Kellyanne Conway: 'This isn't a vast right-wing conspiracy, this is real'
Former Trump counselor Kellyanne Conway on how the Trump-Russia collusion theory was used in an attempt to delegitimize Trump's presidency and slams the investigation as a waste of time.
Kellyanne Conway said Monday the faulty Trump-Russia collusion theory was used to "delegitimize" the Trump presidency. Conway joined "Fox & Friends" to discuss the recent bombshell from former Clinton aide Robby Mook, who testified in the Michael Sussmann trial that Clinton supported pushing the collusion theory to reporters.
KELLYANNE CONWAY: Robby Mook and others are under oath in a courtroom on the record. This is not a Twitter spat. This is not the vast right-wing conspiracy. This is real. Chapter 30 in my new book is called Collusion, Illusion, Delusion. This country wasted two and a half years, close to three years. All that taxpayer money and all that diversion. President Trump, his spokespeople would go out and try to talk about a policy prescription, fentanyl, for example, and they say Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia. Collusion was the Sesame Street word of the year for three years. Where does he get his reputation back? President Trump should hold his head high at all the great accomplishments he made for this country. But it's more fundamental than that. They tried to delegitimize his presidency and cast doubt on the newly elected president.
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