chief of staff john kelly already on the white house endangered species list? we'll be right back. >>> coming up, "endgame" brought to you by boeing, continuing our mission to connect, protect, explore and inspire. you don't let anything lkeep you sidelined. come on! that's why you drink ensure. with 9 grams of protein, and 26 vitamins and minerals... for the strength and energy, to get back to doing what you love. ensure, always be you. >>> "endgame," brought to you by boeing. continuing our mission to connect, protect, explore and inspire. >> and we are back. august, of course, brought a whole sea change and the john kelly chief of staff reign here. look at this, he apparently continues with some trump supporters call a purge, if you will. john kelly's pushing out now omarosa because he has denied her access to the president believing she was somebody that was feeding him vibes and roger stone tweeting last night, of course, a political consultant on and off relationship with the president, reporting that longtime trump bodyman keith schiller is leaving the w

she asked him for his take on john kelly's role as chief of staff. >> i like john kelly a lot. the best thing to know about john kelly is he is first and foremost a marine. he dedicated his life to public service. committed to whoever is commander-in-chief. and he believes deeply in disprinciple and a chain of commands and a process for decision making and doesn't toll rate chaos very easily. i think he's the right guy to try to get the white house back in order. the real question is whether the president gives him the room to make it changes that will be necessary to improve the operations in the white house. >> when you were running the defense department and cia at omb, there was a very different relationship. and the republicans will say we don't have any participation from the democrats, not on healthcare, not on tax reform. how does the country move forward with such divisiveness. >> maria i think i just touched on one of the fundamental problems we are facing in our democracy. if you ask about national security. one of the big threats to national security is the dysfunct

she asked him for his take on john kelly's role as chief of sta. >> i like john kelly a lot. the best thing to know about john kelly is he is first and foremost a marine. he dedicated his life to public service. committed to whoever is commander-in-chief. and he believes deeply in disprinciple and a chain of commands and a process for decision making and doesn't toll rate chaos very easily. i think hs the right guy to try to g the whit house back in order. th real question is whher the president gves him the room to make it changes that will be necessary to improve the operations in the white house. >> when you were running the defense department and cia at omb, there was a very different relationship. and the republicans will say we don't have any participation from the democrats, not on healthcare, not on tax reform. how does the country move forward with such divisiveness. >> maria i think i just touched on one of the fundamental problems we are facing in our democracy. if you ask about national security. one of the big threats to national security is the dysfunction in wa

john kelly was there. he wouldn't come. >> indira one of the things that people say about this white house is that, okay, maybe john kelly has what it takes to organize the white house or as ron says the information flow to the president and impose some discipline with the staffing and the number of people coming into his office how they call him making appointments all of these things it seems he is able to manage. but as ron says that's baby stuff. and given the agenda and the things that have to be done and the failure of the repeal and obamacare and tax reform does all of this matter? >> i've said it before you cannot clean house for someone who doesn't want their house cleaned. the president thrives on chaos and disorder. that's how he likes to run things. we see the apprentice as the external manifestation of the way he runs the business empire. he likes to have rivals fighting, fighting for his attention. you know his loyalty. this is just the way he likes to do things. the fact that we learn from t

chief of staff john kelly already on the white house endangered species list? we'll be right back. >>> coming up, "endgame" brought to you by boeing, continuing - people love free stuff. before you trash something, see if you can repurpose or reuse it. if not, make a sign or post it online. you'd be surprised what has curb appeal. i'm giving away this sign. you want it? >>> "endgame," brought to you by boeing. continuing our mission to keck, protect, explore and inspire. >> and we are back. august, of course, brought a whole sea change and the john kelly chief of staff reign here. look at this, he apparently continues with some trump supporters call a purge, if you will. john kelly's pushing out now omarosa because he has denied her access to the president believing she was somebody that was feeding him vibes and roger stone tweeting last night, of course, a political consultant on and off relationship with the president, reporting that longtime trump bodyman keith schiller is leaving the white house. the kelly purge question mark? >> i think general kelly is d

john kelly has been through a lot. one question i have is how long is he going to want to remain in the job. >> and there's always the challenge to borrow senator blunt's language as he described another leader, there is someone who spoiled and reckless that he has to manage. i don't know how long this is going to last. >> the people who may be happiest about john kelly? lawmakers on capitol hill. >> all of it gets tested in the month of september. you guys were great. appreciate it. >> thanks, chuck. >> good stuff. that's all we have for today. have a safe and enjoyable last gasp of summer. enjoy the football and we'll be back next week. if it's sunday, it's meet the press. >> you can see more end game in post game on the mtp facebook page. "endgame" in "post game" on the mtp facebook page. >> good morning. it is monday, september 4th. happy labor day. did we have a good labor day weekend? >> of course. >> all kind of working here. >> i can't believe that thing happened. >> i know. crazy weekend. all right. with us we

how long can john kelly stay in that post and be effective if they are already at lagerheads or is he destined to fail? >> in the "new york times" today the reporting which is very good had people speculating inside the white house that he has anywhere from a month to a year. it's obviously not going to be all that long. i would say he'll be gone by the end of this year would be my guess. he said to people inside the white house this week that after he was tongue lashed by the president that in his 37 years in public life he had never been spoken to like that by anybody. this is a man, donald trump, who doesn't truly respect anyone. he will even attack generals, whatever. he's a big baby, and at a certain point, john kelly is not going to put up with it anymore. >> sophia, if jonathan is prophetic and by the end of the year he's gone, who is next, real quick? >> yes, i don't think kelly is going to go anywhere any time soon. trump can't afford to have another chief of staff he loses. the optics are bad. give general kelly a chance. generals are dee vass, we love them but they tell peo

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john kelly was there and wouldn't come up on stage. we'll satisfy how the cultures mesh if at all. >> indira one of the things that people say about this white house is that, okay, maybe john kelly has what it takes to organize the white house or as ron says the information flow to the president and impose some discipline with the staffing and the number of people coming into his office how they call him making appointments all of these things it seems he is able to manage. but as ron says that's baby stuff. and given the agenda and the things that have to be done and the failure of the repeal and obamacare and tax reform does all of this matter? >> i've said it before you cannot clees house for someone who the president thrives on ch and disorder. that's how he likes to run things. we see the apprentice as the external manifestation of the way he runs the business empire. he likes to have rivals ghting, attention. you know his loyalty. this is just the way he likes c reporting today that staffers who are annoyed by john kelly's effort

chief of staff john kelly already on the white house endangered species list? we'll be right back. >>> coming up, "endgame" brought to you by - "once upon a time a little girl learned how to read." her mighty parents kept the adventure going by reading her books that were beyond her skill level. her mind and her imagination grew happily ever after. >>> "endgame," brought to you by boeing. continuing our mission to keck, protect, explore and inspire. >> and we are back. august, of course, brought a whole sea change and the john kelly look at this, he apparently continues with some trump supporters call a purge, if you will. john kelly's pushing out now omarosa because he has denied her access to the president believing she was somebody that was feeding him vibes and roger stone tweeting last night, of course, a political consultant on and off relationship with the president, reporting that longtime trump bodyman keith schiller is leaving the white house. the kelly purge question mark? >> i think general kelly is definitely the chief of staff and he's gaining con

kelly. ( laughter ) some people think it's already over for john kelly. according to one white house adviser, "the kelly era was a bright, shining interlude between failed attempts to right the trump presidency, and it has now come to a close after a short but glorious run." what? how can the john kelly era already be over? give me this, okay? the "time" magazine with his face on it is still on our office coffee table! ( laughter ) see? look, it says "trump's last best hope," dated august 21, 2017-- ( applause ) ( piano riff ) that's-- august-- that's-- that's four days from now! that's four days from now, and he's gone! ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) kelly's time ended before it began. he's some sort of time traveler. ( laughter ) now he just needs to get back into his delorean and go back to a happier time for him, like when he was fighting in iraq. ( laughter ) so, since it is the end, let us take a moment now, and take a fond look back at the john kelly era. >> after weeks of turmoil, general kelly helps to bring discipline to the west wing. >

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chief of staff john kelly already on the white house endangered species list? we'll be right back. >>> coming up, "endgame" brought to you by boeing, continuing before you trash something, see if you can repurpose or reuse it. if not, make a sign or post it online. you'd be surprised what has curb appeal. i'm giving away this sign. you want it? >>> "endgame," brought to you by boeing. continuing our mission to keck, protect, explore and inspire. >> and we are back. august, of course, brought a whole sea change and the john kelly chief of staff reign here. look at this, he apparently continues with some trump supporters call a purge, if you will. john kelly's pushing out now omarosa because he has denied her access to the president believing she was somebody that was stone tweeting last night, of course, a political consultant on and off relationship with the president, reporting that longtime trump bodyman keith schiller is leaving the white house. the kelly purge question mark? >> i think general kelly is definitely the chief of staff and he's gaining control

kelly. ( laughter ) some people think it's already over for john kelly. according to one white house adviser, "the kelly era was a bright, shining interlude between failed attempts to right the trump presidency, and it has now come to a close after a short but glorious run." what? how can the john kelly era already be over? give me this, okay? the "time" magazine with his face on it is still on our office coffee table! ( laughter ) see? look, it says "trump's last best hope," dated august 21, 2017-- ( applause ) ( piano riff ) that's-- august-- that's-- that's four days from now! that's four days from now, and he's gone! ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) began. he's some sort of time traveler. ( laughter ) now he just needs to get back into his delorean and go back to a happier time for him, like when he was fighting in iraq. ( laughter ) so, since it is the end, let us take a moment now, and take a fond look back at the john kelly era. >> after weeks of turmoil, general kelly helps to bring discipline

certainly you can. >> john kelly responded to you after you said that about him. he then put out this statement. this was about a week later. as far as the congressman and other irresponsible members of congress are concerned, they have the luxury of saying what they want as they do nothing and have almost no responsibility. they can call people liars but it would be inappropriate for me to say the same thing back to them. as my blessed mother used to say, empty barrels make the most noise. obviously he was directing that at you. but we've advanced since then. since all of this between you and john kelly, then president trump had the meeting with chuck schumer and nancy pelosi where it sounded like they hatched a deal to protect the d.r.e.a.m.ers. do you think that's going to happen? >> here's what i think. i think that donald trump took an action against 800,000 of our youngest, most vulnerable people, and the american public should understand about the 800. they've been through a security background check, not once, but they have to do it every two years. many o

john kelly was there and wouldn't come up on stage. we'll satisfy how the cultures mesh if at all. >> indira one of the things that people say about this white house is that, okay, maybe john kelly has what it takes to organize the white house or as ron says the information flow to the president and impose some discipline with the staffing and the number of people coming into his office how they call him making appointments all of these things it seems he is able to manage. but as ron says that's baby stuff. and given the agenda and the things that have to be done and the failure of the repeal and obamacare and tax reform does all of this matter? >> i've said it before you cannot clees house for someone who doesn't want their house cleaned. the president thrives on chaos and disorder. that's how he likes to run things. we see the apprentice as the external manifestation of the way he runs the business empire. he likes to have rivals fighting, fighting for his attention. you know his loyalty. this is just the way he likes to do things.

john kelly wouldn't come. that's a very different trump staffer. we'll see how the cultures mesh, if at all. >> one of the things that the people say about this white house is, okay, maybe john kelly has what it takes to organize the white house, or as ron says, the information flow to the president. impose some discipline with the staffing and the number of people who come into his office, how they call him and make appointments. all these things he's able to mana manage. as ron says, that's baby stuff. given the agenda and the things that have to be done and the failure of the repeal of obamacare and tax reform, does all of this matter? >> you cannot clean house for somebody who doesn't want their house cleaned. the president thrived on chaos and disorder. that's the way he likes to run things. you know, we see the "apprentice" as the external manifestation of the way he runs his business empire. he likes to have rivals fighting. fighting for his attention. his loyalty. this is the way he likes to do things. the fact we learned from the reporting

is john kelly getting control of the white house? do we know how much influence he truly has in terms of what's going on there? >> well, in some areas he has certainly exercised significant control over the flow of news to the president, over the president's interactions with various members of his cabinet, with various white house staffers, and also making sure that the president sticks to his message. i mean f you recall those images from the u.n. speech when the president went off script and started talking about rocket man in north korea, you could see the frustration on john kelly's face so i think there's definitely discipline that he's brought not only to the chain of command but also to the president's message. but as we all know, president trump is at the end of the day is going to do what he wants and say what he wants to say. so the president is always going to be unpredictable. >> all right. always good to have both of your voices in the conversation here. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> no food, no water, no power,

. >> we saw the handwriting of that when we looked at john kelly sitting in the wings listening to the speech and john kelly basically bowed his head down and put his forehead in his hands clearly showing exacerbation with what the president has done. what this does is it creates a situation, in a way a show person, p.t. barnum for the skashest show on earth right now. you're getting into a track where the president has to have a show. we're seeing a war of words and personal jibes between the two people that are about, you know, are so consequential that basically millions of people could consequently suffer as a result of the personal enmity between these two people which is a different issue than what north korea is going to escalate its nuclear capacity and ballistic missile capacity which are true threats and do need to be managed and do need to be curtailed. the question is, is president trump's temperament helping to achieve that goal or not. and we saw in johnly's own behavior and those around him that they don't think the president is helping with the diplomacy that they do ne

remember, john kelly is a retired four star general. that's the perspective he brings when he talks about standing for the national anthem, standing up for the flag. the president also took to twitter to dispute some earlier cnn reporter saying it's a total lie that john kelly was ever opposed to the president's decision to bring this up at a rally, but the reality is somewhere in between. look, john kelly is straddling a number of rules here. he's a retired four star general. he lost his son to war, he believes that people should be standing for the national anthem. he's also the chief of staff to the president of the united states. and sources tell us, that he doesn't necessarily believe that this is a war that trump should have waded into. there are so many other issues on the table, whether it's the crisis in puerto rico, health issues. this is an area that the chief of staff views as a distraction sources say, although other officials in the white house believe this is something that is going to blow over, ultimately the president

she asked him for his take on john kelly's role as chief of staff. >> i like john kelly a lot. the best thing to know about john kelly is he is first and foremost a marine. he dedicated his life to public service. committed to whoever is commander-in-chief. and he believes deeply in disprinciple and a chain of commands and a process for decision making and doesn't toll rate chaos very easily. i think he's the right guy to try to get the white house back in order. the real question is whether the president gives him the room to make it changes that will be necessary to improve the operations in the white house. >> when you were running the defense department and cia at omb, there was a very different relationship. and the republicans will say we don't have any participation from the democrats, not on healthcare, not on tax reform. how does the country move forward with such divisiveness. >> maria i think i just touched on one of the fundamental problems we are facing in our democracy. if you ask about national security. one of the big threats to national security is the dysfunct

john kelly was brought into the white house to instill some discipline into this west wing, but we're seeing here, one thing, pam, that john kelly can't control about the president and that's remarks he makes at these rallies when he is his most true self and the things he makes on twitter. he's not the only person who is very frustrated from this. we also heard from lebron james a few minutes ago. listen to what he had to say about the president. >> it's the most powerful position in the world and we are at a time when the most powerful position in the world has an opportunity to bring us closer together as a people and inspire the youth and put the youth at ease on saying that it is okay for me to walk the street and not be judged because of the color of my skin or because of my race, and he has no recollection of that. he doesn't even care. >> reporter: so as you can see, pam, some powerful comments from one of the most famous people in basketball right now and we'll likely hear from press secretary sarah sanders any minute now and she's definitely going to be fielding questions ab

let's watch this. >> john -- where's john? where is he? where is general kelly? get him out here. he's great. he's doing a great job. >> and, ron, john kelly was there. he just refused to go out. >> yeah. look, general kelly is a very serious person. he's not going to be a political prop for donald trump. he's not going to be a rally toy. he's not going to be something sold on the trump website for 40 bucks. you know, he's put his credibility and his career on the line in trying to sort out what's going on in the trump white house, and he's not going to play the kind of games that donald trump likes to play. so we're going to see how long that lasts. whether or not trump is willing to stick with this kind of organization or discipline, as modest as it really is by historical standards, or whether or not even this modest level effort to keep trump somewhat organized is going to fall apart. >> you know, from the day he was named for the job, i was wondering how long will it be before we're doing this segment. and, ron klain, thank you for joining us in the first trump versus john ke

is john kelly in any trouble? has there really been a change at the white house? what's your reporting tell you? >> well, look, i think that, you know, surely the president prefers to be an improviseario. i think you should keep in mind because of john kelly there is now a group of people who can no longer get in to see the president at their whim. and that ticks them off. and it reduces their influence, and they are complaining about it to reporters and others. so part of what you're seeing is an effort to blacken kelly a little bit and put him on his heels by the same people he's pushing out in an effort to restore some order to the white house. just keep that in mind as you're reading some of these reports. >> and while all of this is going on, there is still a russia investigation that's moving forward. i'm afraid, carol, we only have final 30 seconds. but you and our ken dilanian have news on that. >> this is the inma mouse don jr. meeting. we have learned why there is such a focus. the congressional committees have gotten notes to paul manafort, and there ar

calling general john kelly. obviously you don't agree with that. >> no. >> sandra: this is unbelievable. john kelly's response. what class did he show? >> i agree. >> sandra: unbelievable. >> you are not going to find me defending that kind of rhetoric from anybody. >> trish: there is a lot of low blows don't you think. >> i'm so tired. >> trish: no, no, no, no. this is coming specifically from the left. >> no, no, no, no, no. >> trish: you are racist if you vote republican. this was howard dean. >> let us not. >> trish: that's a low blow. that disgrace to the uniform is the same thing. >> i think there are bad actors on both sides. >> katie: there is not a single republican congressman who has said what luis gutierrez said to a general who has not only served his country his entire life but lost his son in combat. >> harris: remember, this is the same party that gave us assassination talk when a certain democrat didn't agree. >> hold on a second. >> harris: she said she didn't agree with where the president was

john kelly knows this coming out of the pentagon. the state department is the sort of stand-alone issue which, by the way, the appropriations committee led by republicans unanimously rejected rex tillerson's budget just last week and added $11 billion. a total of $14 billion if you combine usaid and the state department and rejected the fact that there were drastic budget cuts and personnel cuts, saying they at least have to keep the current level of foreign services officers and personnel. this is when you need the state department, and right now people around the world -- governments around the world are complaining there is no one home, there's no one to talk to. >> the french government and the british government all have a stake in this because many of those islands are under their control, and they, fortunately, those two nations understand the challenges and they've been quick to respond. but it's important for the united states to be a partner as we respond to those challenges. and after all, a lot of people around the world

she asked him for his take on john kelly's role as chief of staff. >> i like john kelly a lot. the best thing to know about john kelly is he is first and foremost a marine. he dedicated his life to public service. committed to whoever is commander-in-chief. and he believes deeply in disprinciple and a chain of commands and a process for decision making and doesn't toll rate chaos very easily. i think he's the right guy to try to get the white house back in order. the real question is whether the president gives him the room to make it changes that will be necessary to improve the operations in the white house. >> when you were running the defense department and cia at omb, there was a very different relationship. and the republicans will say we don't have any participation from the democrats, not on healthcare, not on tax reform. how does the country move forward with such divisiveness. >> maria i think i just touched on one of the fundamental problems we are facing in our democracy. if you ask about national security. one of the big threats to national security is the dysfunct

trump chafs at some of john kelly's moves to restrict access to him. they run counter to trump's love have responsibility night and brashness. the president tweeting today in response, general john kelly is doing a great job as chief of staff. i could not be hamer or more impressed. we've got a lot to get to. joining me at the top of the show. the "washington post," ashley parker, ashley, let me start with you. you have this story in the "washington post." the post and the times both reporting today on this letter. the letter that was not sent detailing the president's rationale for firing the fbi director. the question everybody wants to know about the contents, how much was this original letter aimed at comey and his investigation of trump and trump's world? was it a passing reference? was it more detailed than that? how much does this letter suggest that was on the president's mind? >> sure, so again we haven't seen the letter. we've just spoken about it. our understanding was this letter laid out the president's frustrations and grievances with dir

that made no sense. >> is that what john kelly told you? sen. warner: that was relayed to us. this is part of the challenge that the president does not acknowledge this problem, so we have no government approach on how we preclude this from happening the next election cycle. in my state we have elections this year. our state election board took out one of the machines and decertified it because we were concerned about the ability of russians and/or others to hack into it. >> hacking into the machine itself. sen. warner: the ability -- there was a conference in las vegas a couple of months back when they brought in a lot of voting machines and showed how quickly hackers could penetrate the machines. we have no evidence they penetrated in 2016, but they were in effect rattling the door and we need to be careful going forward. the third thing we know is we have seen -- and again, i have been a protest guide and my background is in the technology field. the social media companies, facebook, twitter, we are asking google as well. at first were very dismissive of the fact their plat

john kelly argues that mr. trump didn't take his time on the paxtonn given that mr. is unlikely to follow through on his threat in the short term given that parts of his state is underwater. that is the threat state attorney generals have given to take up a legal challenge to daca. it is not lost on the president now manyng the program dreamers impacted by hurricane harvey would appear particularly hard-hearted. democrats call us at (202) 748-8000. republicans call us at (202) 748-8001. independents, the line for you is (202) 748-8002. let's go to montgomery, alabama, where we had an independent online. good morning. caller: good morning. i want to comment as far as the illegal immigration. when this country was first started, the europeans came here, and the native americans were already here. i understand it has to be a system of checks and balances. you cannot just allow everyone in at one time, or everything will be destroyed. when the europeans came here, native americans were already here. most of the europeans as a collective stole the native american's land a

the new chief of staff general john kelly has tried to make it more professional. so even ivanka trump and jared kushner have to good through him if they want to see the president unless it's on personal business spot that has shut out a lot of trump's close advisers who kelly has believed may not be a good influence, may be sort of pushing him to tweet something that he shouldn't tweet, giving him information he doesn't need and just generally wasting his time spot that has been a frustration for some of trump's long-time aides. >> real quick, ron. >> yeah. the base being conundrum here is that the president deem down believes he was elected precisely because is he connecticut ventional, because he doesn't follow rules, and he communicates in different ways and is not scripted. the problem is that that style, while effective in in m ways as a kpait candidate, u has been problematic in getting things done, but also in the way the public is perceiving him. they are expecting different things out of a president than a candidate. and as long as he believes that is the

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put the puppy back in my dog. >> martha: developing tonight white house chief of staff john kelly is now firing back at illinois democrat congressman louie gutierrez who took aim at the retired four star general after the white house rescinded daca. gutierrez said this. general kelly is a hypocrite, who is a disgrace to the uniform he used to wear. he has no honor and he should be drummed out of the white house along with the white supremacists and those enabling the president's actions by, quote, just following orders. so now general kelly tells foxnews.com exclusively this with regard to that. as far as the congressman and other irresponsible members of congress are concerned, they have the luxury of saying what they want as they do nothing and as my blessed mother used to say empty barrels make the most noise. joining me now mark thiessen american enterprise institute scholar and richard fowler nationally i syndicated radio host both are fox news contributors. >> good to be with you, martha. >> martha: a lot of those people felt that initial statement from congressman gutierrez wa

kelly, tiene una muy dura y critica opiniÓn de mÉxico. primero, el diario "the new york times" indicÓ que kelly comparo a mÉxico con venezuela seÑalando que estaba al borde del colapso. >> kelly hablÓ, segÚn este periÓdico, en unos tÉrminos apocalÍpticos, que esto es una especie de infierno a punto de colapsarse y usa el tÉrmino venezuela. reportero: hoy el diario mexicano "reforma" va mÁs allá, publicando que el general kelly no solamente considera a mÉxico al borde del colapso sino un estado fallido. >> algo estÁ sucediendo estados unidos, en el gobierno, en washington, en la casa blanca en el sentido de que estÁn, hay mucha animosidad con mÉxico. reportero: lo publicado hoy por el diario "reforma", contradice al secretario de relaciones exteriores de mÉxico luis videgaray que el dÍa de ayer asegurÓ a la agencia reductores que la misma casa blanca habÍa confirmado qque el general john kelly no habÍa dicho que mÉxico estÁ al borde del colapso. >> porque tiene de polÍtica censuran los medios, de hecho mÍ me toca de

it was just john kelly late and he had a phenomenal game other than that one play. an array of mistakes by tennessee but you have to tip your hat to jim mcelwain and his troops because you knew they were going to come in and try to put on a physical presence. they did that early and overcame missteps of their own. a huge win. >> adam: the florida offense everyone was waiting to get a touchdown, feleipe franks connecting with tyrie cleveland. allie laforce with those two after the game. >> allie: congratulations on the finish. what was it like to embrace your teammates and the fans after that. >> undescribable. you grow up waiting for moments like that and when it happens you don't have any word to describe it. thank you to the -- game. awesome experience. >> allie: you stayed so calm on the sidelines. were you calm in the huddle? what were you telling your offense? >> we have to stay poised. god has a plan. he already has it planned. >> allie: there is the track star. tyrie, let me ask you. i saw feleipe had an emotional exchange with coach. everything this team has

john kelly baby. i knew that because i was on the show with lim. >> they're bringing the funnys. that's the name of a hilarious new game show. >> i ghana can only reproduce one month out of the year. >> that's because they suffer from i remember tile dysfunction. >> if that host looks and sound familiar, it's because the ho with the most, john kelly. >> wow, thank you very much young lady. >> you deserve it. >> the extra alarm taking the reign of the theory. >> what is the premises? >> we have six comedians, they come on, we ask them a question and they answer. what do you get whether you mix vodka, rum, teky la, tweet and sour mix together? >> pregnant. >> they get it right they get money. whoever has the most money at the end of the three rounds go on for an additional $5,000. >> so lots of cash for grabs. >> lots of cash. >> butterfly, do not have a brain. >> the pretty ones never do, john. >> what's their all-time favorite game show? >> spin the bottle. >> that's not a game show. >> it was for me. >>> well we are beaming with pride here at "extra" this weekend as a member of

how much of a grip does john kelly va in the west wing and what about trump calling steve bannon from his personal cell phone when kelly is not around? that story just around this break. >>> white house chief of staff john kelly has a new system that's designed to restrict access to the president. the president for his part seems sick of it. in a piece published today the washington post reports that the president continues to call business friends and outside advisers from his personal phone from people who have knowledge of the calls. lawrence, the last time i had you on this program, kelly had just been hired amidst the insane scaramucci scandal and you said the day one test is the scaramucci gets sent packing day one. well called. what do you think of the kelly tenure so far. >> the job is exactly what kelly is trying to define it to be. that's what he's supposed to be the person who controls access to the president. you know, richard nixon militarized this title into chief of staff. before that the job was called the appointments secretary. because appointments, time with the pre