this is what nikki haley needs to survive. she knows she has a long political future ahead, she cannot do that without being on trump's side. she's solidified her place by doing this. it's extraordinary. >> to piggyback on your point. you wrote about -- you're still reading this book, and you wrote this. with varying degrees of subtlety, his loyalty is less to trump the man than to the voters who made him president. why do you say that. how does she make that point? >> she makes that point by talking about her hometown where her parents moved as immigrants from india in 1969. she was born there, she understands the people, a town of about 2500 at that time. the real america is what she calls them. people who have been forgotten by washington, new york, and los angeles and the media, and people who have been left behind. which is what we heard from president trump. reminiscent of another figure from the populous republican ranks. sarah palin who in 2010 endorsed nikki haley as a candidate at that time for governor in south caro

ben, nikki haley, loyal ambassador to the united nations. it was very clear that the state department was not all that comfortable with her because she was not, they thought, as well qualified for that post as she should have been, but she was a former well-regarded governor of south carolina. now if she's going to be a candidate in 2024 or in 2020, get added to the ticket in some way, what else is going on for her to be coming out so supportive of president trump when he's at his most embattled? >> first of all,it's interesting what we're not talking about. she was ambassador of the u.n. for a little less than two years. we're not talking about their foreign policy record. we're talking about this kind of reality show. it should be concerning to people that the secretary of state and white house chief of staff seemed to think that the president of the united states was some kind of danger to the country because he was so unfit for office. what we've seen from nikki haley for the last several years is this evideffort to calibrate he public i

also, nikki haley has more to say. the former ambassador continues her back-and-forth with rex tillerson over her claim that he and john kelly tried to undermine president trump. she's raises new eyebrows with comments about vice president mike pence. >>> right now, a live look at hundreds of protesters who have gathered outside the supreme court as the justices take up the future of the daca program, what it could mean for the nearly 8 o 0 /* /- -- 800,000 undocumented young people living in the country. let's start with the action also in washington, d.c., lawmakers preparing for an historic day. that is not hyperbole. that's not an exaggeration or overstatement. msnbc's garrett haake is live on capitol hill, just the third time in modern american history that a president faced public impeachment proceedings, garrett. what are lawmakers doing today to get ready for it? what can the american people expect tomorrow? >> reporter: for most of these lawmakers, this is the most consequential thing they'll be a part of in t

nikki haley is right. people were pushing back on the president's worst instincts when everybody inside the white house, including nikki haley, nikki haley especially knew that donald j. trump was not up to being commander in chief. and without help, he was going to get a lot of people killed. >> yeah, this, joe, is revisionist history here, because nikki haley, when she was serving as u.n. ambassador, also internally opposed many of the policies the president was advancing. she was there along with secretary mattis, john kelly, rex tillerson and others in opposing, for example, the way the president was taking us to the brink of a nuclear conflict with north korea, amping up the rhetoric and taking us nearly to a situation which john kelly has told people we nearly got ourselves into a nuclear tit-for-tat with the north koreans. this is her time to realign herself with what she perceives as a base in her own party, kind of a finger in the wind strategy, to sell books but also to say, hey, mr. president, i

ambassador, nikki haley. according to her former secretary of state rex tillerson and the white house chief of staff at the time, john kelly, tried to undermine, ignore and circumvent the president when they served in the administration. the "washington post" obtained a copy of the book, quoting, kelly and tillerson confided in me when they were resisting the president, they weren't being insubordinate, trying to save the country. it was their decisions that were in this best interest of america, they said. the president didn't know what he was doing. with us, covers foreign affairs for the "wall street journal" and you covered nikki haley's tenure. there was an interesting response this morning and i want to pull it up from john kelly. he basically said if providing the best and most open legal and ethical staffing advice from across the government so he could make an informed decision is working against trump, kelly says, then guilty as charged. that's not a denial of what happened here. how do you read tha

what's the nikki haley play here? >> well, first of all, you can certainly understand why donald trump likes to see her out there for him. she's by far and away the most articulate and likeable of his surrogate speakers. one has to wonder whether she's also auditioning to become secretary of state after 2020 or perhaps even more looking down the road toward 2024. she's the kind of candidate republicans like, would very much like to have at the top of the ticket. what had been interesting about her is she's made this journey from sort of a republican mainstreamer to a trumper. she was very, very -- you know, she -- her critics would say she was in trump's pocket throughout this interview today and in the book itself. >> let me ask you about this, because really the key revelation of this book was -- let's forget nikki haley's own political ambitions. two senior officials in trump's administration, the secretary of state and chief of staff were concerned, according to her account, that the president was endangering u.s.

and i think nikki haley is among them. the argument she's making is the exact same argument that kellyanne conway made on "state of the union" last week and fox news sunday last week. it's a bogus, b.s. argument, because, yes, the aid didn't flow, and that is because after holding the money up all summer long, donald trump finally released the money after the inspector general alerted the house intel committee, so they were covering their tracks, trying to prevent what happened from happening, and the ukrainian president zielinski was actually prepared to go and hold a -- do an interview and announce he was investigating biden. basically what nikki haley is saying, we can't impeach him because it was attempted extortion or attempted bribery. >> well, we've been -- >> which is what we've been hearing from a number of republicans. and i mean, you know, making so much sense, she can be like, it's politics baby, and back to your cake and eating it too, i'm sure she's sharpening up her elbows, maybe for 2024. what do you think

with begin with aambassadorer u nikki haley. in her new book being released tuesday, nikki haley asserts that former secretary of state rex tillerson and former white house chief of staff john kelly attempted to recruit her to work around the president in an effort to save the country, according to the "washington post." haley writes in her book, kelly and tillerson confided in me that when they resisted the president, they weren't being insubordinate, they were trying to save the country. it was in their

she pressed nikki haley on that. you heard nikki haley express that she wasn't comfortable with the way that phone call played out but she tried to put the focus on the fact that there was no explicit tit for tat in that phone call laid out explicitly by president trump. that echoes republican talking points that were distributed overnight, our colleague geoff bennett was able to obtain those talking points. nikki haley made note of the fact that, as you say, the president of ukraine indicates he didn't feel pressured and that ultimately the aid was given. but democrats are going to point to the fact that a number of these officials who will testify in public starting tomorrow are going to say that they weren't comfortable and that they did feel as though aid was being held up, and a white house visit also, in exchange for investigating the bidens. >> nikki haley was ignoring the fact that at the time of that phone call, the aid had not been given, it was released after the whistle-blower. the legal point here is als

also, nikki haley has more to say. the former ambassador continues her back-and-forth with rex tillerson over her claim that he and john kelly tried to undermine president trump. she's raises new eyebrows with comments about vice president mike pence. >>> right now, a live look at hundreds of protesters who have gathered outside the supreme court as the justices take up the future of the daca program, what it could mean for the nearly 8 o

go nikki haley said that today. nikki haley said that. she thought it was inappropriate. >> martha: she did say that. thank you very much. good to see you, congressman swalwell. thank you for being here. here now, as after mention, eric trump, executive vice president of the trump organization. i want to ask you some challenging questions as well. your dad asked this president zelensky of ukraine to look into the bidens, and very specifically. in fact, on a call that we learned about today, this is what was said by bill taylor. listen to this. >> in the presence of my stuff, at a restaurant, ambassador sondland called president trump and told him of his meetings and key have played a member of my staff asked ambassador sondland what president trump thought about ukraine. ambassador sondland responded that president trump cares more about the investigations of biden, which giuliani was pressing for. >> martha: welcome, first of all. what is your reaction? >> first of all, as an american, i do want to know about the corruption of the bidens

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and the latest book making headlines comes from nikki haley, former ambassador to the u.n. and woman who just captured james bond. ( laughter ) and she's not holding back. >> in her memoir out this week nikki haley takes on former secretary of state rex tillerson and former white house chief of staff john kelly claiming the two men undermined and ignored president trump from inside the white house. she writes -- >> they should have been saying that to the president, not asking me to join them on their side bar plan to undermine a president is really a very dangerous thing. >> trevor: okay. this is a bombshell i did not expect. rex tillerson and general kelly were resist trump in the white house? that is shocking! although it does explain why they were wearing those pussy hats, but, still, i mean, this is big news, because this book basically makes it sound like two of trump's top officials were constantly trying to stop trump from causing trouble or getting into trouble. you know it's like that thing parents do when they swap a real thing with a toy from their baby, you kno

this involves nikki haley turned u.n. ambassador whose most remarkable achievement may have been escaping the trump administration without being whacked by the president or wearing a wire for the feds. it's usually blood in blood out for the trump surveillance visors. she appeared to promote her b k book. to her credit ambassador hailey is not trying to have it both ways. when you say trump, she says train. doesn't matter what the question is. >> did you think he was a truthful person? >> yes. he was truthful, he listened and he was great to work with. >> wow, trump? truthful? huh? great to work with? a listener? who is this man she speaks of? i'd swipe right on him. before we even address the president's inability to lie -- i mean, if i was on tinder, which i'm not. before we address the president's inability to lie, a super power that apparently only nikki haley can see, let's address the good listener part. have you ever seen him at a cabinet meeting sitting there with his arms crossed? he looks like a guy who wished h

>> -- to put nikki haley on the picket. because he has an enormous problem with suburban women in particular. he's entirely tractinsactional. when you look at the politics of it, she would serve his immediate political interests in a way that pence can't. i would suggest that he's going to be gone and she'll be in. and think this book's about that. >> and she does in the book hug closely president trump saying i'm the one who backed him getting out of the paris climate accords, getting out of the iran nuclear deal and on and on and on. so let's turn to some democratic politics. a new pin quinnipiac poll out of new hampshire shows former vice president joe biden narrowly leading the field at 20% support. senator elizabeth warren is at 16%. mayor pete buttigieg is at 15% and senator bernie sanders has 14% support. what do you see in this report that's reflective of iowa last week. you have four in this cluster up at the top, slightly different order. >> i see a wide open race. i see pete buttigieg peaking at the exactly the r

now what are nikki haley's motivations? i think we've cover that here. >> i guess we'll have to take a break. but it is kind of remarkable how she more than i think anybody else who worked for him and has left has walked that delicate almost invisible line of supporting him and criticizing him in a gentle enough way that she maintains credibility. on that note, we're going to take a quick break. and the list keeps growing. another republican congressman announced today that he is not running for reelection, but what is really going on with this gop exodus. we'll talk about that next. there's a company that's talked to even more real people than me: jd power. 448,134 to be exact. they answered 410 questions in 8 categories about vehicle quality. and when they were done, chevy earned more j.d. power quality awards across cars, trucks and suvs than any other brand over the last four years. so on behalf of chevrolet, i want to say "thank you, real people." you're welcome. we're gonna need a bigger room. this piece is talking ye

nikki haley, you actually served in the legislature. is that correct? >> i did. what's interesting is my mom started a business from scratch and a few years into her business her accountant was going to leave and she needed to train someone and finally a few days before she left she said i'm getting concerned, we don't have someone to train and i happen to be walking by and my mom grabbed my arm and said train her, she can do it. she said but she's 13 and she said s train her, she will do i. so, at 13 i was balancing the bank account, writing out the checks, making sure we were doing bank despises-- deposits, the whole bit and it wasn't until i got to college that i realized that was not normal. now i totally realize that was child labor, but through that process i developed a love of numbers and the fact that numbers tell a story and every problem can be fixed by moving the numbers around.d. ended up graduating with a degree in accounting from clemson university-- go tigers. then i went on to the corporate world and got tired of workin

today on the haley briefing, dana perino asked nikki haley about her vp aspirations. watch. speak of the vice president and the president are great to get together. they are solid. it's solid enough that they are going to win together. it there is no truth whatsoever that i would ever come in anyway, look to get that position. >> this isn't the first time haley has knocks down the political prognosticators. i cannot august, she tweeted, enough of the false rumors, vice president pence has been a dear friend of mine for years, he has been an loyal and trustworthy vp to the president, he has my complete support. that said, nikki haley is widely considered a very likely candidate to run for higher office. that may come up tomorrow when martha interviews nikki haley on the story. >> martha: we are looking ahead forward to having her here tomorrow night to react all the impeachment hearings and to talk about her look in all of that as great trays trace, thank you very much. coming up next, you know it is, it's freezing outside today and that song just got a need to make over. ♪

this involves nikki haley turned u.n. ambassador whose most remarkable accomplishment might have been getting away from the preside president. female voters continue to run away from the president. to her credit ambassador hailey is not trying to have it both ways. when you say trump, she says train. >> did you think he was a truthful person? >> yes. he was truthful, he listened and he was great to work with. >> wow, trump? truthful? great to work with? a listener? who is this man she speaks of? i'd swipe right on him. i mean, if i was on tinder, which i'm not. before we address the president's inability to lie, a super power that apparently only nikki haley can see, let's address the good listener part. have you ever seen him at a cabinet meeting sitting there with his arms crossed, he looks like a guy who wished he had some meatloaf in front of him. just about everyone who has fled this white house has commented on the president's short attention span and lack of interest in reading or listening to long, detailed briefi

nikki haley is 100% exactly right. the president has a right to surround himself with the people that he wants and they have a responsibility to either support his policies or resign. look, he's the only elected person. nobody elected rex to anything. i think his problem was that he arrogantly thought that he was going to run foreign policy. no, mr. rex tillerson, you are not on the ballot. trump was. thank goodness that she had an understanding of the functioning of foreign policy under president. i'm disappointed. i love john kelly. what a great man, a great hatred. earning those four stars on his shoulder. but h if he has issues with the president, he said his peace. if he can to live with that, he can resign. he can't undermine the preside president. >> martha: he said that he was providing the president with the best and the most open, legal and staffing advice so that he could make an informed decision. he said that if that is working against trump, then guilty as charged. >> mike: that's not quite accurate, thou

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ambassador to the united nations nikki haley. she said former chief of staff john kelly and rex tillerson attempted to recruit her to undermine the president. haley writes in her book kelly and tillerson confided in me when they resisted the president they weren't being insubordinate, they were trying to save the country. it was their decisions, not the president's, that were in the best interest of america, they said. the president didn't know what he was doing. joining me now is anthony scaramucci, former white house communications director. i think there are two things going on, nikki haley makes clear she wouldn't work with those two men to subvert the will of the president. there's that, but there's also the notice two senior officials including the secretary of state, according to nikki haley, thought the president was a danger to america. >> yeah. well, there's a lot going on there. i think the first thing you say is obviously i'm a governor haley fan or ambassador haley fan. she has a difference of opinion on this than i

here's more of what nikki haley told cbs. >> it absolutely happened. and instead of saying that to me, they should have been saying that to the president. not asking me to join them on their sidebar plan. it should have been go tell the president what your differences are and quit if you don't like what he's doing. but to undermine a president is really a very dangerous thing. and it goes against the constitution and it goes against what the american people want. and it was offensive. >> joining me now is washington post white house reporter ann garan. ann, i want to read a piece from your article in which you quote nikki haley when she's asked about running for president and she says i'm not even thinking that way. i'm thinking more of we need to do all we can to get the president re-elected and then from there, deciding how i will use the power of my voice. i think that's what a lot of people are wondering about. the choice nikki haley has used because she does have some voice in my lighting this issue that tillerson and kelly, she says, were trying

it's one in which nikki haley says almost no one would speak truth to power. almost no one was telling the president when she was wrong. she says after his zradisastrou news conference with vladimir putin, she went to him and said, that was a mistake, you should have done that, and he told her that no one had told him it was a bad news conference. >> fascinating. one thing that this kind of gets to, kind of nikki haley reemerging, if you will, is something i've wondered for a while. she seems to be -- and tell me if there's another, the singular figure in the trump presidency that's been able to speak out publicly, break from the president on certain issues, but also leave the administration with his fall endorsement. and still today, having it, still. how do -- have you landed on why -- why that is? >> you know, i don't think -- i can't come up with another example of either, of someone who has been able to resign, got an oval office sendoff. she wasn't dismissed in a derisive tweet. and yet managed to also declare her independence, at least on some issues. n

in this ca nikki haley was wrong to put it in a book. even if there were conversations like this and i suspect maybe she's telling the truth, i have no reason to doubt her, it is not the kind of things you want to talk about but yes, people should have the courage to speak truth to power and accept the consequences of doing that. that's one thing that every president should respect and expect. i would think they would respect the people to tell the truth to power and the president should say i expect you to tell the truth to power. i am not sure donald trump does that. that's in my experience. >> so if he does not do that. because we sort of heard that he does not do that. he does not let people say what he wants to say. if tillerson and kelly had real concerns. the president is not going to listen to them. were they doing the wrong thing by talking to nikki haley about it? >> i am hoping rex tillerson and john kelly did have the courage to speak truth to power. >> they should speak direct. i am concerned of what you are doing mr. presid

ambassador nikki haley is accusing two former senior administration officials of trying to undermine president trump in an effort to "save the country." rex tillerson and former white house chief of staff john kelly try to recruit her to help. according to haley, taylo even d that "people would die" of president trump went unchecked. >> they should have been saying that to the president instead of asking me to join them on their sidebar plan. quit if you don't like what he's doing. but to undermine our president is really a very dangerous thing and it goes against the constitution and against what the american people want. >> harris: general kelly responded in a statement to cbs, saying "if by resistance installing, she means putting a process in place to make sure the president knew all the pros and cons of a policy decisions we ca so we can make an informed decision, guilty as charge." >> joey: when i say it's hard for me, it's hard for me to believe it but it's hard for me to accept that this is true. one thing i wish is that they would just stop. they are not very informative in

what nikki haley said is well, he didn't succeed. he didn't get away with it, which is a terrible argument. that's like saying well, i tried to shoot and kill the guy. i missed. therefore no harm, no foul. that argument doesn't work too well in court. the crime is called attempt. it's called solicitation. it's called conspiracy. >> right. >> there are any number of ways to put it. and ari, as you have said and written so eloquently in "the washington post," bribery is one of two offenses that the founders actually put in the constitution as a high crime and misdemeanor. so i don't think this argument is going anywhere. >> believe me, sir, when i was in law school, the idea that you would mention any of my legal writing would be beyond my capacity to imagine. it's very nice of you to say. viewers may recall because i've discussed it and i did a piece on tv off that piece. but we are seeing as i reported a lot of people digging into the bribery part of it. there is this other thing that i know you have something to say about, which is

we are going to have a wonderful discussion with ambassador nikki haley. can we say thank you to her one more time, please? [applause] [cheering] thank you so much. thank you for being here. we are going to have a lovely discussion this evening with ambassador haley and we will start with about 45 minutes of questions and those are questions i will be asking you come ambassador, and then we will move on to about 15 minutes of questions from the audience. so with that come ambassador, would you like to start with some remarks? >> guest: first off and it's great to be at gw. i have to tell you. [cheering] thank you for hosting us tonight and allowinthistonight and alloe here. you are a rockstar and we are excited to watch everything that you do. but i was actually here on campus because our son is looking to come to gw next fall so we will see if that happens. there is a bit of an application process we have to go to first. having said that, thank you for having us. but seriously, i know i'm here, but how cool is it to have the first female combat veteran in

>> it's always been a fine line nikki haley has walked. she's arguably done it better than most people have. she found ways to criticize what he said about charlottesville and certain other things that transpired when she was u.n. ambassador. there was that big dust-up with larry kudlow where she said he suggested she had gotten confused about something. she said i don't get confused. i think this is a pretty solid indicator that she thinks her political future relies, in part, at least, on not alienating the president's base of support. i think the other interesting thing here, though, is, you know, obviously this is probably somewhat of a calculation for nikki haley. and her political future. but the fact is here, we just had somebody who is confirming that two of the president's top cabinet advisers were going to this great length to try and recruit people to at least stand in his way to some degree. she says undermine. i'm sure they'd probably phrase it a different way but we've been looking for who these people are ever since that ano

so another new book, this one from former ambassador to the united nations nikki haley and in it, she calls out former chief of staff john kelly and former secretary of state rex tillerson saying they tried to undermine the president and she claims they tried to draft her to join them. >> they apparently thought he was a danger to the country and would cost lives. kelly writes they confided in me when they resisted the president they were not being insubdords nant they were trying to save the country. john kelly told "the washington post" if providing the president with the best staffing advice from across the government so he could make an informed decision is working against trump then guilty as charged. >> white house correspondent kaitlan collins is here traveling with the president over the weekend. i'll ask you what i asked you off the air, why? what is it in for nikki haley to essentially throw tillerson and the former chief of staff under the bus? >> i think she knows how the president feels towards them. what you've seen from nikki haley since she left the white house straddl

nikki haley just revealed details of an offensive side-bar plan to undermine the president while she was at her post. she describes how she was approached by former secretary of state rex tillerson and former white house chief of staff john kelly. she writes, kelly and tillerson confided in me that when they resisted the president, they weren't being insubordinate. they were trying to save the country. that was their decision not the president's in the best interest of america, they said. the president didn't know what he was doing. >> it absolutely happened. instead of saying that me, they should have been saying that to the president, not asking me to join them on their side-bar plan. it should have been go tell the president what your differences are and quit if you don't like what he's doing. but to undermine a president is very dangerous and it goes against the constitution and what the american people want. it was offensive. >> she also wrote people would die if president trump was left unchecked. >> this isn't just an anonymous source. this is the chief of staff and the secret

. >> nikki haley is 100 percent exactly is right. the president has a right to surround himself with the people that he wants and they have a responsibility to either support his policies or resign. look, he's the only elected person. nobody elected rex tillerson to anything. and i think his problem was he arrogantly thought that he was going to run foreign policy. no, mr. tillerson, you weren't on the ballot. donald trump was. and thank goodness that nikki haley has the clear understanding of the constitutional function of foreign policy under a president. not appointed or employed people within the federal government. brian: remember, gary cohn, he took something off the president desk because he didn't want it. they were pushing back against tariffs, they didn't want it. very interesting at 8:30 when we go to talk to him. one of the biggest mistakes president made taking chris christie's background information and throwing it in the garbage. i know putting indefense cybil. six months of work it seems like he hired a bunch of guys

so, nikki haley who i believe has a political future is trying to portray herself as a trompe l'oeil list by saying she wasn't going to go along with the so-called a cabal. but at the same time there was just enough criticism in this book, she kind of threads the needle. >> you will impeach a president for asking for a favor that didn't happen and giving money and it wasn't withheld? i don't know what she would impeach him on. and look, nora. impeachment is like the death penalty for public officials. when you look at the transcript, there is nothing in that transcript that warrants the death penalty for the president. >> dana: what do you think about that in terms of threading the needle? >> i think that will resonate with people who don't agree, and that's a level of impeachable offense. nikki haley sort of concede some ground which is ultimately meaning nothing happens when the ukraine got the eta. when she said she thought the savvy politician from this. >> she's doing a lot of interviews and being on the daily briefing tomorrow. there's a lot of controversy for her to weigh in o

let's see what's next for nikki haley. it's fascinating to see this laid out this way and it makes you question who the real audience is. is it readers? is it perhaps the president? >> no one is the vailaillain of their own narrative. and nikki haley is the one in my view that has positioned herself best for the future. and let's be very clear. she wants and expects one. when she was in office, she was very careful to say good things about the president. but also as someone without foreign policy experience, my friend antonio guterres, secretary-general of the u.n., wasn't expecting to get along very well with her. got along very well with her. all the ambassadors of european countries who have no love for president trump said she worked for hard. she got up to speed. she was capable, competent and was a direct line into the president which the president, ambassador of the u.n. from the u.s., certainly is not. not only was she able to build a network that she didn't have before, but she's also managed to very savily contin

when nikki haley was sworn and she became the state's first female governor. results are what i'm determined to do. >> is a single largest economic investment in the state more than 200 year history. this is a great day and south carolina. $560million invested 1700 jobs right here in chester county. >> the best part of what has happened over the past couple years is watching all of these not just go into cities but burrell south carolina. we watched a lot of families get taken care of over the last several years. she has accepted. it has been considered a rising star in the republican party. >> our new ambassador to the united nations is living proof in the united nations. they need to know there is a new sheriff in time how. she is so consistent. it is no you're not going to move her. america will put our embassy in jerusalem. that's what the american people want us to do. and is the right thing to do. no vote in the united nation would make any difference. it won't be forgotten. standing her ground. making it clear. i will respectfully take the hard truth. s

ambassador nikki haley. why she says members of the president's inner circle were trying to undermine him. >> bill: and billionaire mike bloomberg made a move for a potential white house run. what the left is saying about that. byron york will tell you about that. >> they're not going to buy this election by spending millions of dollars. those days are gone. wow! that's ensure max protein, with high protein and 1 gram sugar. it's a sit-up, banana! bend at the waist! i'm tryin'! keep it up. you'll get there. whoa-hoa-hoa! 30 grams of protein, and one gram of sugar. ensure max protein. >> there are folks trying to completely purchase our political system, running as republicans and now tossing in their hats as democrats in the field as well. but what we're here to say is in a democracy it shouldn't matter how many money you have. >> tonight we say to michael bloomberg and other billionaires. sorry, you aren't going to buy this election. >> bill: that was part of the scene from iowa over the weekend. alexandria

i think it's very disappointing what nikki haley said i was a big fan of nikki haley i don't think she had to answer the question truth i think that she is a person who is known for her integrity and for her honesty and her background in south carolina was impeccable and i think like most people in the trumpet administration you get they get smeared by being with trump and that's been true his whole career way before you entered the white house those who dealt with them ended up with 30 all over themselves what do you make of that it's used by members of the something ministration to show up in response to some teams i think it's kind of smart to tell you the truth because if they started to testify they'd have to testify that what the president did was impeachable offense and they were want to avoid that and therefore drag it out in the courts and just say that stiff the subpoenas and say we're not going to testify and we don't from their point of view i think it's very smart from trump's point of view it's very smart i think would be deadly to have john bolton you know testify that h

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as for the vice presidential nominee, nikki haley vehemently denied that saying more positive things in her book about the president, she had a positive experience working for him. rob: i think about all the time what their relationship is like. when you make a bad movie you got to own it. carley: for charlie's angels reboot did not go well at the box office making less than $9 billion over the weekend. elizabeth banks who starred in it thinks men might be to blame. people have to say this has to make money. if it doesn't make money reinforces the stereotype that men won't see women do action movies was that logic not making sense to a lot of people, one twitter user pointed out this, the charlie's angels new the in 2000 made $264.1 million worldwide and the sql made $250 million and that is the point there wasn't an appetite for this movie because one was recently made 16 years ago and when the movie makes $9 million in the box office women aren't seeing it either. jillian: this bride shows up to her wedding. >> los angeles firefighters rescued a bride from a traffic emergency. in t

nikki haley had back on twitter and said this. this is absolutely on called for and discussing. what is wrong with people? george conway is the last person that can call someone, quote, trash. conway responded in a series of tweets saying just the other day use of the world's biggest pathological liar, donald trump, was a, quote, truthful man, the very essence of disgusting trash heap and prophetic, utterly shameless and transparent dishonesty. he also went on to say you will say anything to get the vice presidential nomination won't you? all of this ugliness spilling over on social media, stephen says he we go again with the liberal left george conway showing his command of the english language. you can't beat them call them names. and police was an amazing young woman who was totally together talking about the impeachment inquiry hearings. no one should call her trish especially george conway. as for that vice presidential nomination allegation nikki haley has vehemently denied that saying just because i praise the president in my book doesn't mean i'm trying to become the vic

ambassador nikki haley says in a new book two of president trump's former top advisers tried to undermine the president to quote save the country. >>> good morning, everyone, it is monday, november 11th, veterans day. i'm ayman mohyeldin alongside yasmin vossoughian. we begin with what is expected to be a very busy week in the impeachment probe as it now moves from behind closed doors to public proceedings in front of the country. the hearings are expected to open wednesday acting u.s. ambassador to ukraine bill taylor who testified he was told everyone ukraine wanted military aid and a white house visit, autoof that were essentially contingent on announcing investigations in the 2016 election as well as the bidens. senior state department official george kent is also set to testify publicly on we sdnesday. he told lawmakers a white house visit was contingent on a promise to ukraine to launch those investigations. on friday, marie yovanovitch is expected to testify. she's already told impeachment investigators that she felt threatened when president trump told ukraine's president back in

haley of 2016 sure sounds a lot different from today's nikki haley. we'll talk about her. we'll talk about that when we come back. these folks, they don't have time to go to the post office they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again! >> rex tillerson and his chief of staff, you told the president he had these two folks working against them. how surprised were you when the president decided to keep those onboard after you told him. >> well, they're gone. i told him in due time and he figured it out on his own and the rest he was able to figure out. >> washington post columnist kathleen parker's latest piece is called "nikki haley had it all. then she wrote a book and blew it." the former un ambassador has clearly decided to go all in f

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