did appear mr. comey felt the conversation was improper? atty gen sessions: he was concerned about it, and his record and what he said to me about his concern is consistent with my recollection. also fox news confirming a columbia law school professor who acted as an intermediary between james comey and the new york times reporter sharing information from memos that documented comey s conversation with president, the law school professor is providing what is described to us as relevant material to the special counsel robert mueller. bret: thank you. let s find out what the president is doing right now, reaction today s testimony pair john roberts has the story. take a good evening, the president is trying hard to stick with the agenda, talkie health care with senators and the lunch in the cabinet room earlier today. now in the midwest pushing his workforce development agenda but all the time keeping one eye on the goings-on on capitol hill.
financial meltdown. it comes as no surprise that donald trump and steven mnuchin, two men who are deeply involved in companies that she did thousands of customers, would want to gut the agency that has held cheaters accountable and returned more than $12 billion to consumers. the report comes days after house republicans passed a bill ruling that many of the dodd-frank regulations that were also enacted after the 2008 crisis. it adds up to a concerted effort by congressional republicans and the trump administration to deregulate the financial sector. mr. trump saw it as such a high priority that he word the latest treasury report and one of his first acts as president. we are assigning core principles for regulating the united states financial system. doesn t get much bigger than that. the executive order instructor treasury to review three other sectors. this was the first of four reports. many more changes could be in the pipeline and according to secretary minnick and, many
president trump are squaring off in today s gubernatorial primary. former congressman tom her yellow is running as a liberal crusader who has the support of democrats such as bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. lieutenant governor ralph northam is also bowing to fight the president. we ll have those results later. on the republican side, ed gillespie. with all of the focus on capitol hill about changing health insurance and getting quality health care, one particular group is often left out of specific discussions. children. dr. kurt neumann is the president and ceo of children s national health system in washington. he is also the author of a new book that can help families facing hospitalizations. as many of you know, our family
don t we will have led down the american people. this is what they elected us to do. stu and i know you didn t see all of attorney general sessions hearing. you were briefed on it. your sense of this investigatio investigation, where it s heading in what we are learning? the thing that came out of the hearing today and attorney general sessions said that there haven t been any conversation suggesting there s any evidence anywhere that there was collusion with the russians by the trump campaign. it s been reiterated. director comey said it, and there s been an fbi investigation underway for 11 months. congressional investigation underway for six months. there isn t any scintilla of evidence that it happened. at some point, we have to say enough already. it s time to move on. i believe the special counsel ought to be able to do their thing. there ought to be at least some amount of time in which they conducted and stay in their lanes and they get it done in a
could you be terminated without cause? yes. and who would appoint your replacement? the president. that is a possibility? anything is possible, senator. bret: sounded like, so you re saying there s a chance? they can t say it enough this is not the deal yet going for the one more thing. they want to put it out there, the democrats, that trump would want to fire mueller. and that s talk you ve heard from some trump allies. making mention of it. some individuals pushing this narrative about firing mueller which is preposterous. that s not the case and actually sessions mentioned the fact that he has full confidence in mueller and the investigation. but there is talk there in the