you re not going to be successful with this program or others if you ask people constantly to comment on a question that somebody else in the news just asked somebody else. i think she s doing i think kellyanne is doing a good job. she s going to continue to do that and hopefully she ll do a lot of that on cnn and other networks, and i suspect she ll answer the questions that she s asked. we understand. we were just asking again, as your role as a senator with oversight over the white house. i understand you didn t hear it. senator, i appreciate your time and thank you for coming on our very first show very first week. good to be here. good luck with the show. let s get right to christine romans, cnn s money correspondent to weigh in on this. so much z buzz about this this thing, kellyanne conway sitting there in her position as a counselor to the president endorsing a product, a product endorsement. cnn money, we are looking into whether that violates any rules of a public
he stole my points but they are valid points. there are huge policy issues that she and he will have to navigate based on his presidency. it s not just gay rights. it s not just criminal justice. but things like banking policy for instance. grass steigel. those are major elements of his legacy that she will have to figure out how to navigate. he can make simple statements through his press office. but either one of those will have to be made because she s running for president and those are lingering questions. but peter, i don t really understand how hillary clinton can be marching forward with a progressive reform agenda that tackles income inequality as a central tenet, while bill clinton is having very splashy events around the world with big dollar donors who are standing onstage taking photos of him in bottoms of coke as product endorsement. i just think it dramatically complicates the optics of this
lord, that will come out and we don t have to make any judgment. the judgement will be done then. reporter: he made history six months ago when he became the first double amputee track athlete to compete in the london olympic games. he was propelled to fame as the best known parahimmian to compete with able-bodied athletes. jenna: elizabeth. thank you very much. in the weighing of shooting moves are being made by big businesses involved with this athlete. lori rothman from fox business joins us with more. lori? hi, jenna. for the world class athlete the product endorsement is more a measure of success in many case than the actual contract with a team or sporting accomplishments on the field or the court. in the case of oscar pistorius, reports have his total net worth valued at about 5 million u.s. dollars with endorsement deals valued at around 2 million u.s. dollars per year. the most high-profile of those endorsements is with
their product. it s a weight loss product. hgh supplement. apparently i would take it and they would watch me lose weight. it s the most insulting product endorsement you could ever get. kimberly: is that a true story? is that a true story? dana: hold up your little jeans. greg: have i gained weight? what is going on? kimberly: you slouch. it gives you a pooch. that s what happens. okay. [ laughter ] kimberly: we totally went out of order. eric? eric: i got a call today, too, my cousin erier centrallin. he met up with bob s cousin rob smeckel. look what happened. what are you doing here? aren t you for free speech, though? free speech. freedom of speech.
it s a weight loss product. hgh supplement. apparently i would take it and they would watch me lose weight. it s the most insulting product endorsement you could ever get. kimberly: is that a true story? is that a true story? dana: hold up your little jeans. greg: have i gained weight? what is going on? kimberly: you slouch. it gives you a pooch. that s what happens. okay. [ laughter ] kimberly: we totally went out of order. eric? eric: i got a call today, too, my cousin erier centrallin. he met up with bob s cousin rob smeckel. look what happened. what are you doing here? aren t you for free speech, though? free speech. freedom of speech. shouldn t everyone have the