communication before he goes out on saturday, to not talk about the furloughed workers, understandably you don t want to own that too much because you said wou yo own the shut joub, even if you don t want to be any more. but to not address the 800,000 workers who are not getting paid, that would seem to me like, yes, an apparent short ang of empathy and a questionable shortage of messaging. it s a mistake not having empathy but it s a political mistake because that s what coo koh have put democrats on the defensive. if trump made a big deal about we need to get these people back to work are, we have lines of federal workers lining up for free food in washington, something you never thought you d see in this country, but it just doesn t exist there. and, you know, i don t know how you create it. i don t think he was sincere to his staff. he s got people on his staff who could tell him this. but on these issues stephen miller takes the lead.
frustrations with sessions. and the president hasn t been quiet about his disappointment with the fact that sessions recused himself, and there is news out, new article this week saying that their conversations when the president heard that sessions recused himself, he asked where s my koh in who is the president s lawyer and fixer. here is the issue at hand, jeff sessions as the attorney general is the chief law enforcement of the nation. he can t do that in the same time be the president s personal fixer. i strongly believe he did the right thing by recusing himself, he did so at the advice of ethics lawyers within the doj because it is a conflict of interest for him as ag to be overseeing an investigation that is looking into campaign that he was the senior advisor in. so i think he did the right thing, clearly the president has voiced his public frustration and many people here in washington are also showing that they are frustrated that sessions recused himself, but in
. we are back with an extreme weather alert. the central plains slammed with dozens of tornados over night. leaving a path of destruction across four states. oklahoma city and surrounding towns hit the hardest. koh reporter is live with the overnight damage. reporter: that s right bri e bridgecreek is 33 minutes from oklahoma city. we have emergency crews doing searches of the debris to make sure there is nobody trapped inside. i want to show you some of the damage. this is a sign that was standing right in front of a convenience store off of one of the major roads here. you can see the sign actually came up from the cement and toppled over. walk with me over here. i want to show you this tree
campaigns that are indistinguishment from campaign ads. we saw a whole group of nonprofits pop-up and spent something like over $200 million on behalf of candidates in the last election. that s opened the door for even more of it coming, and this conference held by the very secretive koch brothers who don t like to disclose anything they don t have to is a sign of that. and principal goal of this conference is to raise funds for the 2012 election. i want to show where some of the funding goes that the koh brothers give out. funding to 25 conservative and libertarian groups. $48 million to global warming opposition groups.
cyber space. north korea is fighting with south korea over how to approach social media users. koh is better known as one of the top 20 twitters. were they angry? the people on cyber space angry? reporter: his followers have been very angry he says with recent government action against the social media users. seoul is the most wired city on the planet and people talk over cyber space than in person. after the sinking of a south korean warship that killed 47 soldiers, there were chatters that they sunk their own ship. after the shelling last month on