another possible scenario. give us the best scenario and the worst scenario. do we see data manipulation on a massive scale? most has been penetration and infraction, so what happens if we go in and change data? it is a very different kind of challenge for us. if there was another main theme that came out of today s hearing it was frustration among the senators that there had been no real punishment for russia and now the lessons that moscow had learned from the u.s. election were now being applied to other democracies, obviously citing france as one recent example. jon: catherine herridge, this story continues on, thank you. jenna: consider that reporting as well as we look at former acting attorney general sally yates in her testimony yesterday that she expected the white house to take action on the national security advisor michael flynn and she explained why. we had two concerns, compromise is certainly the
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it was only a couple of months ago when the president of the united states introduced extreme vetting to some these terror six, maybe seven originally of these terror laden nations. he wants to make sure since they have no paperwork that they are getting extreme vetting. until then, he wanted a temporary ban. the order put out there before the attorney general really got his job was ruled was not allowed to go through. the courts stopped it but, first, it was sally yates, the acting a.g. that stopped it. steve: that s right. and sally yates was fired because she did not support the president s travel ban even though the department of justice, office of legal counsel said the ban was legal. so, yesterday, john kennedy, the senator from the great state of louisiana, a republican, asked her a very pointed question on how, look, the rule the lawyers at the department of justice said it was legal. and, yet, she said it was unconstitutional. so that led to this conversation between the t
happening now, i m jon scott. jenna: hi, everybody, i m jenna lee. we re going to take you live to the white house briefing room as soon as sean spicer takes the podium but first, vice president mike pence is on capitol hill with senate republicans as they start work on repealing and replacing obamacare. we were in president trump is considering more troops heading to afghanistan, all on the heels of new white house reaction to yesterday s dramatic testimony on russia, the election, and the president s fired national security advisor michael flynn. we have the fox team, catherine herridge is covering that hearing from colonel mike rogers, a key part of the story is unmasking but we begin with kevin corke life at the white house. you re right, very busy 24 hours for the white house that begin yesterday with the dramatic testimony on the hill involving former acting ag sally yates and it continues actually on capitol hill today if you think about it because that is where we will fi
adviser ben rhodes have access to an unmasked u.s. citizen s name? would that include acting a.g. sally yates? same answer. did you brief president obama on i ll just ask you. did you brief president obama on any calls involving michael flynn? i m not going to get into either that particular case, that matter or any conversations i had with the president. i can t answer that. director comey, there s been some speculation this morning on motive. i m not all that interested in motive. first of all, it s really hard to prove.