then, of course, the most important one showing a shift on over the weekend was senator rubio. who essentially said no one is above the law which said a bit of a shudder, i think, through the white house. and you re probably going to see very few snoerts like him going on the record vehemently defending this president as moremore and more of these shoes drop. and we ll talk to one of the wall street journal reporters who broke the story that the president s inaugural committee is being investigated by the feds. and we will be talking to dave ignatius about a stunning vote that happened in the united states senate yesterday regarding yemen and the united states position towards yemen and what it means for donald trump and what it may mean for the people in that war-torn land who are facing the most horrific of conditions in an ongoing
type of computer crime. many hackers are less likely to engage in computer crimes if they know that they will eventually be found out. part of the reason that hacking can be such a potent crime to commit, whether you re talking about state-backed actors or non-state actors is because of the anonymity. so naming names is incredibly important here and that is why this indictment is significant. look, nobody is going to get extradited to the united states despite putin s comments at the press conference today. that is basically unthinkable. so the text of the indictment in and of itself is really important and that s why mueller seems to have crafted it the way he did with just that granular level of detail. eddie, our friend dave ignatius writes, how did the americans find out all these facts? right. what other operations have been compromised and houch else do they know? how much else do they know? what do you think the president knows about just how much mueller knows about the
the region. officials vowed today they will, quote, take powerful measures not only against south korea but the united states as well. we re seeing it small ways consumer-like sanctions, chinese companies telling people not to go on tours there. there have been protests against the retail giant that gave up its golf course to the south korean government to use as launch site. the u.s. at this point seems willing to accept some strain on the u.s.-china relationship, some friction in that relationship. in reviewing north korea, its policy object north korea and obviously what they see as a rising threat level. mika. thank you so much. we want to bring in a member of the foreign relations committee democratic senator chris murphy of connecticut. senator, we have dave ignatius and katty kay standing by. but first mike barnicle has a question for you. mike. last weekend i was in berlin,
but the opportunity to work with democrats and splinter the party i think is past and i think it passed within weeks. the cleanup operation is really simple. it really is. you do need as dave ignatius said, you need a strong chief of staff and donald trump has to trust reince priebus to be that strong chief of staff in a leon panetta form, or he needs to find somebody that he does. is there a problem with that. here is the problem that reince faces or anybody else put in that position or given that position. i do not seen and i ve seen it on the inside i do not see any evidence ever or any possibility of this president becoming someone who will listen. i have never seen him listen. i have never seen him listen. i ve seen him talk. i have not seen him completely listen. you talk and you get in there. people talk to him. they all want a little bit of attention. they are all nervous. they are all kind of kept in a position where they feel like at
steve rattner and harold ford, jr. are still with us, along with robert gibbs and dave ignatius from washington. and joining us assistant editor and columnist gillian tett and ezra klein. we re going to get to the pope making waves and the world and maybe breaking through for the catholic church. but first president obama s national economy tour resumes. as investors wait for the release of the job report, which will be released on friday, it is expected to give a convoluted message. but he ll discuss plans to jump start private sector growth. but it could be derailed over the threat of another government shutdown over raising the debt