to sanction kellyanne conway for comments that we re kellyanne conway for comments that were basically in line with what the president himself had just as many as are of the opinion, say ‘aye'. to the contrary, ‘no'.. as are of the opinion, say 'aye'. to the contrary, 'no'.. presumably there is no chance of donald trump being sanctioned 7 there is no chance of donald trump being sanctioned? —— the president himself had just tweeted. no, the president cannot be sanction, but there could be an adverse action towards a specific company, so opened himself up to lawsuits. the curious thing is kellyanne conway, the with these comments, and it kind of came off as a joking aside at the end of the interview, but with these comments everyone all of a sudden is speaking about kellyanne conway, from democrats, to good government people, to republicans, so she is catching the heat that the president was just yesterday. imagine a destroyer pulling up between an incoming torpedo and aircraft carrier. she sacrifices herself but the main ship survives. all right, taking one for the team. here i

maybe at 4:00 he told kellyanne conway, i have full confidence in flynn. then maybe he spoke to vice president pence, i am just making this up, who knows, maybe he had another conversation with somebody which made him take it back. i mean, that's a perfectly plausible explanation. and it also gives you a window into why this white house is having such a difficult time. i think it goes right to the top. >> there is almost like a thunderous silence from the president himself. he didn't take questions about it at friday's news conference or today's news conference when he was asked aboard air force one about flynn. i don't know anything about it. i'll look into it. blah, blah, blah. i don't hear him saying i have full confidence. certainly hasn't tweeted his support for general flynn. >> he is now acting as a politician here, allowing his aides to step in front and take the arrows. to gloria's point, it shows you the dysfunctionality within the white house, certainly within the west wing, of trying to please the president, always trying to get out in front of

this just carries through and kellyanne conway did it, but she is subject to the laws. if they don't get what's going on or why this is important then they're going to continue to do it and for us to just trust them that she's being counselled doesn't give a lot of faith. >> is there anything we could draw upon or any ramification on this? >> i think there's a 0% chance that kellyanne conway didn't know there could be ramify indicatio - -- -- ramifications of this. but she's willing to take the reprimand and i'm sure made her boss very, very happy. he loves his daughter and very protective of her, i think she will perhaps get a slap on the wrist, and possibly harder after that. but. >> misstating sean spicer, saying atlanta, i think three times when he meant orlando, it's not been a good week. >> no, i think folks have watched how the president has quickly moved on these orders and now the spokesman and the president really getting tripped up on their words i think a lot of republicans are watching this and distancing themselves we have seen this today on jason chaffetz

conway. >> kellyanne has been counselled. she has been counselled on that subject. that's it. >> sean has had a tough week. >> he has had a tough week. she had a tough week. the administration's had a tough week. it is so -- it's a young administration. it is typical to get your wheels up and running. their message and their boss and they can't seem to get out of their way. >> we are seeing what it is like for a family ceo who had one great job all his life transition too a very different stage. spicer has had the worst week a press secretary can have. it has been three weeks in for him. see what happens in week four. hopefully melissa will not be on snl this weekend. he is trying to spin and dodge because of the president's issues. you look at the situation overnight with the travel ban ruling and gorsuch and questions about what he said and how he said it involving trump's attacks on judges. these days seem to get worse for spicer. it is not just about him, but what is happening world trade center happening with the adminis

conway, counselor to the president, hey steve. >> hey kate, that's right, kellyanne conway will be joining us. good afternoon, everybody, live here in new york. i'm steve kornacki on day 25 of the first 100 days. topping our agenda, like i just mentioned, we're going to go inside the white house at the start of what is the fourth week of donald trump's presidency. counselor to the president, kellyanne conway is our guest, that is just ahead. obviously a lot to get to with her. also on the agenda, very serious questions about national security advisor michael flynn. did he have conversations with the russian ambassador before taking office about those sanctions that the obama administration opposed? no answers today from president trump, the question in fact didn't even come up at his press conference, but we will ask our guest about that in just a minute. also, on our agenda, stocks closing out record highs, once again today, is it the trump effect? our own stephanie rule is going to come back to join me and explain what is it that wall street seems to like about the way things are going r

plus kellyanne conway is counseled for what she said was free commercial for ivanka trump's brand. and twitter attacks on richard blumenthal and john mccain. is white house running wild or is there a method to the madness? we'll discuss all of this. pamela brown, mark preston. laura coates. alan dershowitz, f. michael higgin both am at university of baltimore and constitutional attorn attorney paige potaaid joins as well. super uber panel. you've been digging into the court documents. complete repudiation of the travel ban. >> it certainly is. big blow to the trump administration and three judges repudiated the travel ban saying in 29-page opinion that the government failed to provide enough evidence to support why this travel ban was necessary for national security, the urgency of national security as we've heard from the government and president trump specifically saying this is about national security. that's why we had to roll this out quickly. talked about the fact the government failed to show why the seven countries listed in the travel ban pose such a threat. and at one poi

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this is what kellyanne conway said on fox and friends. we'll listen to the moment. >> they're using the most prominent woman in donald trump's -- women in power, women in the, would place to get to him. i think people can see through that. go buy ivanka's stuff. i hate shopping and i'm going to go get some myself today. >> this after the president using the potus twitter account from the white house presumably, slamming nordstrom for dropping that line. here is what nordstrom said. they said they maefd this decision based on performance, it was a business decision. as we know, retailers are not rolling in the dough right now. if a line is doing very well, they keep it. they say over the past year, particularly in the last half of 2016 sales of the brand have steadily declined to the point where it didn't make good business sense for us to continue with the line for now. that is the statement there and the company said they had told ivanka this in january. the question is, is where is ivanka trump in all this? did her dad get defensive and

i find it interesting that kellyanne conway was going on tv making. you massacres. but it's being used in memes and protest signs all over the country. howie: i think many journalistsv from personally offended by this because they have gone the on planes to cover this stuff. >> that defense is work for trump again. they pushed back so hard. let us show you all the time we covered. i'm sitting at home thinking, man, that's a lot of attacks. if they back off and say we did. >> a kernel of a concept that was worthy of more discussion that maybe we don't cover foreign policy and national security enough. was he wrong in what he said? yes. did media organizations push back as they should have? yes. in 2014, there were tons of isis beheading. then there was a discussion that maybe we shouldn't give isis that much publicity. howie: the debate was whether we give isis too much coverage. it's a hard dilemma to resolve. here is the president saying they are not covering some of these attacks adequately and they have their reasons. >> there are political reasons why the obama

kellyanne conway can get out of anything by shifting blame. she should be bill cosby's lawyer. 15 minute trial and the jury will be angry at mariah careyy's sound guy. ( laughter ) i know a lot of you are, like, i could never do this and you are right because you have a soul. but kellyanne, she doesn't. she's my no-soulmate. so move your hate aside, once you start hating you can appreciate the art industry. another one of her moves, fake truth, real problem. you make up a lie and before anyone can refute it, cloud the discussion about real facts about a devastating unrelated issue. >> then pena nieto canceled his visit this week -- >> that was mutual. the president suggested it first on twitter. >> that he had a meeting scheduled for tuesday? do you think that's good? >> it's great they spoke for an hour. it's not great we have a $60 billion trade deficit with mexico. there is no border or respect of our sovereignty. i want fox news to interview all parents who lost parents to opiate abuse. ( laughter ) >> come on! i see your canceled meeting

. >> comments also from kellyanne conway from earlier this week. this is not what she was counciled about but something she said to cnn earlier this week is that is it president doesn't comment on everything, so i want to contrast the statements about nordstrom with the lack of comments about some other things including for example the attack on quebec mosque and other similar environments. why is the president when he chooses -- >> you just brought that up. i opened a briefing a couple of days ago about the president and his condolences i literally opened the briefing about it. why are you asking why he didn't do it when i literally stood here and -- >> kellyanne's comments were that the president doesn't have time to tweet about everything. >> right. >> he's not tweeting about this. >> i came out and -- >> you're akwequating me with a tweet -- thank you you've asked your question, thank you. >> does that not diminish the language that you're using? >> go ahead. >> -- by republicans was his executive use of orders, and the president signed three m

we saw comments made by kellyanne conway. what are they saying tonight? >> well, normally, anderson by now we have an official white house statement from the press secretary responding to what happened at the ninth circuit court of appeals. we haven't got such statement at this point but had the president go to reporters in the hallway shortly after the decision was announced. he called this decision political and said the nation's security is at steak and he expects administration to prevail. i had a chance to catch up with the counselor to the president, kellyanne conway who echoed the comments but said she hopes the merits of the case will be considered at the next level, whatever level that might be. here is what she had to say. do you see this as a setback? >> he sees it as a statute provides the president of this case with great latitude and authority to protect the citizens and the nation's national security. this was not argued on the merits. we'll have an opportunity to argue on the merits and look forward to doing that and prevailing. i think hi

after kellyanne conway, there have been plenty of lawyers gone on tv and not necessarily told the truth all the time. why go after her >> going after kellyanne conway is a response to the fact that she has the loudist mega phone at the moment and she has the greatest responsibility. it's one thing for a lawyer to say something in private. it's quite another to go into the public arena and speak dishonestly and we think that principle is so important it has been enforced and it's not always enforced for sure but in this kind of a situation, with all of the, that is riding on everything she says these days, it is incredibly important, particularly in a world of alternative facts when we, as a profession want to be remind our students, colleagues at the bar, judges and everyone else, that we have special standards that apply to lawyers and they even when you're a public citizen? what is it you're hoping comes out of this letter? you know, perhaps disbarment but what can happen to her when it comes to punishment via the white house? >> she is suspended because she hasn't paid her bar dues.

kellyanne conway. [applause] mercedes: what drives you? kellyanne: first of all, everything you just said is an absolute blessing. women in the country work so hard, and not all of them get their shot. and i feel like i worked hard and got my opportunity which puts me in a different category of blessings. i was raised in a house, i call it south jersey's version of golden girls. nobody ever had a single political conversation. my mom, her mom, two of her sisters, but my father left while i was very young. but i was raised to be a very strong and independent woman. we just were taught to be freethinking, independent, and look at your goals, and that old saying, you can never go home, it was never true in my community. we always felt we could go home. i believe donald trump is someone who is not fully understood for how compassionate and what a great boss is to women. he has been promoting and elevating women in the trump corporation, in the trump campaign, in the trump's cabinet, in the trump white house, it is a very natural affinity for h

that was an hour after kellyanne conway had said on msnbc that the president had confidence in general flynn. but clearly, this report that has since broken that sally yates, the former acting attorney general, had warned general flynn and members of the white house top team several weeks ago that there was a risk the russians could be blackmailing general flynn with information about communications with general flynn that he had not reported accurately to his colleagues. brian? >> andrea, for folks just tuning in who haven't followed this story as you and i have today, let me see if i get this right. new sanctions come out in the waning days and hours, really, of the obama administration -- >> correct. >> -- and we expect russia and putin to react, react angrily as they usually do, but they don't. and the absence of a negative reaction causes american intel officials to look back through the intel that they take in all the time, that both sides know they take in all the time. buried in that intel is a conversation between mike flynn, who is poised to be the national security adviser t

kellyanne conway is a special adviser to donald trump. it was she who referred to the bowling green massacre, something which didn't exist, and she also came out yesterday afternoon to say michael flynn, the former national security adviser, enjoy the full support of president trump, only for him to resign if you hours later for the white house has said that kellyanne conway has been counselled about her comment regarding ivanka trump's products and we will wait to see what punishment if any is given to her. another one to watch. thank you for that. the united nations says it's willing to use further force against militia in the central african republic to prevent the country sliding back into anarchy. thousands of un peacekeepers have been deployed amid fears of genocide. rival christian and muslim militias began fighting in the car more than three years ago. one fragile un red line is around the town of bambari, where thousands of civilians have sought shelter. from there our special correspondent fergal keane reports. out in the countr

. >> coming up next on cnn kellyanne conway defending that ban and the quote unquote mass consider in kentucky, the issue is it never happened. so what the heck was she talking about? and howard stern thinks being president will be detrimental to donald trump's health? why you ask? good question. we'll find out. >>> welcome back you're watching cnn i'm brooke waubaldwin, the famous museum will reopen after a knife attack. a man with a machete in an underground plaza attacked people, he was shouting god is great in arabic, he was injured the stomach with five shots, the photo shows where the attack was thwarted. about 250 individuals were inside. they were escorted out. >>> trump's senior advisor is now walking back. kellyanne conway made the absolutely false claim that the non-existent quote terror mass consider caused president obama to -- iraqis, so much attack happened and because no such ban ever took place. >> here is conway. >> these are very narrowly prescribed and temporary, i bet there was very little coverage. i bet it's brand new information that president obama had a six-m

he said that kellyanne conway has been counseled about this incident. that word choice not sitting well the president trump. a senior administration official says he hated that word choice that sean spicer used talking about this specific incident. >> sunlen, great reporting. let's talk about this. joining us is our panel, jennifer granholm former governor of michigan and jeffrey lord cnn political commentator and contributing editor at "american spectator." >> good morning, poppy. >> good friday morning. lots of news. >> yes. >> do you think, jeffrey, that kellyanne conway owed an apology to the president for that? >> i'm sure she probably felt that way. to be candid, i think this whole thing is ridiculous. >> why is it ridiculous, jeffrey? jason chaffetz, a republican along with democrats on the house oversight committee sent a letter to the government ethics office saying this is a clear violation of the ethics code. >> i understand. poppy, this is emblematic of an anti private sector feeling that has control of washington, sometimes frankly in both

kellyanne conway is a special adviser to donald trump. she referred to the bowling green massacre, something which didn't exist. she also came out yesterday afternoon to say that michael flynn, the former security adviser, enjoyed the full support of president trump, only for him to resign a few hours later. the white house has said that kellyanne conway has been counselled about her comments regarding ivanka trump's products, we will wait to see whether any punishment is handed out to her. now, a unique opportunity from the bbc — applications are now open for the bbc world news komla dumor award. ivanka it was launched in 2015 following the unexpected death of the bbc‘s komla dumor in 2014 — at the age ofjust 41. komla was an outstanding african journalist and much—loved across the continent, so the aim of this award is to continue his legacy by recognising and nurturing the next generation ofjournalism talent in africa. it's the third year now of this award, and this is how you can get involved. in memory of our friend and colle

her guest, counselor to the president, kellyanne conway. that is up next. >> martha: breaking tonight, we are awaiting the very first reaction from the white house. kellyanne conway about to join us after her ongoing meeting with the president and the white house right now. we will also get remarks in the governor of washington state after the ninth circuit court of appeals rejects national security warnings from the president and rules against the white house for the first showdown between president trump and the courts, which has happened just 21 days into his still young presidency. i am martha maccallum entasis "the first 100 days" with a lot of breaking news tonight. so, moments ago, the judges that you heard debating my case live here handed down the highly anticipated disaster and against the president. they will not allow the president's executive orders on the extreme vetting, the controversial and serious campaign promises to go forward for now. the decision nearly guarantees that despite it will go to the supreme court most likel

kellyanne conway. what drives you? >> first of all, everything you just said is a complete and absolute blessing. women in this country work so hard and not all of them get their shot and i feel like i worked hard but i also got my opportunity which puts me in a different category of blessings. i was raised in a house, i call it south jerseys version of the golden girls. nobody ever had a single political conversation. my mom, her mom, two of my mother's unmarried sisters, my father sisters, my father left when i was young, we have a great relationship now, but i was raised to be a very, very strong and independent woman without anybody ever having to say the word feminist or having a political conversation. we were taught to be free thinking, independent and look at your goals in the old saying you can never go home was never true in my community. we always felt like we could go home and i believe that donald trump is someone who is not fully understood for how compassionate and what a great posse is to women. he has

would you keep at the least putting kellyanne conway out front? the president picked up the phone and called her and said get on tv. he picked her to do that this morning. >> i think credibility is more important than loyalty. and your job as an adviser to any president is to tell them when the strategy is off, tell them when something isn't going well, even if it involves you. i don't know if that's happening inside the white house. it doesn't seem like it is. but this is much larger than one individual adviser. the problem here is that there's a president who's not driving a strategy. it's not clear what their priorities are. they're not selling anything. so therefore there's a big focus on staff stories and who's up and who's down, and that's a huge problem for any white house because that creates the "game of thrones" environment that you were talking about earlier in your program. >> jen, on that front, right, this is what sources are telling us, top officials at the white house, so you talk about the ones we always hear about, sean spicer an

eastern kellyanne conway says the president has full confidence with flynn. then the press secretary sean spicer says the president is evaluating the situation. no repeat of the words full confidence. and then they put out another statement saying that that is the operative statement, that's what the president wants the public to know, that the situation is being evaluated? >> this is the first three weeks of a new administration, but it suggests they haven't gotten their sea legs. and there is a keystone aspect to their operation. having concern on the message on such an important issue on whether the national security adviser retains the president's confidence or is being reviewsed, is a message control issue and i think that this frankly does not reflect well on the trump administration. >> we heard on the democratic leader, chuck schumer, he wants an independent investigation of flynn, conversations he had with the russian ambassador to the united states and in the meantime he wants flynn's national security clearances to be revoked. do you agree with him

>> well, first of all, kellyanne conway is a train wreck. starts out her job by talking about alternative facts and caught in a massive lie and here she clearly violates federal law by urging people to buy a product that is associated with the president. but, again, it starts from the top. the president attacked nordstrom's. kellyanne conway takes her lead from the tone that's set by the president. look, this is an administration that doesn't believe the president himself said that he's not con strant by any conflicts laws. that permeates through the entire administration. >> let's give the viewers that law. it's u.s. code. it says an employee shall not use his public office for his own private gain for endorsement of product, service or enterprise. so that's what it says. we are seeing at least the beginning os of oversight over this administration. let's go over to pete williams and talk a little bit about neil gorsuch. a lot of controversy right now about whether or not neil gorsuch has the obligation to go out in front of the american pe

conway, especially kellyanne conway, or just michael flynn under the logan act. but these kind of episodes do matter. in particular, if the national security adviser has publicly represented himself as having public conversations that he misdescribes, that hurts him with the public and the respect he commands outside. very importantly here, if he lied to the vice president, that is a huge issue within the white house. you know, this white house has already reportedly had -- there are various stories, politico has one out today, about the tensions and distrust within the white house already. >> david -- >> i just can't emphasize how serious that is. >> the white house says pence's comments were based on conversations with flynn, no support of flynn in that. >> no support of flynn. this will be interesting to watch. the security adviser doesn't lie to the vice president. >> thanks for being with us, guys. >> have a great weekend. >>> still to come for us, change, retreat, perhaps, from the white house and the president on his policy toward china. he talked tough du

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kellyanne conway. but drives you? >> first of all, everything you just said is complete and absolute blessing. women in this country work so hard and not all of them get their shot. i feel like i worked hard but i also got my opportunity, which fits in a different category of blessings. i was raised in the hospital itself jersey's version of the golden girls. nobody ever had a single political conversation on my mom, her mom, two of my mothers under its histories. my father left when i was done in a secret relationship now and sit with me for children. i was raised to be strong and independent woman without anybody seeing the word feminist or have any political conversation. we were just taught to be freethinking, independent to the pitcher g-golf and saying you could never go home was never true in my community. we always felt like we could go home. i believe that donald trump is someone who is not fully understood for how compassionate and what a great aussie is to women. he has been promoting an elevating women in

that mistake struck again when kellyanne conway spoke to tmc. president obama suspended the iraq refugee programme for six months in 2011, and no one covered it. nobody noticed. he did that because i presume there were two iraqis who came here, got radicalised, joined isis and work the masterminds behind the bowling green attack on our grieving soldiers. three examples. kellyanne conway is one of the most important people within the trump administration. what you make of those three examples? i think she got a talking point stuck in her head and she kept going with it, even though it wasn't based on fact. she may have been conflating it with a shooting in chattanooga, tennessee, were some soldiers were killed at the recruiting station. tennessee, kentucky, states near each other. maybe she just confused them. no one checked on that area. no one saw those earlier comments about the bowling green massacre. it wasn't until recently most people notice. she got away with it, is stuck in her head and she went from there. thank you, as ever. anthony li

kellyanne conway would never come on this program. there are programs on other networks they will never go on and they are all doing very, very well. rachel maddow got kellyanne conway once but it's not going to be frequent. rachel is doing fantastically well. without having this constant access journalism game. >> well, there's a myth withdrew you have to have certain people on to get good ratings and there's not direct coalition. the fact -- every time donald trump went on in 2015, 2016, cable networks saw their ratings spike so that became almost like a drug, you know, we need to get him back to keep these ratings high. trump would sometimes make it explicit, i heard accounts from producers at other networks, before he'd go on the air he said we're not going to ask me about the birther stuff, right? we're not going to talk about that tonight. the implication was if the anchor asked him about it, he wouldn't be back the next time. that gave him a measure of control. now these networks don't need trump. they don't even need kellyanne

kellyanne conway saying flynn had the full confidence of the president. late last night he then resigns. i guess given that time line that i just went through, does it -- david, does it me sense to you that this is the order of events? >> well, none of this actually makes a lot of sense. i think to extend a little bit what have the congressman was just saying, the story that was being put out to the american public was misleading. but look at it from the russian perspective. the russians knew what happened in that phone call back at the end of december. and they knew that flynn knew, obviously, what went on in that phone call and that the vice president had been put out and sean spicer had been put out to tell something that was not true. from the russian's perspective during all of this, they must have been thinking we have a great opportunity here. we have a national security adviser who is willing to mislead the vice president, who then misleads the american people. and whenever it was that that sally yates notified the white house of the concern there

we are focused on kellyanne conway, acting as a human shield again and again. what she's doing is defending president trump's tweet from the day before. let's review this. ivanka trump made no statement. part of her clothing line was removed from next seasons collection at nordstrom over a week ago. nordstrom said nothing against ivanka trump. the president of the united states took to the official twitter account about this company, this publicly traded company, founded in america, that employs 85,000 americans, attacking his daughter. is the issue not an ethical issue about the president, not kellyanne conway who could have her job or not, but the president certainly does. >> stephanie, that's exactly right. the trumps have seen the run for the presidency, the transition of the presidency itself as a giant money making opportunity. kellyanne conway is just following the tone deafness that is set at the top by the president on this. but, the reason it's important is because it's part of that complex of issues. saying at the end, the president is 100% behind me

and we went into sean spicer's office after he had a conversation with kellyanne conway as kellyanne conway quickly walked out of his office, we walked into sean spicer's office. what he emphasized to me and other reporters in the room is the reason why he was putting out the statement that flynn was being evaluated was based on the latest assessment, the latest information coming in to the president. they were not trying to make a judgment or a statement about what kellyanne conway said but they said essentially this is where we stand right now. as i told you earlier, anderson, a senior administration official said michael flynn, the national security adviser, is in a, quote, gray area. anderson, it's difficult to get out of that position once you're in it. that usually means things are not heading in a good direction when a top official is described in that fashion, anderson. >> jim acosta, appreciate that. a lot to talk about with the panel. the "new york times" political reporter alex burns, white house correspondent maggie haberman, contributing editor, jeffrey lord, paul begala

kellyanne conway. [applause] kellyanne: -- mercedes: what drives you? kellyanne: first of all everything you just said is an , absolute blessing. women in the country work so hard, and not all of them get their shot. and i feel like i worked hard and got my opportunity which puts me in a different category of blessings. i was raised in a house, i call it south jersey's version of golden girls. nobody ever had a single political conversation. my mom, her mom, two of her sisters, but my father left while i was very young. but i was raised to be a very strong and independent woman. we just were taught to be freethinking, independent, and look at your goals, and that old saying, you can never go home, it was never true in my community. we always felt we could go home. i believe donald trump is someone who is not fully understood for how compassionate and what a great boss is to women. he has been promoting and elevating women in the trump corporation, in the trump campaign, in the trump's cabinet, in the trump white house, it is a very natural affinity for

just laying it out there. >> kellyanne conway tweeting back, whoa. pennsylvania, wisconsin, michigan. >> needs to stop being a run-away beer truck. that is my editorial. i told her to go get a job. she is going to end up in the -- >> sleep would help. >> nope. just telling you all the truth. >> but donald trump is learning whether we think this is fair or not how things work. >> i think he is learning how things work. a check on his power. >> i want to make sure, willie, you matter most to me because of what special relationship we have. again, i'm sayin about the court's decision what i said about executive order. the executive order was outrageous and disheartening and it showed the worst side of america. it showed sloppiness in the white house. i hate politicized decisions too and i feel kind of stupid after slamming donald trump for several weeks for saying don't say that the courts are politicize it. >> they were tweeting, by the way. >> very politicized decision and disheartening. >> when he says we will see you in court his big tweet in all ca

kellyanne conway would never come on this program. there are programs on other networks they will never go on and they are all doing very, very well. rachel maddow got kellyanne conway once but it's not going to be frequent. rachel is doing fantastically well. without having this constant access journalism game. >> well, there's a myth withdrew ha you have to have certain people on to get good ratings and there's not direct coalition. the fact -- every time donald trump went on in 2015, 2016, cable networks saw their ratings spike so that became almost like a drug, you know, we need to get him back to keep these ratings high. trump would sometimes make it explicit, i heard accounts from producers at other networks, before he'd go on the air he said we're not going to ask me about the birther stuff, right? we're not going to talk about that tonight. the implication was if the anchor asked him about it, he wouldn't be back the next time. that gave him a measure of control. now these networks don't need trump. they don't even need kellya

kellyanne conway is paid by the taxpayers, she's paid by us. we all, not just journalists, people watching this program, expect attention to detail and attention to the facts. ultimately it's not about journalists who are just bothered by this, it's about all the people online on that social media that larry was talking about, who look at this and laugh but there's something more than laughter too. she's sowing fear, creating fear and confusion. that's not helpful when we're talking about a controversial policy. >> i'll correct a minor mistake i just made, it's 13 hours, not 13 days. >> that's what we do, we correct our mistakes. what is their accountability at all? will she apologize for this, address it in more detail, or will spicer blame the media? >> you bring up mr. trump believes there are all these fraudulent votes and he was going to launch this big investigation. we haven't really heard much about that. he seems to be backing away from that. so is he now discovering that, you know, the american people aren't quite so gullible any long

kellyanne conway is a special adviser to donald trump. she referred to the bowling green massacre, something which didn't exist. she also came out yesterday afternoon to say that michael flynn, the former security adviser, enjoyed the full support of president trump, only for him to resign a few hours later. the white house has said that kellyanne conway has been counselled about her comments regarding ivanka trump's products, we will wait to see whether any punishment is handed out to her. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: the bbc‘s fergal keane has a special report from bambari in the central african republic, three years into a war between rival christian and muslim militias. the un is warning it could descend into a genocide. nine years and 15,000 deaths after going into afghanistan, the last soviet troops were finally coming home. the withdrawal, completed in good order but the army defeated in the task it had been sent to perform. malcolm has been murdered. that has a terrible effect on the morale of the people. i'm terrifi

conway and a lie about a fake massacre. - oh, you don't think we should be celebrating kellyanne conway, but you want to celebrate a patriots win at the super bowl? a celebration you're having while kids are starving and dying on the streets of chicago? who are, of course, being ignored by a media that is covering them too much? how dare you, trevor, and on the anniversary of the louisville slugging? - [stammering] wait, i'm--whoa. i'm sorry, wait, what... [cheers and applause]

kellyanne conway is a special adviser to donald trump. she referred to the bowling green massacre, something which didn't exist. she also came out yesterday afternoon to say that michael flynn, the former security adviser, enjoyed the full support of president trump, only for him to resign a few hours later —— bowling green. the white house has said that kellyanne conway has been counselled about her comments regarding developer trump's products, we will wait to see whether any punishment is headed out to her —— ivanka trump's. let's round—up some of the other main stories: the united nations has warned of a serious escalation in the conflict in the east of ukraine. an official said since january the distance between government and rebel forces had narrowed to hundreds of metres, and in some places it's almost face to face. venezuela's president, nicolas maduro, has demanded that the united states apologise and withdraw sanctions imposed on his deputy, tareck el aissami. the us accuses mr el aissami of drug trafficking. in his f

kushner, kellyanne conway, the face and the spirit of the movement. steve bannon. these are the people that have the influence -- >> john, we're going in circles here. let me ask you this -- maybe those people -- maybe those people know how to not -- >> i'm giving the reality of what's going on. this is a political revolution. >> maybe the people you're talking about know how to not have a travel ban be halted. >> well, the travel ban has nothing to do with it. >> yes, it does. >> we have one judge in seattle that makes a decision -- >> i have to take a break. that's all we're talking about, john. that's all we're talking about. that's the breaking news. >> stand by. we have to take a break. we'll talk on the other side of the break. stand by. stand by. we'll be right back. my business was built with passion... but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on all of my purchasing. and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going

kellyanne conway. thank you for your time. we peeappreciate it. >> thank you. >>> in address to military leaders, thanked new president for exposing shortcoming and damage its place on the world stage. >> translator: remade it easy for us to reveal true face of the united states. something we have been saying for 30 years about corruption within the government. he came out and exposed it during the campaign and after the election. he is showing the real america and the true many of america human rights. >> joining me now thank you for joining us. what's interesting about this is the these words are emboldening the lives of that nuclear deal in the first place. >> it is enboldening them what they call themselves. they are bragging about strengthing military harbor. on the other hand, interpreting this as taunt. they say what why following up the taunt and avoid tensions and avoiding raising war as defense minister said iran is before effective deterrence for the foreign it mean they have to follow up effective deterrence, stren

conway and a lie about a fake massacre. - oh, you don't think we should be celebrating kellyanne conway, but you want to celebrate a patriots win at the super bowl? a celebration you're having while kids are starving and dying on the streets of chicago?

all three were given awards for this rescue. >>> turning to politics, kellyanne conway is under fire for a potential breach of ethics. >> after the president blasted nordstrom for dropping his daughter's clothing line conway went on tv urging people to buy ivanka's stuff. now congress is as tom llamas reports. reporter. the one f president trump's top advisors, kellyanne conway accused of violating federal ethics rules by promoting ivanka trump's fashion line on live tv. >> go buy ivanka's stuff, is what i would tell you. i hate shopping, and i will go buy some myself today. >> reporter: the sales pitch didn't stop there. >> it's a wonderful line. i own some of it. i fully -- i'm going to give a free commercial here. go buy it today, everybody, you can find it online. >> reporter: federal ethics rules prohibit white house officials from, quote, endorsing any product, service or enterprise. conway's comments sparking a bipartisan outcry. and this response from the white house press secretary. >> kellyanne has been counseled. and that's all we're going to go with. she's been counseled

. >>> the president's adviser, kellyanne conway, in hot water tonight. >> go buy ivanka's stuff. >> the white house confirming she has been counseled. after going on national tv and and urging viewers to buy ivanka's clothes. >>> the explosion as a nuclear power plant. what we have now learned. >>> and america strong. the little girl and the song now seen by more than 20 million. ♪ her story right here tonight. >>> good evening, and we begin with that breaking news here tonight. a major defeat for president trump and his temporary immigration ban. a federal appeals court just a short time ago releasing its ruling deciding against reinstating the ban. this is a significant setback for this white house after the ban caused controversy across this country and the world. after president trump's temporary ban on immigrants and travelers from seven predominantly muslim nations. let's get to our chief white house correspondent, jonathan karl with me here in new york. jon, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, david. this is a big setback for the white house and a decision that will outrag

with kellyanne conway, it's wrong. it should never happen again. >> that sentiment was shared by chaffetz' cow leagues on both sides of the aisle. >> i'm going to give a free commercial here. go buy it today, everybody. go buy it online. >> reporter: it was a sales pitch for the boardroom rather than -- >> this is a textbook violation of the federal ethics rules. >> chris lew is a former obama administration staff. he was told on day one an employee shall not use his public office for the endor endorseme endorseme endorsement. >> reporter: the republican chair of the oversight committee called conway's comments wrong, wrong, wrong, clearly over the line, unacceptable. the white house appeared to agree. press secretary sean spicer. kellyanne has been counseled and that's all we're going to go with. >> reporter: it comes a day after president trump blasted the retailer for dropping ivanka's brand. they sent a letter to the office of government ethics, calling on them to determine whether conway should be disciplined. the

sunlen, do we know what kellyanne conway is apologizing for? >> reporter: it seems, kate, there's little nuance to this. she seems to be apologizing for the backlash this created, the fact that she was standing in the white house briefing room as a senior adviser plugging ivanka trump's products and saying people should buy them. as you mentioned, this really has set off a firestorm of criticism up here on capitol hill. members on both sides calling for an ethics investigation, including notably jason chaffetz, who is chairman of the house oversight committee. he and the ranking member on that committee wrote a letter to the office of government ethics basically saying this is unacceptable, they believe it violates the ethics principles for federal employees, and they want to know what the office's recommendation is for any disciplinary action. now, kellyanne conway says the white house is internally looking into that letter that they sent, but certainly white house aides underscoring this morning to me that kellyanne conway did indeed apologiz

kellyanne conway taking a lot of heat for hawking ivanka trump's clothing line on fox. ranking members of the oversight committee, jason chaffetz and cummings sent a letter, we request you use authority congress granted to you under the ethics in government act of 1978 as amended to recommend to the head of the officer's or employer's agency that appropriate disciplinary action like reprimand, suspension, demotion or dismissal be brought against the officer or employee. how bad is it? >> it's bad. kellyanne conway broke the law. angela said earlier on cnn giving a qvc commercial. fox news. this is larger issue with trump administration and their people. don't know the rules and dead set on amending the process but don't know the process. can't break the rules unless you know them and can't bend them to figure out what works for you. this is administration going through issues and they're not above the law. saw with the ruling in the muslim ban case and with this letter from ranking member and leader of the house oversight committee. these are not things the trump admini

new concerns as you just heard over kellyanne conway. congress is now looking into whether the top trump aide violated any ethics laws. the bipartisan outrage is growing after conway urged americans to buy ivanka trump's products. >> and why the family of emmitt till, the african-american boy who was abducted and then killed after whist