i mentioned you re a former fox news contributor. there was a controversy about why you left fox. you mentioned you weren t being booked much anymore because you weren t promoting trump. is that what happened? to some extent. it was getting more uncomfortable to be there. i have tremendous respect for fox, they re good people, but if you were not a trump conservative, just a conservative, it was harder and harder to get air time. honestly, i ve been on tv more in the last two months than i was on fox. what does that tell us about fox, though? they were putting conservative writers who weren t always pro-trump out to pasture. listen, i think this is a trend. it s not just me. there have been others as well. it got to a point on certain shows where i learned if a family conflict came up and i wanted off the show, i could tweet something about trump and
abby: that was pretty okay the new york times sports page had to make it political side by side visit showing more players visiting then president obama. but the team s twitter account quickly setting that record straight in 2014 over 40 football staff were on the stairs in 2017 they were seated on the south lawn. unfortunate they even have to come out and make that distinction on twitter. brian: they missed 27 players in 2015. steve: including tom brady. brian: tom brady didn t come this time either. calling it a family conflict. ainsley: calling it fake news abby: swedish meatballs. ainsley: thought you were going to say swedish fish. in the new movie it s called gifted, one man wants a normal life for his little niece. realizes he is over his head. here yam is anything but a
had just coming in to this segment i thought really raised the issue sa terically. steven cole berth saying it s been a busy few mornings, president trump goes to work, rolls up his sleeves and gives jared kushner a new job. one of the complaints, a family role job and one calling him a shadow secretary of state and with really broad duties and people don t understand the range of duties and the third is the age and experience. on family conflict the big thing there, maybe commercial and financial conflicts. he sold off 60 businesses but he and ivanka have almost a billion dollars between them, and there still will be, perhaps, some role issues that come in to dealing with china or some trade matters, but they have jamie gorlick in there who is a former deputy attorney general under clinton advising them and i think they re working through that pretty well. the age and experience issues,
find out how american express cards and services can help prepare you for growth at open.com. welcome to the point. two-hour show digging deeper into trump presidency. you join the conversation at the point on twitter. reveali reveali revealing chasms. the fbi confirming its russia inquiry. this is just getting started. news tonight on the growing number of targets. indications the fbi reviewing web traffic for breitbart. we have an explainer on how these intel investigations actually work. then the other story this week. family conflict. how the white house is dubbing those anti-nepotism laws to give
will expired. senator rand paul has vowed to block any effort extend the patriot act provisions. under senate law he can at least delay any vote. now we send you back to our program. may 30th, 2006. 59-year-old bresse jackson enters a hotel room in florida searching for a remedy to a family conflict. she could have been my grandmother, just by looking at her. jack frost is the uncover detective from the lake county sheriff s office who the grandmother believe is a hit man for hire. the thing about it is, it is a little girl. i know what happens. i know her. i know her mother.