but he s obeyed the law on the embargo in the sense that, you know, it stresses that for the embargo to be lifted, those three conditions, political parties, no political prisoners, the scheduling of elections have to be followed. so if people really are making a mistake, if they think that on the essence of support for sanctions conditioned, they re lifting conditioned on a democratic transition in cuba, that there s been a change. so we keep on hearing this thing, the wishful thinking from the people. it s basically business interests who would like to see this changed. let me ask, we re over 50 years now. this hasn t worked, right? that s the other argument against that s one of the other arguments for lifting the embargo. has it really worked? and maybe lifting the embargo, bringing in free market, basically treating that you ll create change in the way
what they did to chris christie in new jersey? oh, again, i think there s no doubt this is one of those where the media jumps on this, some on the left spin this. you get our detractors trying to claim there s something more than there is. if you re just reading this for the first time you might think there s something there without knowing that the courts already looked at this. well, he clearly admits that there s potentially a perception problem here. now this isn t the first time a document release has caused problems for walker. in february, e ma-mails suggest his 2010 campaign was coordinating with his county executive officer and he s the latest governor with a ballooning ethics problem. you heard the mention of chris christie. the u.s. attorney for new jersey is closing in on governor chris christie with indictments of associates near certain. nbc news has not confirmed that report but we can tell you the investigation hasn t been going well for him. there s been a daily dr
people flying back in, coming within hours back to the hospital from trips to try to help and do everything that they could. but they were prepared and they do have the hands needed at this point in time, john. you know, poppy, i did. i heard from doctors last night calling up hospitals seeing if they can help, if they can do anything to help everyone heal through this process. poppy harlow at brigham & women s. thank you this morning. in addition to the medical treatment and the recovery effort, the investigation is full under way. the fbi in control working with state and local law enforcement agencies. our national correspondent susan candiotti is following that part of the story for us. good morning. sure, the investigation hasn t stopped since after the blasts occurred yesterday. of course, among other things they re lookingsurveillance
intelligence reporting that groups in the environment in western correction in libya were seeking to coalesce. but there wasn t anything specific. despite the fact that four americans were is too unstable. the investigation hasn t started yet. it was clearly a terrorist attack why the administration refuses to say that. this president had deceited al qaeda. even though we haven t heard president obama publicly refer to the raid as a terrorist attack jay carney said yesterday
general senator jeff sessions. we re going to get to evan perez in just evan perez is here to talk more about that. good morning, evan. good morning, carol. one of the picks that donald trump has made is for jeff sessions as attorney general. he s right now he s a senator from alabama. he s a former u.s. attorney so he does have a history inside the justice department. one of the more interesting things about picking sessions is that just a few months ago here on the air on cnn, he was calling for a more thorough investigation of the clinton foundation. so now he s going to be in a position, if he s confirmed as attorney general, he s going to be in a position, to do something about that. as you remember that was a big part of the campaign, certainly for donald trump, claiming that the clinton foundation was part of a corrupt system, part of the way hillary clinton was corrupting the state department. obviously that is something that the fbi has been taking a look at. the investiga