. >> we just heard from kellyanne conway. we want to talk about the president's statement at the cia. it drew some fire from former cia director john brennan. she fired right back and said it was remarkable. >> here's what i would say to stand on sacred ground, the wall which commemorates cia agents who gave their lives to the country and then talk about what he talked about was so, so wrong. president trump ought to realize. he's not campaigning anymore. he's president. and instead of talking about how many people showed up at his inauguration, he ought to be talking about how many people are going to stay in the middle class and move into the middle class. >> what did you make of his inaugural speech? kellyanne conway say it was unifying. >> it was not at all. he spoke only to his supporters. the theme is to reach out to people who didn't vote for you. and of course, the majority of people didn't vote for donald trump. instead, he just spoke to his supporters. the other thing that bothered me, as much as the narrowness of i

[cheers] kellyanne conway: i am kellyanne conway. [cheers] kellyanne conway: i am a wife, a mother, a catholic -- [applause] kellyanne conway: counselor to the president of the united states of america -- [cheers] kellyanne conway: and yes, i am pro-life. [cheers] kellyanne conway: it is such an honor to stand with the vice president of the united states -- [cheers] kellyanne conway: and with so many leaders, families, and students from places near and far to defend the unborn. [cheers] kellyanne conway: your courage, your conviction, your resolve, and your faith are impressive. and consequential. this is a new day, a new dawn for life. [cheers] kellyanne conway: why are we here? what does it mean to stand together to be part of this incredible movement? to face criticism, ridicule, laws and lawmakers that diminish and erode our most basic rights and the bedrock of our society? it means to protect and to promote the most precious gift in the world, the gift of life. [cheers] kellyanne conway: it means to stand up, stand tall, and sta

[cheers] kellyanne conway: i am kellyanne conway. i am a wife, a mother, a catholic -- [applause] kellyanne conway: counselor to the president of the united states of america -- [cheers] kellyanne conway: and yes, i am pro-life. [cheers] kellyanne conway: it is such an honor to stand with the vice president of the united states -- [cheers] kellyanne conway: and with so many leaders, families, and students from places near and far to defend the unborn. [cheers] kellyanne conway: your courage, your conviction, your resolve, and your faith are impressive. and consequential. this is a new day, a new dawn for life. [cheers] kellyanne conway: why are we here? what does it mean to stand together to be part of this incredible movement? to face criticism, ridicule, laws and lawmakers that diminish and erode our most basic rights and the bedrock of our society? it means to protect and to promote the most precious gift in the world, the gift of life. [cheers] kellyanne conway: it means to stand up, stand tall, and stand together against the ind

so who is kellyanne conway? i spoke to the aide to the president on the morning of the inauguration. on her 50th birthday, kellyanne conway also began a new job. now arguably one of the most powerful women in donald trump's washington. on a personal level, what are you feeling right now? >> first of all, i feel incredibly humble to be here at this moment. it's a time of change, opportunity, fresh blood. it's more than a fresh coat of paint for america, it's a gut-wrenching nomination, if you will. >> a career as a poster and political adviser that began in the mid-'90s. >> history looks at our presidents very differently. we're not nominating a chief happiness officer here. >> sticks and stones may break my bones. what bothers people is that there is a germ of truth in this. >> conway started the 2016 presidential race backing donald trump's biggest rival, helping to run a super pac that helped support ted cruz, conway was critical of trump. >> he says he's for the little guy but he's built his business on the b

i've known kellyanne conway for a long time. we're not best friends or anything but i've known her professionally, she is smart. she knows what she is doing, she moes there is a difference between buzz feed and cnn. she knows that. the fact she kept conflating them intentionally. and particularly dangerous, this is a person who will be senior adviser to the president of the united states in about five minutes who is now claiming that reporters should be fired for writing a story that was critical of her boss even though she was unable to name a single thing wrong with that story. every time she came back about you, it was about buzz feed, had nothing to do with cnn's reporting. this is not the government's job to be telling news organizations who they should be hiring and firing. if she doesn't like cnn's polling, it's not any different than the polling she was doing for donald trump because donald trump didn't think he would win. >> jim acosta you were at the press conference today. donald trump did not allow you to ask a quest

[cheers] kellyanne conway: i am kellyanne conway. [cheers] kellyanne conway: i am a wife, a mother, a catholic -- [applause] kellyanne conway: counselor to the president of the united states of america -- [cheers] amlyanne conway: and yes, i pro-life. [cheers] is such anonway: it honor to stand with the vice president of the united states -- [cheers] kellyanne conway: and with so many leaders, families, and students from places near and far to defend the unborn. [cheers] kellyanne conway: your courage, your conviction, your resolve, and your faith are impressive. and consequential. this is a new day, a new dawn for life. [cheers] why are weonway: here? what does it mean to stand together to be part of this incredible movement? to face criticism, ridicule, laws and lawmakers that diminish and erode our most basic rights and the bedrock of our society? it means to protect and to promote the most precious gift in the world, the gift of life. [cheers] means to conway: it stand up, stand tall, and stand together against the indifference a

no answer to that from kellyanne conway. third, all senators consider these allegations serious enough to merit investigation. a probe among them. among them senator john mccain, who passed on a copy to the fbi directly. these are people who don't waste time. i know the intelligence community does not waste time of the president-elect unless they consider that information if not substantiated at least germane to the conversation. we spoke to numerous, as you noted, thank you, multiple times in that interview, more than a dozen of the highest ranking officials here. they have no incentive to make things up. nor do we. i have three kids. i do this job because i take it serious hi. and my team, they take it seriously as do many of the other people at cnn who contributed to this reporting. again, what facts in this story are they contesting? that's not clear to me. there's a lot of misdirection, the problem of using unnamed sources. but as we noted in the story, the reason these high ranking officials were not quoted by name is

so who is kellyanne conway? i spoke to the aide to the president on the morning of the inauguration. on her 50th birthday, kellyanne conway also began a new job. now arguably one of the most powerful women in donald trump's washington. on a personal level, what are you feeling right now? >> first of all, i feel incredibly humble to be here at this moment. it's a time of change, opportunity, fresh blood. it's more than a fresh coat of paint for america, it's a gut-wrenching nomination, if you will. >> a career as a poster and political adviser that began in the mid-'90s. >> history looks at our presidents very differently. we're not >> sticks and stones may break my bones. what bothers people is that there is a germ of truth in this. >> conway started the 2016 presidential race backing donald trump's biggest rival, helping to run a super pac that helped support ted cruz, conway was critical of trump. >> he says he's for the little guy but he's built his business on the backs of little guy. >> when cruz lost the c

what kellyanne conway said about just doing good reporting. i've been in media relations a long time, it can be very frustrating. the thing is also this, human beings are always going to try to get sugar first. if you give them something to cover, a tweet that seems a little off, they will cover it. they will always do that. if you can just serve the meat and potatoes, message discipline, you won't have so much of the sugar, because everyone is on a sugar high. >> it's important to note thoug though, she spoke about how it's not like other policies. on friday the president signed the order and refugees. it took two hours for the white house to give us the order. it took several more hours to get to the list of countries to them to actually impact, and another full day to get an actual briefing. we are desperate to cover the policies that this president has implemented. they have not been letting us do that. >> chris: let me bring chuck into the spirit of politicians, and i just said complain about bad press all the time. is this different? >>

conway earlier, essentially confirming the reporting and kellyanne conway was not only -- >> i have that. let me sort of explain what's happening here. at press conference donald trump and his spokesman tried to conflate cnn's reporting with bu buzzfeed's, they published a report cnn did not and kellyanne conway had this exchange. >> what cnn said was i quote, classified documents presented last week to president obama and president-elect trump included allegations that russian operatedives claimed to have compromising information about trump. >> and it's not true. >> anderson your sources are not correct. >> so you're saying in that intelligence briefing, there was no information in any of the documents that -- of that summary? >> dtwo things, we don't discus the classified information -- >> you just said it wasn't true. >> you want me to talk. i know cnn is feeling the heat. >> i think you guys are. >> what heat do we feel? you've got this raw information, this complete ridiculous fake news. >> so in light of what you know tonight -- >> not only wasn't true with you bent extra ste

you saw my back and forth with kellyanne conway. i am the first person to say i don't care about crowd size either. we had these speeches yesterday that were just not factual. >> look, on his very first appearance in the briefing room, sean spicer went in and uttered at least three things that were demonstrably false. he left without taking a question. i have never seen a white house press secretary do that. that said, i think we need to be careful as reporters and as journalists not to take the bait and get into an end less discussion about issues that are trivial. how many people were there? the crowd size, not important. he had a huge crowd. >> telling the truth is important. >> especially from that podium. sean is not an rnc spokesperson. a campaign spokesperson. he's a spokesperson for the white house. credibility matters. >> in "the new york times" people suggesting donald trump thought sean spicer went too far. so already, you have his colleagues throwing him under the bus. >> it will be a tough job for the next four years to

here was kellyanne conway's response standing firm against making taxes public. >> he is not going to release the tax returns. we litigated this all through the election. people didn't care. they voted to for him. most americans are very focused on what their tax r look like while president trump is in office, not what his lock like. >> a clear shift from then-candidate trump's pledge to release his taxes once an audit was complete. also dominating headlines, massive demonstrations challenging trump that has gotten the lion's share of attention with millions taking to the streets around the world, marching in defiance of the new president. here in the united states, hundreds of thousands descended on the washington, d.c., took over entire avenues in new york, shut down parts of los angeles. atlanta, park city, utah, little rock, and dozens of other cities. the president tweeted, watch protests yesterday but was under the impression that we just had an election, why didn't these people vote? celebs hurt cause badly. he later struck a more conciliatory tone saying, peaceful tro tests ar

judge jeanine: kellyanne conway, you are a gift. >> god bless you. jenna: my political panel is judge jeanine: here with me in washington, go pack chairman david avella. and david goodfriend. my understanding is this an emergency stay that halts the executive order banning muslims or bang entry to the u.s. from 7 majority muslim countries by a federal judge from the eastern district of new york that -- an obama appointee last year that is nationwide. >> this is what happens when you do executive orders without getting lawyers to vet them. i happened to help write executive orders. judge jeanine: let's just talk about this. >> this is exactly the problem with a disorganized white house. he's doing this stuff to to say i'm getting it done. but when a federal judge looks eight he hasn't gone the anything done. judge jeanine: i want to talk about a judge's authority to do a national stay. >> when president obama's dreamers order was stayed by a federal judge. that was zplational in scope. sometimes what that means is the district judge can look at it as

what kellyanne conway said about just doing good reporting. i've been in media relations a long time, it can be very frustrating. the thing is also this, human beings are always going to try to get sugar first. if you give them something cover, a tweet that seems a little off, they will cover it. they will always do that. if you can just serve the meat and potatoes, message discipline, you won't have so much of the sugar, because everyone is on a sugar high. >> it's important to note thoug though, she spoke about how it's not like other policies. on friday the president signed the order and refugees. it took two hours for the white house to give us the order. it took several more hours to get to the list of countries to them to actually impact, and another full day to get an actual briefing. we are desperate to cover the policies that this president has implemented. they have not been letting us do that. >> chris: let me bring chuck into the spirit of politicians, and i just said complain about bad press all the time. is this different? >> thi

kellyanne conway was trump's campaign manager. she will now serve -- she's now serving as counselor. she'll actually have the title of counselor to the president in the white house. congratulations. you pointed out, somebody ought to this this, one of three women that have ever held the very high position of counselor to the president. tell us more. >> all of them were republicans. there's never been a democratic woman with that title, chris. >> which tells you? >> just a little piece of useful trivia. tells you yet again donald trump has been promoting and elevating women in the trump corporation, trump campaign, trump cabinet and trump administration. it's who he is. it's what he does. >> well, you've got an amazing position. going to be in the oval office a lot with the president and let me just ask you about what scares me. you know, i was away for two weeks over in india. i was reading the papers. actually they have a good english language press over there. and i'm reading about trump and everything that's going on. one thing

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. >> tough questions ahead for counll kellyanne conway. senator john mccain, and senate minority leader chuck schumer. >>> transfer of power. what is next on the agenda for number 45. from abc news, it's "this week." here now, chief anchor george stephanopoulos. >>> good morning. what an extraordinary start to this new presidency. the day after his inauguration, president trump met with massive protests. hundreds of thousands in the capital for the women's march on washington. hundreds of thousands more in new york. chicago. los angeles. cities across the country and around the world. from paris to sydney, australia. the president ignored the protests. on his first full day in office, he used his bully pulpit to deny reality and declare war on the press. >> i have run aing war with the media. ey feud with the intelligence commit. i want you the know. the reason you're the number one stop, it's exactly the opposite. exactly. >> reports of a feud were based on trump's own staples. during the transition, he accused the intelligence community

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. >> so much palace intrigue in the article including kellyanne conway getting an office on the second floor. some people saying that's not a terrible thing. that's where valerie jarrett was. donald trump will never climb the stairs. it's all about access and proximity to the oval office. about donald trump, however, and this may require you to be a part-time shrink, is this going to be the daily battle between what he wants to say and the person he may know he needs to be now as president of the united states? >> absolutely. i think that was a tension you saw on the campaign trail. donald trump can be sort of his best self and by that i mean most disciplined on message. we saw that max. with him in the white house, even if you look at his tweets, you have some that feel like the real donald trump saying exactly what he wants to say and some that feel like a helping him craft a more politically correct and more eloquent statement. >> halle jackson where you were sitting in the front row. sean spicer came in. could you tell from the jump that this was going to be an attempt at a restart

last night kellyanne conway came on this broadcast. we had a lengthy interview where she was misleading on two points. one, according to her, our reporting that president-elect trump was presented with this information was not true. and, two, that we, like the online news site buzzfeed were hyping or linking to a 35-page memo full of unsubstantiated allegations against mr. trump that the shorter briefing document was based on. let's take item one. i pointed out multiple times last night to kellyanne conway that we have multiple sources telling us this information. again, as we just learned tonight, the information actually came from mr. comey himself directly to mr. trump. that's not fake information. that's not fake news. that's accurate reporting. as for item two, the unsubstantiated 35 pages which we never reported any details of and continue not to, here's thousand ha exchange went last night. do you acknowledge here and now that cnn did not release the 35 page unsubstantiated claims against donald trump and was misleading and untr

i also like kellyanne conway and respect her. we've got a job to do. if this president doesn't want to answer questions, he shouldn't hold a news conference. >> jim, i want you to tell us how the top level officials handle this had information that goes to the president and president elect and the importance of the verification put a button for all of us. you have been at the forefront of this reporting. > i'm going to start with this and i'll be clear. it was a team effort, myself, evan perez, jake tapper, carl bernstein and a larger team behind that. today we had the president-elect of the united states accuse cnn and my colleague there jim acosta as our representative in that press conference, accuse our organization of fake news, terrible he repeated multiple times. when in fact a short time later the director of national intelligence speaks with the president-elect and relations a statement that the directly contradicts the president, directly contradicts. he says in the statement i'll read it again because the words they disappear into the ether

kellyanne conway was trump's campaign manager. she will now serve -- she's now serving as counselor. she'll actually have the title of counselor to the president in the whoo the white house. congratulations. you pointed out, somebody ought to this this, one of three women that have ever held the very high position of counselor to the president. tell us more. >> all of them were republicans. there's never been a democratic woman with that title, chris. >> which tells you? >> just a little piece of useful trivia. tells you yet again donald trump has been promoting and elevating women in the trump corporation, trump campaign, trump cabinet and trump administration. it's who he is. it's what he does. >> well, you've got an amazing position. going to be in the oval office a lot with the president and let me just ask you about what scares me. you know, i was away for two weeks over in india. i was reading the papers. actually they have a good english language press over there. and i'm reading about trump and everything that's going on.

in a moment, we'll sit down with counselor to the president kellyanne conway. but first, let's bring in correspondent rich edson reporting from the white house on a president who's charging full speed ahead. >> reporter: good morning, chris. the trump white house is halting immigration from several predominantly muslim countries, this as a judge has blocked the deportation of those detained at airports as a result of that order. the ruling falls short of letting those immigrants into the country, and in response to the ruling, the department of homeland security says in a statement, quote: the president's executive order remains in place. prohibited travel will remain prohibited, and the u.s. government retains its right to revoke visas at any time if required for national security or public safety. and at the white house, president trump is responding to that criticism. >> it's not a muslim ban, but we are totally prepared, it's working out very nicely. you see it at the airports, all over, it's working out very nicely, and we're going to have a very, very str

you saw kellyanne conway come down and defend. if they will lie about something as trivial as the crowd. they will lie about something big that will impact millions of americans. we can't let the trump administration ennoble a case of lying. they are trying to lend these lawyerly terms. the media chasing its tail about whether it's cultural elite task to insist on the objective truth being adhered to. this is something think point up to now will be called out for lying and they shouldn't be allowed to get away with it. >> thanks for being here this morning. >> thank you. >> after a quick break he was talking about what sean spicer said a few weeks ago to david axlerod. we'll show you that video right after the break. when you have type 2 diabetes, there's a moment of truth. and now with victoza® a better moment of proof. victoza lowers my a1c and blood sugar better than the leading branded pill, which didn't get me to my goal. victoza® works with your body to lower blood sugar in three ways: in the stomach, the liver, and the pa

in a moment, we'll sit down with counselor to the president kellyanne conway. but first, let's bring in correspondent rich edson reporting from the white house on a president who's charging full speed ahead. >> reporter: good morning, chris. the trump white house is halting immigration from several predominantly muslim countries, this as a judge has blocked the deportation of those detained at airports as a result of that order. the ruling falls short of letting those immigrants into the country, and in response to the ruling, the department of homeland security says in a statement, quote: the president's executive order remains in place. prohibited travel will remain prohibited, and the u.s. government retains its right to revoke visas at any time if required for national security or public safety. and at the white house, president trump is responding to that criticism. >> it's not a muslim ban, but we are totally prepared, it's working out very nicely. you see it at the airports, all over, it's working out very nicely, and we're going to have a very, very str

. >> so much palace intrigue in the article including kellyanne conway getting an office on the second floor. some people saying that's not a terrible thing. that's where valerie jarrett was. donald trump will never climb the stairs. it's all about access and proximity to the oval office. about donald trump, however, and this may require you to be a part-time shrink, is this going to be the daily battle between what he wants to say and the person he may know he needs to be now as president of the united states? >> absolutely. i think that was a tension you saw on the campaign trail. donald trump can be sort of his best self and by that i mean most develisciplined on message. we saw that max. with him in the white house, even if you look at his tweets, you have some that feel like the real donald trump saying exactly what he wants to say and some that feel like a helping him craft a more politically correct and more eloquent statement. >> halle jackson where you were sitting in the front row. sean spicer came in. could you tell from the jump that this was going to be an attempt at a res

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here was kellyanne conway's response standing firm against making taxes public. >> he is not going to release the tax returns. we litigated this all through the election. people didn't care. they voted to for him. most americans are very focused on what their tax returns will look like while president trump is in office, not what his lock like. >> a clear shift from then-candidate trump's pledge to release his taxes once an audit was complete. also dominating headlines, massive demonstrations challenging trump that has gotten the lion's share of attention with millions taking to the streets around the world, marching in defiance of the new president. here in the united states, hundreds of thousands descended on the washington, d.c., took over entire avenues in new york, shut down parts of los angeles. atlanta, park city, utah, little rock, and dozens of other cities. the president tweeted, watch protests yesterday but was under the impression that we just had an election, why didn't these people vote? celebs hurt cause badly. he later struck a more conciliatory tone saying, peaceful t

but kellyanne conway who is going to be a source of important information once mr. trump is inaugurated, she engaged in misdirection. so the use of intelligence by mr. trump will depend in part, i think, on what his advisors are saying to him and so far his advisors have shown they do not understand the nature of our intelligence community. >> and how long can the trump soon to be administration afford to carry on that way and talk about the looking back about the justification of his pin, as opposed to looking forward. >> from the beginning, president-elect trump has viewed this entire controversy of the hacking of the dnc through the lens of what does it mean to me? they seem to worry that it would undercut the validity of his win. so you call kellyanne conway inflating two separate things, whether russia directly hacked the voting machines, which no one has alleged or proven and whether their hacking and release of information had any outcome on the way people voted which is the fundamental question. the biggest challenge is that russia found a mechanism that did

first, we sit down with kellyanne conway, campaign manager and incoming white house counselor. >> donald trump has transformed the republican party and put that at the center, the worker. that is liberating. >> then, sean spicer on his new role as in coming white house communications director and secretary. even marlon fitzwater, everybody who helped this job has reached out and offered their advice and counsel, and it is a pretty humbling experience when you relies you are in a club of 30 people who have held this decision. at 6:35 p.m.ay eastern on c-span and c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. courts week, the supreme what oral arguments for level support schools are required to give students with disabilities.

kellyanne conway. she has said that a number of times. all of that speaks well to both sides at this point. carlos watson and anneke green, thank you forjoining us. that's go to nick bryant. you do know a lot about american politics. how does this rank in historic terms? this will be memorable for the surreal nature of it. nobody really expected this moment to happen. we are seeing gathering behind me senators and congressmen from both parties. on both sides here in washington, very few people gave him any chance of winning. he set out for the presidency back injune 2015 and even on the morning of the election itself, some people, senior republicans saying, it would take a miracle for him to winds but he has johnjust that. and miracle for him to winds but he has john just that. and what seemed to be the physically impossible is about to come true. i'm going to interrupt you. we can see pictures of the protesters. we have been speaking a lot... they seem to have frozen. we are getting rather grainy pictures of protests in the city. we have

now, last night trumpti's senio adviser kellyanne conway came on this broadcast. we had a lengthy interview where he had she was misleading on two points. one, according to her, our reporting that president-elect trump was presented with this information was not true. and two, that we, like the online news site buzzfeed, were hyping and/or linking, excuse me, to a 35-page memo full of unsubstantiated allegations against mr. trump that the shorter briefing document was based on. let's take item one. i pointed out multiple times last night to ms. conway that we have multiple, and i repeat multiple sources telling us this information. again, as we just learned tonight, the information actually came from mr. comey himself directly to mr. trump. that's not fake information. that's not fake news. that's accurate reporting. as for item two, the unsubstantiated 35 pages which we never reported any details of and continue not to, here's how that exchange went last night. >> do you acknowledge here and now that cnn did not release the 35-page unsubstantiated claims against

i have to apologize to kellyanne conway. i accidentally stepped on her gown. and it was a mistake and i'm sorry, i apologize for that. would you like to apologize for anything at the ball? how long do we have? kennedy: a number of people, i'm sorry for dancing at you. i was trying to dance with you. jesse: we'll do this again in four years. kennedy: i can't wait. i'll go practice right now. jesse: be sure to follow me on facebook, twitter and instagram and check out our web page. "justice with judge jeanine" is coming up next. i'm watters and this is my world. you won't see these folks at the post office. they have businesses to run. they have passions to pursue. how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters, ship packages, all the services of the post office right on your computer. get a 4 week trial, plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale. go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. place. ♪ ♪ >> to be able to introduce for the first time ever anywhere, the 45th president of the united states of ame

jared kushner, steve bannon, reince priebus, and kellyanne conway. conway invited us into her office. >> aech of them served a two-term president, so i feel like it's good luck. >> this office is good luck for you. >> yes, it snies every white house, every west wick has power plays right now. kellyanne conway, steve bannon, reince priebus, jared kushner. can you work together? >> we're ready to. we worked during the campaign. >> no clashes? >> no clashes. everybody wants a story. we're very cohesive. we came out of the campaign the walked wounded and prevailed. we have a president who's very welcoming, open to different points of view and that's the way he runs his business. >> as trump's teams set. place, turf wars will come into play. >> there always is. i don't care how you structure it or manage the allocation of office space, even closets on the first floor right next to the oval office are viewed as an office opportunity. >> reporter: already real estate is at a premium. on one side a small office for the traditional secretary and aid bus on th

but kellyanne conway has a different way to describe them. >> you did not answer the question why the president asked the us whwhite house press secr to come out to the podium and utter a falsehood. it undermines the white house on stay one. >> don't be so dramatic, chuck. he gave alternative facts to that. >> alternative facts? alternative facts are not facts. they are falsehoods. >> sean spicer set to give his first official briefing at 1:30. he will take questions today. when he came out on saturday, he did not take questions. >> that was a lecture. we will watch that today. kellyanne conway made more news overnight when she walked back earlier remarks about the tax returns. conway said president trump will never release his tax documents. conway told abc news the issue was litigated through the election. last night, returning to the campaign's earlier position that mr. trump is under audit and has been advised by lawyers not to release. what she did not say is if he will release the documents if finished. >>> and in a few hours, the president will be hit with the lawsuit. the grou

we will interview kellyanne conway from 1600 pennsylvania avenue. plus... >> i have thought an awful lot about blowing up the white house. >> i am a nasty woman. >> sean: celebrity snowflakes have a collective meltdown this weekend over president trump. laura ingraham will weigh in on all this liberal lunacy. all of that plus senator mike lee will join us. i "hannity" starts from washington, right here right now. welcome to "hannity." we are coming to you from r washington, d.c., where we have been given exclusive access inside president donald trump's white house. we will have my interview with counsel to the president, kellyanne conway, that's cominge up in just a few minutes.we it is only day four of the trump administration, commander-in-chief is already launching a shock in all i campaign against the establishment and that is tonight's opening monologue. president trump, he's nots wasting any time on enacting his agenda. as he promised on the campaign trail and said in his inaugural address, the days of all talk and no action are over. after sw

coming up, part two of my interview with kellyanne conway. inside the trump white house and later tonight. >> yes, i am angry. yes, i am outraged. yes, i have thought an awful lot about blowing up the white hou white house. >> sean: blowing up the white house. hollywood snowflakes out in full force at this weekend's various women's marches. later tonight, laura ingraham will weigh in on that. and much more as "hannity" continues tonight from our nation's capital, washington, d.c. real ingredients, grilled and roasted. it's like you made it. and you did... n't. 90% of the world's largest supercomputers run on intel? that means you can take a universe of data - in your case literally - and turn it into medical discoveries, diagnostic breakthroughs... ...proof that black holes collapse into one singularity. i don't know what that is. but yes. innovation runs on supercomputers... ...and supercomputers run on intel. you are super smart. and super busy. ♪ ooh! ufo! false alarm, eyelash! tax refund, you can get an advance on that refund? [zombie]

kellyanne conway said this morning when she was asked if he will indeed release them. >> the white house response is that he's not going to release his tax returns. we litigated this all through his tax return, and people didn't care and voted for him, and let me make it clear, most americans are worried about what their tax returns will look like while he's in office and not his, and they are complying with all the ethical rules and everything they need to do to step away from his businesses and be a full time president. >> okay, and kellyanne conway said the american people don't care. they do care. 74% of them told cnn in our polling last week they do think he should release them, and not the number one issue but it matters to them, and equally as important is the fact we don't know now, because kellyanne conway told cnn denied and walking back that, saying the president is still under audit and has been advised by lawyers not to release his tax returns yet. can it be troublesome the american people can't get an answer on this? >> yes, working out the kinks, and hopefully that will ge

kellyanne conway, welcome back to the program. i'm going to start with the fact that this administration is not even a week old, and already, the president of mexico has canceled a visit. he was going to make next week saying he's not going to pay for this border wall. is this the way the president wanted to have relationship between the u.s. and mexico as his administration gets under way? >> as president trump said today in philadelphia when he addressed house senate republican conference at their retreat, judy, it was a mutual decision to postpone this trip. and i think that when these two leaders are ready to sit down and talk about a wide range of issues, they doll that. but let's look at the rest of the week. i mean, this has been a pretty remarkable week in just four work days. we've had wage boosting, job-creating measures. we've had manufacturing c.e.o.s from all over the country here, really premiere job create organize harkening the-- really heeding the president's call to try to have an explosion of manufacturing in ou

trump adviser kellyanne conway stood by spicer's account. >> you're saying it's a fausthood and they're giving sean spicer our press secretary gave alternative facts to that. >> look, alternative facts a they're falsehoods. >> reporter: and across the nation, millions marching in opposition to president trump and in solidarity for women's rights. >> once in a lifetime opportunity. to be able to speak up and be part of such a massive national movement. >> reporter: trump's team to getting to work. many of his cabinet posts are empty. today the senate is expected to confirm two of his nominees, congressman mike pompeo for cia director and rex tillerson for secretary of state. kendis, erielle. >> stephanie ramos live in washington, thank you. >>> stephanie talking about the secretary of state possibility nominee. he has at least one supporter who is backing him right now. >> yeah, we're talking about rex tillerson, senator john mccain says he will vote in favor of the former exxonmobil ceo. the arizona republican does have concerns about his relationship with russian leader vladimir new pr

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but he was standing there next to kellyanne conway. reince priebus, the chief of staff and jared kushner. now they all have the task here, these competing power centers to enact the president's agenda. this week will be packed with meetings, ending with his first meeting with a foreign leader, british prime minister theresa may will be here at the white house on friday. president trump will also take his first trip as president that will be to philadelphia on thursday to meet with congressional leaders there, the house and the senate to start enacting their agenda. >> joining us now is ron brownstein, cnn's senior political analyst. ron, i'd like you to look ahead to this week. donald trump has repeated many times that he considered monday, this monday as his first real day of work. so one of the first orders of business for him is he is going to be meeting on monday. the leaders of congress from both parties, republicans and democrats. now this is going to be an important meeting. what has he got to say to them to sort of pave the way

with his top aides sworn in, from kellyanne conway to his son-in-law jared. today his press secretary sorting the alternative facts from fiction. >> will you pledge never to knowingly say something that is not factual? >>> plus, meet the resistance. millions of women marching across the nation. with celebrities like madonna and ashley judd. >> we are here to be nasty! >> leading the charge. we'll hear from those with the most at stake. immigrants dreaming of staying in america. >> this is my last semester if i don't get deported. >> could their hopes be dashed with the stroke of a pen? and the president's response to the anger at his doorstep. this special edition of "nightline," "inside 30, the first days," will be right back. what are you doing up? mom said i could have a midnight snack. it's not even midnight, it's ten forty-three. well, let's have a ten forty-three snack. quietly, though. okay. yeah. mmmm. shhhh. hey i'll share my yoplait custard if you share your yoplait dippers? deal. deal. mmmm. the family favorite. yoplait. >>> this is a special editi

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