructed the -- >> for months, if not a year-and-a-half, the president talked about how mueller didn't have much credibility. he even called him a liar at one point. >> yeah. he let the mueller investigation continue. he never fired mueller. he never fired rosenstein. he just let it go. in fact, rosenstein stayed on board to see the whole thing through, through barr. >> so you think the report has credibility. >> he told yesterday -- excuse me, last week on the south lawn, let the people see the report. he agrees with the 420-0 vote. but how the report -- how the report comes out is not up to him. you know that, folks. it's up to the attorney general. >> has he spoken to the attorney -- >> we're not going to be the ones who make up government and want to get in the way -- >> does the president owe mueller an apology? >> kellyanne? >> great to see you. i'm sure you're full of question

i'm nick spicer welcome to the program. ukrainians are voting in the first round of their presidential election the vote is being watched closely in the west and in russia ukrainians have dozens of candidates to pick from the polls indicate there are three front runners television comedian dean years unless he leads the pack despite never having held political office he's ahead of president petro poroshenko who's led the country since two thousand and fourteen as well as former prime minister yulia timoshenko the last time ukraine went to the polls russia had just invaded an annex the crimea region and pro russian separatists had seized control of part of the country's east five years on though what are the issues foremost in ukrainian spines correspondent nick connelly talked to some voters to find out if you don't like all economy to grow we need new jobs so that people can find work here instead of immigrating but that is if. you want peace but we understand that it won't be easy to achieve it this good i'm patient for a

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on nick spicer thank you for joining us. all one hundred fifty seven passengers and crew have been killed in the crash of a boeing seven thirty seven max jet the airliner lost contact with air traffic control minutes after taking off from i disobey but to nairobi passengers for more than thirty countries were on board the largest group was from kenya ethiopia has declared monday a day of mourning. why it was fine flying weather but still the boeing seven three seven crashed tiny pieces of debris left behind the pilot sent out a distress signal and then just six minutes off to take off the plane hit the ground in nairobi kenya people gathered to wait for flight three zero to survival but it never landed. at first there was confusion. and complaints about the lack of information. everyone was asking. giving was not his company but normal thing and you're just going up until twenty one of the buses just on display like if must be just a crush. that is a baby ate the idea as the afternoon wore on a sickening realize i should say

how many times have we all been , sean spicer, donald trump, everybody been asked, will you fire mueller? will we protect mueller? mueller's protector. -- mueller is protective. >> the president talked about how mueller did not have much credibility and even called him a liar. >> he left the mueller investigation continue. he never fired mueller or rosenstein. he let it go. rosen's team stayed on -- rosenstein stayed on board. >> the report has credibility? last told you yesterday -- week on the south lawn, let the people see the report. he agreed to the 420-zero boat. how the report comes out is not up to him. it is up to the attorney general. >> have you spoken to the attorney general? >> we're not going to make up government. >> does the president owe mueller an apology. >> great to see you. i am sure you are full of questions today. i've got answers. >> [inaudible] thisok into how investigation was launched and whether there was any conduct suspicious or untoward in the way this was launched? he implied that yesterday before he got on board air force one. >> as the president would sa

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sean spicer will speak at cal next month. the berkeley college republicans made that announcement today. spicer is one of the first high-profile speakers booked on campus since the college republicans settled a lawsuit with the cal administration. that lawsuit stemmed from the violent riots in 2017 that coincided with the booking and cancellation of appearances by other conservative speakers, including milo yiannopoulos and ann coulter. bacco. the city council expected to vote tonight. it's been considering the ban for several months. if approved, the ban would include menthol cigarettes as well, as well as candy and fruit-flavored e-cigarettes and the vape pens, too. the city must decide how to enforce that ban. one proposal suggests spending a retailer's business license if they violate the ban three or more times. >> what a difference a day makes. sunshine today, but did you see yesterday? hail, thunder, lightning, and one very terrifying boom. you see that there? the a lightning strike caught by several different cameras.

sean spicer in donald trump, everybody hasegawa been asked. will you fire muler? will we protect muler? we must protect mueller. mueller was protected. nobody obstructed the -- reporter: for months, the president talked about how mueller didn't have much credibility. liar. ed in -- him a mr. conway: he let the mueller investigation continue. never fired mueller. he never fired rosenstein. he he let it go. rosenstein stayed onboard to see the whole thing through, through barr. reporter: now you're saying the report has credibility? ms. conway: he told you yesterday on the south lawn, let the people see the report. he agrees the 420-0 vote. but have the report comes out. it's not up to him. you know that. it's up to the attorney general. reporter: has he spoken to the attorney general? ms. conway: we're not going to make up government and get in the way -- reporter: does the president owe mueller an apology? ms. conway: great to see you. i'm sure are you full of questions today. i got answers. reporter: believe in the obligation of the attorney general to look into

the committee wants documents related to conversations about michael flynn, sean spicer's resignation, the contact with james comey, jeff sessions recusal. but the trump brothers have never been part of the white house. they run the company. so what do you make of that? >> remember when donald jr. went to the house intelligence committee and he said he couldn't answer a question because of attorney-client privilege and he claimed he had the relationship with his father because an attorney was in the room when he had this conversation. i don't think that will stand up in court. i think you'll see don jr. and eric trump resist along the lines and find some sort of, you know, shoot for the moon legal strategy to say oh, yes, we have executive privilege, too. but at the end of the day, they don't. ivanka not being subpoenaed was very smart. i think we're seeing through chairman nadler the public relations game. this is a pr trial. >> so as a pr move, why don't you get her documents? >> several people subpoenaed will incite exclusive privilege. but you'll see other people such as trump org

it became apparent on first day of this administration when poor sean spicer, i guess we can say poor sean spicer at this point, a lot of people may disagree, many to come out and talk about the inauguration and the crowd size and obviously fill the airwaves with a lot of inaccuracies. after that spectacle, the over/under of press secretaries and communications directors in particular was going to be very high. of course, that has played out. one very smart person said the president's solution to all the communications problems is more trump. in other words, he doesn't think anybody can speak for himself. he thinks he understands the media better than anyone. he has been known to disdain the vice and blame those who have that position for the bad press that he gets. that could be disputed whether or not there is enough plablame go around. here we are again, the seventh communications director in the white house and n. just two years. the white house now searching for really unclear whether anybody is going to be able to serve in that position or whether he'll simply go without, philip

. >>> next month, sean spicer coming to berkeley.r white house press secretary is set to speak next month. spicer will be one of the first high-profile speakers booked on campus. since the berkeley college republican settled a lawsuit with the administration, the lawsuit itself stemmed from riots back in 2017 related to scheduled appearances by other conservative speakers. >>> new details this morning on an unusual crime spree that is sweeping fresno county. dozens of goats are missing. >> thieves making off with more than 60 over the past two months. according to "l.a. times," all of those animals are worth around $27,000. four of the stolen goats were recovered on sunday. police believe the goats are being stolen at night, and possibly for food. >>> digging deeper for you, we've seen cases of goat theft here in the bay area. late last year, several pregnant goats went missing from green goat landscapers in morgan hill. the family that owns the business says that the livestock trailer was stolen. we never did find out really what ha

sean spicer will speak at cal. the berkeley college republicans made that announcement today. he's one of the first high profile speakers booked on the cal campus since the college republicans settled a lawsuit with the administration. the cal administration. that lawsuit stemmed from riots in 2017 that coincided with the booking and cancellation of appearances by other conservative speakers, including ann coulter. >>> we're back in 60 seconds. ahead, no longer jane doe. the cold case breakthrough that helped investigators identify a mystery woman found dead nearly three decades ago. >>> home dna tests that help you understand your genetic makeup. and now the chronic disorder that can help millions. >>> radar not seeing much, but another storm drops down the coast, bringing a lot of wind with it. the hour by hour outlook when we come right back. today. a major break in a cold case from the early nineties thanks >>> her name was a mystery until today. tonight, though, a major break in a cold case from the early '90s, thanks to new technology. that woman was found along nut tree

i was thinking last night sitting in the briefing room when sean spicer then prepress secretary came out and said comey has been fired and ten days later the mueller investigation began. did he seem disappointed in the mueller investigation? did he seem angry? can you give us a sense of what you think his attitude was toward this? >> my first question was, were you stung? i was expecting he'd have a visceral reaction. he takes a very long view of the system worked. that they began an investigation, and he says you don't know where it's going to lead. but to the extent that investigation continued under mueller and was allowed to be completed, that it established the russians were, in fact, trying to tamper with the american election, he seemed to take some pride in that, and i further pushed him. did you feel like the fbi was rebuked, that your leadership was rebuked? he said on the contrary. this is what we do and to the extent all this investigation went forward, and it didn't find collusion, again, that shows the system was allowed to work. >> he did have tough words about the ide

citizens get all the latest news information around the clock on our website as you know dot com of the spicer thanks so much for tuning in. first day in school. or first coming listen to him in his grand a moment arrives. joining a regular jane on her journey back to freedom. in our interactive documentary. returns home on t w don't come to tanks. the small island of kino is located in the gulf of riga a bay in the eastern baltic sea. at first sight it seems pastoral and serene in fact it almost looks as if time has stood still here. but in fact kino is an unusual blend of past and future. broadband internet access is faster here than it is in berlin or new nick. and pretty much every house on kino is connected. as stony and lithuania and latvia separate russia from the baltic sea. kino is located off the stony as west coast. this is mari met us she has four children a lot agree and a husband who works out at sea. and she also has a soft spot for old soviet motorcycles with side cars and you can still smell the exhaust fumes of long after they are gone. there's only ten minutes left until sch

party hitting the establishment against far the freshman american first action senior advisor sean spicer points out this new house majority can't set itself straight. >> the democratic party in the last two months has become unrecognizable from the democratic party of two years ago. they are embracing socialism and washing away the anti-semitism of one of the members. it is disgusting to see senior members of congress in the democratic party who you point out have outrage about everything going down to little billy at thomas madison middle high school middle school said if they are a republican. one of their own members does it, she didn't understand what she was saying, wasn't in her heart and yet the outrage by every republican, every conservative that does anything they deem inappropriate, it discussed me. heather: this is the second time and two months the house condemned bigotry following comments from lawmakers. bernie sanders touting himself as the original champion of the progressive agenda, the 2020 president of candidate calling out lawmakers running on his platform. >> shock o

. >> i interviewed sean spicer when he was doing his book tour. i asked who is the most threatening candidate for president donald trump. he said joe biden. so there are some folks on the right who are very carefully watching if he gets into the race. >> i feel like in all likelihood, we're going to whittle this field down and maybe joe biden paired with someone else. >> maybe. maybe senator harris. that might be a ticket that could make it. yes. >>> all right. moving on, president donald trump made an appearance in maryland yesterday. he was wildly cheered by many who gathered at the conservative political action conference. during a roughly two hour speech he denounced the investigations of him and criticized democrats. including senator elizabeth warren of massachusetts. >> i should have saved the mocha han tas thing for another year. because i have destroyed her political career and now i won't get a chance to run against her and i would have loved that. >>> at one point he criticized his own former attorney general jeff sessions. he hopes dem

this is what sean spicer said earlier, let's listen. >> bill is a very talented executive. i worked with him when i handled the debates. bill was an integral piece of that and as grow into an election year with big big production events, the convention, general election debates, he can understand the chi n dynamic, the look, the logistics, the hiring, and the t talents needed for the big types of productions. >> if you're a white house communications director, the one ally you is your calendar. you're trying to think of long term planning and how you use the calendar to focus the public's attention on the daily news flow they want today. two years into the presidency is that the news flow is erratic. the president drives a lot of that news flow. so if you're a communications director trying to hold to a schedule, the rollouts of this and that, it is exceedingly challenging when the president gets up every morning and tries to drive the message as he sees fit. that would be the challenge for any director under this president. >> hans, good to talk to you, my friend. don't go

joining us now to react to america first, sean spicer, fox news contributor, dan bongino, and civil rights attorney, daryl parks. you know what i see that happened when democrats didn't have the votes to rightly condemn daryl, congresswoman omar, and then ocasio-cortez was sporting omar. then they come up with the retick louse resolution. look at the action in the first place. i see a scared, frightened, speaker of the house that knows she will do what the new extreme element of her party says or she will lose her position as speaker. >> let me say this, sean. i think that the speaker knew she had to deal with the issue. obviously none of us are in support of bigotry and the democrats had to answer the issue today.ad they did. it is a party with a lot of view points at this point. i thinkia the speaker is leading well. >> sean: a lot of view points. they didn't have enough votes. >> be careful. >> sean: would you get on the stage with a woman that supports sharia law? because kirsten gilebrand did. >> i'm a strong supporter of apa ac. >> sean: what would the reaction be if it was a republi

son-in-law jared kushner, and allen weisselberg, including sean spicer and former chief strategist, steveannon. another focus, certain events in 2016, including the meeting between trump fily members,ai cagn officials and a kreml kremlin-linked attorney. while the inquiry could be the u work, the democrats aren't there yet. we'll have all of this on "today." >> kristen welker, live at the white house. more from kristen coming up next on "today." >>> for anyone seeking asylum a theborder, finding a place to stay until the request is processed can be difficult. for young migrants from the lgbtq community, it's more challenging.to elp, casa ruby is stepping up. it's housing 15 lgbtq people that arrived there this week from san antonio. the migrants arrived with a caravan last year. they told our partners that i.c.e. contacted them because no other groups would takthem in. >>> during the winter, dodging potholes becomes a necessary part of driving in this area. >> today, a portion of the clara barton parkway will close because of hpotholes that can cause damage toca your aimee cho is on the p

sean spicer was the first one to handle dual roles. dan dunke was there. and scamramucci held the title for 11 days. then bill shine as well. we need to get an updated picture of bill shine. he does not look like that anymore. he always used to give me grief about the color of my hair, which i found ironic, given the color of his hair. >> dana: i like salt and pepper hair. that's my favorite. thanks, john. >> reporter: thank you. >> dana: for more on this, karl rove deputy chief of staff and fox news contributor. i'm glad we have you on today, karl, because you know what it's like to go through the first term of a white house and head to a re-election campaign and how different that is in terms of what you have to do. there's some benefits to it, but there are also some challenges. your thoughts on this move? >> i think this is a move of wanting to assemble a world class campaign team. last time around the president's campaign was ragged. successful, but ragged, aufpb oftentimes disorg tphaoeudz. they have been pulling together top flight people in fund-ra

agai when you strt calling optioupup sean spicer. >> woodruff: they' saying you're asking for informationn you don't know there's anything there. >> yes, you don't want to do that. i would spare a little sympath to the people involved here. you come in to do things ideal explieklidealistically. >> i think it's true in this case. >> i do think the inquiry into jared kushner's security clearance where the pre overruled the experts and intelligence and the four star neral felt obliged -- >> woodruff: that's th reporting. of course the white house is denying that happened. sticking with the democrats, mark, 20we had one more name, we had john hipnpelooper july in. we h big names say they'r not going to run for president on the trying side. michael bloomberg former mayor ofewrk, hillary clinton, a lot of people expected she was aing to run but sheid she's not. sharebrsharonwn the senator from ohio. is the democratic field taking shape. we haven't heard from joe biden yet. >> janet hooker of the "los angeles times" said that 192's indesistiveness led to marioo cuing called a hamlet in the hudso

joining us now to react to our top story, america first action senior advisor, sean spicer, darrell parks. you know what i see happen, democrats didn't have the votes yesterday to rightly condemn, darrell, congresswoman omar. and then ocasio-cortez, she was supporting omar. and then they come up with this ridiculous resolution. we'll just condemn everything, but we won't mention congresswoman omar that's causing the action in the first place. you know what i see? i see a very scared, frightened speaker of the house that knows that she will either do what this new extreme element of her party says or she will lose her position as speaker. >> let me say this, sean. i think that the speaker knew that she had to deal with the issue. honestly, none of us are in support of bigotry and the democrats had to answer the issue today and they did via resolution. it's a party with a lot of viewpoints at this point. i think the speaker's leading well -- >> sean: i didn't have enough votes -- would you get on the stage with a woman that supports sharia law, genital mutilation of women. kirsten gillibran

what you will see return to what we saw, remember back when sean spicer acted as the communication director, kellyanne conway is not directly involved in coms but she's often on television. i imagine that's something you will see in the interim until they hire somebody. >> donald trump is his best messenger. >> halie jackson and jonathan lemire. >> what separates paul manafort from everyone else, we'll tell you after this. walk it off look. one more mile look. reply all look. own your look with fewer lines. there's only one botox® cosmetic. it's the only one fda approved to temporarily make frown lines, crow's feet and forehead lines look better. the effects of botox® cosmetic may spread hours to weeks after injection, causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness may be a sign of a life-threatening condition. do not receive botox® cosmetic if you have a skin infection. side effects may include allergic reactions, injection site pain, headache, eyebrow, eyelid drooping and eyelid swelling. tell your doc

. >> jason miller, sean spicer, mike dubke, anthony scaratucci, hope hicks. >> they're constantly coming in. >> whenever we reported a story saying there had been complaints about what bill shine's strategy was, that he sent officials from fox news but wasn't trying to expand their support beyond that, but people did talk about how it's a very tough job to be president trump's communications director when he was his own communications director. >> personal vacancies, as we're having this conversation, the secretary of the air force tweeting, today i informed the president i will resign as secretary of the air force to be the president of the university of texas-el paso. it's been a privilege to serve with our airmen. i am proud of the progress we have made to restore the readiness and lethality of usaf. here's one of the challenges. just today someone mentioned a dramatic change in the president's mood and a big new pla thing this morning. the president became quiet when asked about michael cohen. >> i never have nor would i ever accept a pardon from president trump. >> that's the wrong