kellyanne conway's husband was on a householdin name. i'll tell you this.you cannot find many pictures of us and our kids online anywhere. never been a instagram, never been onn facebook. that's a wonderful way to communicate i never smiled to be in instagram mom showed the world how happy we are. we just were happy. it is all been very jarring in that way. george and i separately at focus on our careers from got married i was 34 herg was 37 part all fr of our children were born when they were george was in his 40s but we are older and wiser parents and grateful for all of that. text first of all i don't know george. i follow him on twitter i'm one of his followers. i did not george know george. i've known you for a long time. i never got to know george. i knew there wasas a george thee is kellyanne it's patrick and then kelly got conway's and something happened clearly and that something was george. i got the back story on george. george went to law school he is a lawyer like kellyanne conway productive very prestigious firm he was wer

kellyanne conway. i mean there's a lot there that i didn't know you were enduring. just it must it must be gratifying that you're away from. some of that stress but it's also still public. the tweets um george calling the president narcissistic and you're working for the president. you have to get up every day and get to work and your colleagues must be what snickering behind your back. i'm sorry for me face. summer snickering and some weren't working overtime to get the president to get rid of me to bounce me from the white house. i give donald trump a ton of credit president trump for not ever coming to me which he could have and saying kellyanne. we love you. you always be part of this extended political family, but i gotta worry about kim jong-un and vladimir putin. i can't worry about george conway tweets in part because he wasn't worried about george conley suites. he was being the president. he mentioned george to me probably three times. specifically and frankly when you quote the president about george that was also very sparing as opposed to georgia send o

when you look at the poles that kellyanne conway was referring to, one has 13% of americans believe we're headed in the right direction. that's pretty bad performance for joe biden, but here's the interesting thing. you could actually do something about it, but he is playing to the left, the donors in california, new york, donors in boston. what happens is they want the progressive green energy kind of solutions and yet what he can do is fast track drilling in america. they said we have allowed more lead to happen, yes, they have, yet we can lower prices. i talked to a guy the other day, he says i'm having to fill up his truck each and every week and it's a reminder, a constant reminder that somebody could do something about it. in his words, donald trump did do something about it if we get him back in the white house. >> sean: western for both of you. what do democrats do in 2024? >> lose. if they are going to lose. i think donald trump has a better chance of being the republican nominee than joe biden has of being the democratic nominee right now and july of 2022. i've never seen anythi

kellyanne conway who currently chairs the afpi center for the american child moderates the 50 minute conversation.

kellyanne conway, who currently chairs the afpi's center for the american child, moderates the 50-minute conversation. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> good morning.

kellyanne conway and charlie hurt's. well, first lady jill biden with a keep lock

kellyanne conway, thank you. >> this is why amy klobuchar the one to watch. she is the antidote to all of this. she is number four on "the washington post" list. >> jesse: the power rankings, amy is climbing. thank you so much, kellyanne. >> thank you. >> jesse: this just in. joe biden just freed some insurrectionists. we will tell you about it next. ♪ and what's joe been up to at the beach? we sent johnny to delaware to find out. >> have you seen hunter around. >> no. >> he is smoking crack naked. >> no way. ♪ (dad) ohhhhoooo.... (man) woah, woah, woah! no, no, no, no! ugh... (woman) huhhhhg.... (woman) ughh. ohh... (dad) no! ohhhhhh. (man) ugh, ugh, gaaahh. (woman) n, n, n, n... uggggg... (vo) don't worry. you may feel every ding, but your subaru's value won't. the subaru outback has the best resale value in its class. (man) check please. >> jesse: fox news alert. charges have just been dropped against the colbert nine. the group of democrat insurrectionists who worked on the late show and arrested for breaching the capitol building last month. fox news

as kellyanne conway pointed out before come as climate change the most important problem facing the country? if you listen to the media you would come to the conclusion that absolutely it's near the top, but nearly 1% of voters believe climate change is the most important issue, 1%, at the very bottom behind 13 other issues according to a recent you go paul. the disconnect is beyond apparent. when you are at 19% among hispanics and 23% among independent how could you possibly think of running again -- >> sean: you don't understand the philosophy of more pain, more benefit. if they want us to have the pain and they benefit with a radical agenda for that is the plan. congrats on the number one best seller list, joe concha, thank you. earlier today joe biden declared that we are now facing a climate emergency. watch this. >> since congress is not acting as a shed in these guys here are but we are not getting many republican votes, this is an emergency. an emergency. and i will look at it that way. i said last week and i will say it again loud and clear, as president i would use my executive po

kellyanne conway, thank you, joe concha, thank you. while biden suffers more blunders abroad, ask yourself why is biden so hostile to american oil and gas and domestic production? why has he been so soft on american adversaries like china because he's given them our strategic petroleum reserves and he's giving them a pipeline to vladimir putin. why do we need to ask this question? is the biden family compromised in places where hunter and his associates made millions and millions of dollars, like china, ukraine, russia, and others? we have mr. 0-experience doing business all across the globe despite no qualifications, being a, having a proclivity for women of, let's say the night, and he and joe -- guess what, joe biden said over and over again i never talked to hunter one time about my business dealing. well, there he is pictured, guess what, with kazakhstan oligarchs. hunter got money from them. here he and joe pictured with hunter's mexican business partners who hunter excoriated after he gave them all access in the world and wasn't

kellyanne conway good to see you today. thank you for being in "focus." all right. so we're 120 days out. you know i'm counting every day to the mid-term elections. the growing division among democrats is causing some concern. leaders are seeking to quash the public bickering. can they do that? the crisis at the border is very real for people in general. but for this texas congressman -- >> we had to help one woman who was dehydrated and really hurting pretty bad. and the numbers just keep coming. it just keeps coming. an everyday occurrence here and this is why it's an invasion and we have to do something about it. >> harris: representative chip roy another calling it an invasion. he just got back from the border as is in "focus" next. ne, you need to know about the newday 100 cash out loan. it lets you refinance up to 100% of your home's value to take out an average of $60,000 cash. 25% more cash than you get at a bank or credit union. pay big bills, make home improvements, or just have cash on hand in these times of rising prices. veterans get more at newday usa.

kellyanne conway, thank you, joe . thank you. t thankha you.e bid i appreciate it. now, while biden suffersfers more blunders abroad, ask yourself why is biden so hostile to america? in oil and gas and domestic production? why has he beenct so soft on american adversaries like china? because he's given themnd strategic petroleum reserves and he's given a pipeline to vladimir putin. now, whyir do we need to ask ths question? is the biden family compromised in places where hunter and hisas associates made millions and millions dollars likeus china, ukraine, russiasi and others? we have missed a zero d experience doing business all across the globe despite no qualifications being a cracky, w having a proclivity for women. let's say the night. and he and joe, guess what joe biden said over and over again, i never talk to one hundred one time about my business dealing well, there is pictured gas, what with kazakhstan oligarchs who got money from them. and here he and joe pictured with mexican business partners who are excoriatedrs after hean gave them all the access in t

kellyanne conway, ari t fleischer, thanks so much for being with us tonight . nowur let's turn to another majr crisis caused by the biden administration in may. border patrol tallied a record number of migrants encounters two than thirty nine thousand in just one month alone. this the situation is so dire that multiple texas counties listen to this have now formally declared this crisis an invasion. joining a us noww with more is x news contributor sara carter, along with the presidentah c of the national border patrol council, brandon judd. okay, so now what we've got brandon, i'll start with you is that by declaring it an invasion, several of thesehe counties in in texas and i believe in arizona as well, believe that under their constitution that declaringir an invasion allows for the states to then engager in a situation where without the approval of congress, they can make it take it upon themselves to actually handle those hmigrants and return them to mexico. >> what say you ? >> yeah, this clearly showse how bad the state are feeling right now as farth as

kellyanne, conway's here's the deal was also released in may. it was on the new york times bestseller list and currently has sold about 45,000 copies. now by comparison former national security advisor john bolton's 2020 book the room where it happened 680,000 copies as of right now and former fbi director james comey's 2018 book a higher loyalty 625,000 copies as of june 2022 some other notable books by trump administration officials peter navarro in trump time. it was released in 2021 about 80,000 copies of sold mark meadows the former chief of staff wrote a book called the chief's chief. and it was released in 2021 as well about 22,000 copies. former attorney general bill bars one -- thing after another was released after he left office about 64,000 copies so far. and now we should note that politico for its story about these books used npd book scan data that captures about 70% of hardcover sales. and now more on the world of political books with peter osnos founder of public affairs books. well, mr. osnos, you have been in book publishing f

kellyanne, conway's here's the deal was also released in may. it was on the new york times bestseller list and currently has sold about 45,000 copies. now by comparison former national security advisor john bolton's 2020 book the room where it happened 680,000 copies as of right now and former fbi director james comey's 2018 book a higher loyalty 625,000 copies as of june 2022 some other notable books by trump administration officials peter navarro in trump time. it was released in 2021 about 80,000 copies of sold mark meadows the former chief of staff wrote a book called the chief's chief. and it was released in 2021 as well about 22,000 copies. former attorney general bill bars one -- thing after another was released after he left office about 64,000 copies so far. and now we should note that politico for its story about these books used npd book scan data that captures about 70% of hardcover sales. and now more on the world of political books with peter osnos founder of public affairs books. well, mr. osnos, you have been in book publishing f

remember people freaked out when kellyanne conway said this. i don't know about you, but i still believe there is fact or fiction, right and wrong. the question is do they understand the difference? there was a time when we all knew what a man and woman was. >> i'm opening up people to violence by asking what a woman is? >> can you provide a definition for the word woman? >> can i provide a definition? >> yes. >> i can't. >> you can't? >> not in this context. i'm not a biologist. brian: we wall knew at one point what kinds of pronoun would be used as well. laws would be obeyed and officers respected. that's not the case now. see that? the crowd broke away the suspect from the cops. when a military disaster like the evacuation of afghanistan raises you man smuls outrage around the world and in this country and false rejections were met with mass resignations, usually when things like that happen so wrong, instead -- >> the extraordinary success of this mission was due to the incredible skill, and selfless courage of our united states it in. bria

we have kellyanne conway, 4, tulsi gabbard, a i want you to think about this. jealousy is not limited to humans. even dogs can't handle competition. take a look. >> you are a good girl. good. hey, sadie. >> so, after watching his owner pet a stuffed animal for about one second too many, the agitated golden retriever rips the stuffed animal away from its owner in a jealous rage, even though is he a great sharer he is still very adorable. i hope you enjoy that. i thought it was historic hysterical. >> jesse: don't share like greg's woman. >> harold: first black gm man named mike greer was named. congratulations to him. he played 14 seasons hl. played for the oilers and washington caps. worked for rangers as assistant coach. he has his work cut out for him though. three years they haven't been in the playoffs so good luck to them. congrats. >> jesse: you say dude? >> harold: i did. >> jesse: harold ford jr. >> kayleigh: i brought my daughter to work. she discovered the greg gutfeld parts and basically stage work for your show. she discovered the monkey she loved i

kellyanne conway, former trump advisor, hello to both of you. mark i begin this time. i took that comment is a direct reference to the supreme court decision in the past two weeks. what did you hear? >> i think it obviously was a nice site for the supreme court suggesting the supreme court was removing constitutional rights to say that on independence day when the country declared inalienable rights of people against the tyranny in great britain. look, i thought it was a weird message. in the month of top gun nor a bit of a return to basic patriotism. i think it could've been more upbeat and yet still made some reference to the court, but not made it really has central message. >> bill: great film by the way go see it. i know kelly and has seen it. i've been trying to read between the lines on the polling that's been done the roe v. wade decision came out. the ones that i've seen so overwhelmingly reflect on the economy and inflation in the issue of abortion is weighed on the list. what do you find so far on that? >> there's no no question that pro-lifers and pro-choic

. >> dana: former trump advisor kellyanne conway standing by. first mark meredith live at the white house. >> good morning to you. the white house says it is not focused on polling, interest groups and lawmakers running for reelection sure are. as you talked about the recent polling shows the president is facing political head winds here. he insists the country is in better shape than when he took office. "the new york times" says it its latest survey 64% of the potential democratic primary voters would choose someone other than joe biden as their party's nominee in 2024. the times also found once again a biden versus trump biden would lead but just within the margin of error making the race a potential toss-up. speculation has been growing in recent weeks some democrats may try to challenge the president for the nomination next time around. president biden insists he will be the nominee and already ready for another campaign. listen to what he told abc back in december. >> president biden: if i'm in the health i'm in now, if i'm in good health,

joining us now is kellyanne conway. never too early to start thinking about new hampshire, kellyanne. here is the poll here. new hampshire, number of democrats that don't want biden to run again only 74% said no. that's a huge number for an incoming president even before a mid-term. >> it's a huge number. the poll of democrats and independents in new hampshire was taken while president biden was fighting covid. members of his own party are trying to haunt and taunt him too much these days. i don't know why they are trying to weaken our president and leader of their party. they must also see what "the new york times" and some of the other polls are something which people just don't have confidence in joe biden's leadership. guess who doesn't register on the poll of five? his vice president, kamala harris. normally that's the president in waiting and she does not register. she is doing worse than biden when it comes to poll position and favorability. that poll in new hampshire you are citing. biden's net favorable is plus

kellyanne conway think she knows why. here is the explanation. >> i think there's a a huge disconnect between the democratic candidates right now and what the voters i think they can for some reason, the democratic candidates believe they can tell the voter is not important at the peak voters have a way of telling candidates and parties with reported it is a bigger one thing that really strikes me as these candidates, including john federman, including tim ryan in ohio, they don't want joe biden campaigning with. they're pretty critical of the democratic policies and in the case of john ryan at least, the tactics of spending all this money and republican primaries. one thing i'll say is at this point in 2018, donald trump was under order in his approval and 24 states. joe biden and 44 states. harris was my criminal justice that is not worth. it's remarkable to see a president and vice president at work and embraced by the democratic candidates. >> todd: did you see the abcs the view showing an on-air apology after delinki

. >> kellyanne conway, best selling author, you've been in the corporate leaders, nonprofits, in the limelight and spotlight, but a

>> dana: kellyanne conway was on the show earlier talking about this poll. do you have that sound bite, controller? and you play kelly and for us thank you. >> plus 19% among democrats and independents in new hampshire. first primary state. if he starts taking on water in his own party and is going to face not just headwinds and poll but primary challenger with his open party, that spells trouble. >> dana: what is interesting, kennedy, we were not able to get to but we will now that poll in new hampshire, the top five democrats kamala harris was not in the top five. >> kennedy: she came in number t a success in terms of secretary -ship them at the least awful of all of them. he's done a bad job and completely deleted. in ia, real solutions other than to tell poor people to spend $70,000 on an electric vehicle that they can afford and somehow gas won't be a problem for them going into that, somehow, he is beating the president. i asked bret baier, when do we reach critical mass which mark there has to be people in his inner circle and he's been ther. what doe

you have larry kudlow, kellyanne conway and multiple members of congress. kevin mccarthy is here. this is a situation that donald trump is looking to mount a 2024 bid. when you look at the fact he has a war chest of more than $100 million and standing in the heart of washington d.c. he very much has an alliance built up around him here. you asked about policy and the question is to what extent does he address the investigations into him. when i asked a spokesman for the former president he said the former president intends to talk about public safety. to give them the due saying quote president trump sees a nation in did e klein risen by rising crime under democrat policies and highlight the policy failures of democrat while laying out an american first vision for public safety. he is delivering the eight blocks from the department of justice headquarters and two of the other attendees were the secretary of state candidates mark finchum and one from michigan and both folks that called for the desert if i case of the 2020 elections. frankly, in the american political system there's

to kellyanne conway, he said earlier this week, and here is the quote for him, even if trump truly believed there had been election fraud, he wasn't entitled to unleash a mob on the capital or to intimidate his vice president or congress to violate duties or have a funny electrical certificate sent to washington. his irrational belief that the election outcome was wrong would not negate his criminal intent. do you agree, jill, that assessment by george conway? again, intent is a critical part of any prosecution by the doj. >> intent is important, but i agree with george conway. first of all, i think intent has been proven now beyond a reasonable doubt. there is also the willful ignorance standard, which is clearly satisfied here. you cannot just bury your head in the sand and say i don't like what i'm hearing so i'm going to ignore it. but i think just, again, cassidy hutchinson laid out that he knew the crowd was armed he knew they were dangerous, but he knew they wouldn't hurt him. they knew he might hurt someone, but he didn't care, and he said to them, go to the capital, march and fight

former senior advisor, kellyanne conway. you watch today this president the power not humiliated and embarrassed how weak our president was questioned after getting threatened by him? i wouldn't put up with after five seconds and i'll tell you us wouldn't have put up with it. a guy by the name of donald j. trump. he wouldn't take that speed 21 from anybody. >> the problem i think sean is don't know that president biden knows what our policy is vis-a-vis china. back in may, you'll recall he was asked if he would use military force to defend taiwan. since the 1970s, as you know, since the nixon-kissinger days, we have had a policy of one china. chinese government in beijing. taiwan is part of china. what we have said is we have strategic ambiguity. we have hinted that if china would try to take taiwan by force, the united states would intervene but now i don't know what our policy is. that's what the problem is. it leads to confusion. confusion leads to peril. the tenor and tone of the remarks, i don't know. i don't like commu

kellyanne conway and charlie hurt's. well, first lady jill biden with a keep lock with backlash over comments about she had inclusivity. a speech to progressive hispanic voters in san antonio called latinx event. watch. >> role helped build this organization with the understanding that the diversity of this community as distinct as the bodega lewis of the bronx and the beautiful blossom of miami and unique as the breakfast tacos here in san antonio. [applause] is your strength. >> harris: kayleigh, she didn't practice. i'm afraid if she did. [laughter] and hispanic journalist fired back with this. nha encourages the first lady and communications team to take time to better understand the complexity of our people and communities. we are not tacos. our heritage as latinos is shaped by various historic cultures and food traditions. do not reduce us to stereotypes. the first lady's team has since apologized and said this, "her words were pure admiration and love for the latino community not to mention what she likes to eat.

senators, senator cruz, kellyanne conway was speaking. this is very much a gathering here of trump allies as the republican party works its way in towards not only the 2022 midterms but also the 2024 presidential nomination period. >> this is all against the context of the january 6 hearings. we had more information in the final hearing for now until september was last thursday night. susan page, you have new polling from usa today. it's not having an impact on republican voters. >> yes, andrea. we just posted this new survey. what it shows is that these hears have been explosive and historic. but they are mostly reinforcing the views that voters already hold about january 6 and about president trump. 69% of republicans say it hasn't changed their views at all. of those who say it has changed their views, they are more likely to say it made they think the event was less serious rather than more serious. it doesn't mean the hearings aren't important or historic. it doesn't mean those looking for some big impact on the november midterms, no

there are people like kellyanne conway. how was the reporting during the administration? >> yeah. the trump hotel, where it was open for business. maybe five years. it was through 2021. it was really the center of washington in the early trump years. it was between the white house and capitol hill. you would have republican members, republican senators. they were coming through there. white house officials were there. journalists would hang out there to. i would see a lot of my colleagues. we could pick up all kinds of stuff. anyone who wanted to please the boss would sort of be seen at the trump hotel. they would spend a lot of money. the president would be pleased when the president and his people were spending money at his office. there is a side hustle right down the street. i would hang out there a lot. trump himself would come in. he would go to dinner at one place and washington. he would go to the trump hotel. he would get a 40 ounce tomahawk steak, shrimp cocktail, french fries. he would have a diet coke and java cake for dessert. same thing every time. he would come in a

kellyanne conway who currently chairs the afpi center for the american child moderates the 50 minute conversation. [applause] ms. conway: good morning. [applause] good morning, afpi and thank you for joining us. we are here to talk about the forgotten child. much has been made of the forgotten man and the forgotten woman. we are here to try to identify solutions to the many challenges and problems facing america's children with particular emphasis today on education. ladies and gentlemen, everyone lived through the pandemic and screen time and school time. i can tell you i have never met a single mother in this country who has said -- you know what my daughter needs more of? her phone. [laughter] you know what would really help my son learn? staring at the computer all day. people bought into that from march through june, 2020 at the height of the pandemic and then we had a pretty good summer. and then all of a sudden, we were told, in many states and jurisdictions that kids were going to start online again for the second school year. and the net effects of that, the consequences of

conway. am i wrong? is he can be the new anointed one? i would bet a lot of money that i'm correct. >> sean i sure hope so. the only difference between him and joe biden and gavin newsom is that he could do a full 30 minutes on the palatine bike. retired about border versus a surfboard or policy is the same. you're both socialists. they both don't like dealing with kamala harris. i think the age difference is irrelevant when you talk about the policy similarities. everything woke joe biden is trying to do in washington, d.c., with democratic rule, gavin newsom has ever tried to do or has succeeded in doing and awoke one party democratic rule in california. what is his greatest export? he is against oil and gas. is against fracking in california. he of course open hollywood before you opened your children's schools in california. you pointed out quite cogently all the hypocrisy and the hubris that is marked his career by the way sean people snow all across the country gavin newsom selected car

kellyanne conway who currently chairs the afp eye center for the american child, moderates the 50 minute conversation. [background noises] [inaudible] [applause] good morning. good morning, thank you for joining us. we are here to talk about the forgotten child, much has been made for the forgotten man and forgotten woman, we are here to identify solutions to the many challenges and problems facing america's children. with particular emphasis today on education. ladies and gentlemen, everyone lived through the pandemic and screen time for school time. but i can tell you, i've never met a single mother in this entire country who has said didn't help my daughter needs more of? her phone. jenness would really help my son learned, staring at a computer all day. and so people tapped into that from march to june of 2020 the beginning of the height of the pandemic. that we all had a pretty good summer. and then all the sudden we were told in many states inin many jurisdictions the kids are going to start online again for the second school year. and the net effects of that, the consequences of t

kellyanne conway, who currently chairs the afpi's center for the american child, moderates the 50-minute conversation. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> good morning. [applause] >> good morning, afp if i. thank you for joining us -- afpi.in we're here to talk about the forgotten child. much has been made of the forgotten man and forgotten woman, and we're here to identify solutions to the many challenges and problems facing america's children. with particular emphasis today on education. ladies and gentlemen, everyone lived through the the pandemic and screen time as school time. but i can tell you i never met a single mother in entire country who has said you know what my daughter needs more of? her phone. [laughter] you know what would really help my son learn? staring at a computer all day. and so people bought into that from march to june of 2020, at the beginning of height of the pandemic, at the beginning, and then we all had a pretty good summer. and then all of a sudden we were told in many states and jurisdictionsju the kids are gog to start online again for

kellyanne conway says the failures of this white was impossible to ignore. >> cutting loose biden and harris, and look, the conspiracy or not the force of these. the democrats and liberals and biden and harris and the rest of them have always used as a stalking horse blaming that for that one. they can't do it anymore. >> good morning, mark. >> good morning. >> polls for the economy ahead of mine for voters. president biden knows he cannot avoid the topic. on wednesday, i was in cleveland, ohio, is plan passed congress last year. the president telling the crowd the economy has improved since the crop years but he admits admiration is a real problem americans face today. >> president biden: we got a long way to go because of inflation because of -- i call it the putin tax increase. all that great he is keeping from being able to get to the market. now i'm fighting to like to lower the cost of thing that you talk about around your kitchen table. >> two high-profile book i democrat was in from the president pete, both the democrat running for governor and senator in this wednesday chose

kellyanne conway told us so last night. >> actually have to put kamala up there with newsom because apparent live she is reaching out to donors as well. gavin newsom and kamala harris reaching out to donors. cnbc.com. tricky. >> jesse: wow that is big news. that is some real serious back stabbing. that's right. kamala is reportedly in touch with massively wealthy donors like have a nessie geddy. the geddy fortune and lauren powell jobs. you remember her as the wife of the late steve jobs. a lot of cabbage. well, what do you think they are talking about, the weather? no, kamala is suring up commitments and good nightly preparing her own private little war chest. and we're also hearing a wall street executive who used to fund raise for biden is now in cahoots with both newsom and harris. this is stunning. what kind of boss would tolerate this kind of dissent in the ranks? this is like johnny going behind my back trying to steal my show, calling my agent, measuring my office for belisario style remodel. i won't stand for that so, johnny, if you are listening, know, this if you pull any funny bu

. >> all right, mark meadows, kellyanne conway, thank you both. now with biden's failures more and more undeniable, democrats more desperate than ever to distract the american people with their one sided january six committee show trial. now, we confirmed that on january 4th, 2020 one in meeting in the oval office, the president requested up to 20 thousand national guard troops be made available for security at the capitol as the law requires. four of the five individuals in that meeting have confirmed it on camera to testify to that fact before the committee. the committee's never played that for the american people. and remember biden's inspector general for the department of defense, they did a long investigation into trump's dodie's and their response to january six . they not only found no wrongdoing, they said they did everything right. a key revelation page thirty one of the after action report. it finds that on january 5th, president trump stressed the need to ensure a safe event from the report. quote, mr. miller, he was the acting secret

conway and sanders. it's interesting to see whether or not trump can actually get past the election and those grievances and focus on that as well. >> kristen, thank you for that. >>> here's a little more of what president biden had to say in his speech. >> can be pro-insurrection and pro-cop, you can't be pro insurrection and pro democracy. you cannen parole-insurrection and pro-american. joining us cnn political analyst john avlon. that sounds like an interesting platform that the democrats could lean into, john? >> yeah, stated clearly, succinctly, it has the added virtue of being true. that's one of the things as people thought about the trump comeback, let's not focus on the past, let's talk about the fight. no, if you're backing donald trump's political re-emergence, you're objectively pro-resurgence, and that doesn't give up. or the constitution. >> or i back the blue. >> yeah. >> i mean, this wasn a transformation that didn't happen overnight a party of lawlessness and chaos. trump conditioned th

some of those were in fundamental rallies because of kellyanne conway. some of them were in michigan, wisconsin and were really cold rather. there was one i recount in nebraska where like a third of a bunch of them taken to the hospital with frostbite other issues because theybeen out in the cold for so long . these people were packed . they were chanting we love you and they were waiting in line for hours and hours to come into the rally. meanwhile by then if you were lucky at an event, they were driving events. i went to a bunch of them you probably did too . they, they want that high energy and it looked like one day i was leading a national movement and one guy was barely campaigning . maybe all of it was because of the pandemic and one candidate cared about the spread of the probate and one didn't. but you know, they look out of that and said how could you lose? how could this be a losing campaign? there was trump on the road to grand rapids for the very last campaign rally of 20/20. and on the plane,there's asked everybody okay, any final predictio