One of the biggest political uproars in history, according to the president. Chief White House White house correspondent john roberts starts us off this evening from the north lawn. Good evening. Critics saying President Trump is overstating the case when he claims that his campaign may have been spied on. But thats not even slowing the president who is on a fast boil about what he says could be a huge political scandal. Leaving the white house today, President Trump let fly on what he is now calling spygate to. It looks like a very serious event but we will find out. When they look at the documents, i think people are going to see a lot of bad things happened. I hope its not so. Because if it is, theres never been anything like it in the history of our country. President trump claims the fbi may have been spying on his campaign after a confidential informant had contact and meetings with three Trump Campaign officials. Carter page, george papadopoulos, and sam clovis. In a meeting mon
Bipartisan effort to protect the special counsel. Later, tuesday was a long night and its still going. The president tries to put his thumb on the scale as recounts are under way. And well talk about Lessons Learned from the midterms as naturally the curtain rises on 2020. Were going to start here in washington where President Trump has just arrived after another memorable trip overseas that highlighted tensions with leaders of americas longest standing allies and showcased his embrace of America First nationalism. Trump joined more than six dozen World Leaders at a ceremony in paris commemorating the end of world war i. It was during that ceremony that Emmanuel Macron delivered a searing rebuke of the rising nationalism around the globe. Translator this vision of france as a generous nation, of france as a project, as france, the bearer of universal values was displayed during these dark hours as the very opposite of the selfishness of a nation which only looks after its own interests