the white house trump supporters will what will they say. bad candidate. well i think they re pointing the fact of the trump bump that saccone got on the hoech stretch. they closed the 5 point gap and you talk about some of the other things the trump folks did there was a robo call from the president yesterday. the trump campaign shared. donald trump junior was there for a while. you had the tariffs announcement other jobs and economic announcement over the past week. i think the trump people will point that fact that if you want additional enthusiasm down the home stretch bring fl the president. kirstin. ky say you also had the firing of rex tillerson. if it s down to 100 tor 200 votes wait until tomorrow. and do something like this, which is not going to be helpful in suburban. trump supports were excited by that. kirsten, what were you going to say. i think i was responding to what you say but i don t know
so they the base likes the president. they support him, and they support what he s doing. we want to have him here. the president announced 25% on steel imports, 10% on aluminum imports. analysts believe the announcements came in time for the special election. and his rally on behalf of sicone this weekend. do you think that the tariffs announcement breaks one way or another considering that both candidates have expressed some support for tariffs on some level? big time in this district. i can tell you, i ve toured steel plants in this district and around it. they ve been hurting. this is big news for southwestern pennsylvania. this inured to sicone in that district. thank you very much for being with us. thanks, victor. guess what, almost time to fill out those brackets. andy scholes, give us good advice, will you, please? my advice is to now start doing your college basketball
decision on the tariffs announcement. with me now is kellyanne conway here in studio. nice to see you back in washington. good morning to you. good morning to you. bill: was the president having second thoughts on the tariff deal because it seemed to go back and forth and apparently today it goes through. the president s called a meeting today at 3:30 and invited steel and aluminum workers as a candidate and president, he s been consistent about looking at all of it through the lens of the worker and wants a strong industry in the country and makes it clear including in a bilateral press conference with the prime minister of sweden that the country s been on the losing side of the trade and wants to stop screwing the american worker and industry. i want to point out to you, people think peter navarro parachuted into the white house recently. last april 29th on the 100th day
sudden sounding like a democrat. you have the tariffs announcement, which our reporting has as we reported, he s got members of his administration that have threatened to resign over that. you have the fourth communications director for this white house resigning this week, who we know was a loyal supporter of the president. you look at this political cartoon here, and it shows a little bit about how many communications directors have left. alice, why? why are these people jumping ship? well, the question is, are they jumping ship or are they pushed out? you know, based on the president not being satisfied with them anymore. and you raise some good points. those two issues you talked about, with regard to the steel tariffs, he came out and mentioned the fact that he wanted to impose tariffs on steel imports, which that goes along with a campaign promise he made to support american steel manufacturers, which is a great
he is preparing for a book release. this ig report, when it comes out, will tell a very, very tough story and there will be a lot of attention and reactions to it across washington. eli, promise we ll get back to this tariffs announcement. we ve seen meetings like we saw this week on immigration and gun control. here you had steel manufacturers, aluminum manufacturers and the president making this bold statement. what s your sense of what s happening here in light of the pushback we ve seen from democrats and republicans as well? i think people are just completely they don t have much of a process to connect with this president or white house. jeff sessions is going out to dinner, communicating not directly to the president, but doing so by making a public statement. the president s closest allies outside the administration going on fox & friends and other cable shows to communicate with him rather than communicate with him directly. it s very difficult to know