Reforms, adding into this mix, of course, this is now a Midterm Election years year. Things are not easy in an Election Year so that adds into this complicated agenda they have. Up here on the hill tomorrow white house aides will be meeting with top congressional leadership trying to work towards that Government Potential Shutdown Showdown that we might have in a couple weeks and this weekend, speaker of the house, paul ryan, and Mitch Mcconnell, will be heading to camp david to meet with the president about the legislative agenda ahead. Also changes in the senate. Al franken, minnesota senator, Stepping Down Today and then all eyes on utahs republican orrin hatch, will he run for an eighth term . What are we expecting . Thats right. This is frankens last official day. Tomorrow his replacement, tina smith, will be signed in. He steps down amid multiple allegations of sexual misconduct. That officially ends his term here in congress today. Of course utahs orrin hatch, this is a big ques
surprise that she was recording things. recording things, non-disclosure agreements. the culture in the white house is not unlike the culture at trump tower for years and years where michael cohen and donald trump were thought to be recording conversations. there was a lot of manipulation and deviousness going on. i think what s striking is that that has continued in a white hou house. typically, presidential administrations, you don t need nondisclosure arguments. you are not recording each other. the people that are there are typically bonded by a sense of loyalty, and a loyalty to a larger mission and a shared sense of values. and that is what s missing from this administration, as somebody put it to me yesterday. it seems entirely transactional. that s something that has been trump s approach his whole life. it s talking about the flair for the sensational. kristin mentioned this at the top of the show. they are going to be asking sarah sanders about that today. we asked the whit
milano they re not just pushing for that, they re pushing for gender parody across film studios, tv studios, looking to bridge the wage gap. also, they are fighting to, you know, go to washington to make sure that there s legislation that penalizes companies for using nondisclosure arguments, silence people, you know, so it s a very good move and they re also asking all men and women to wear black to the golden globes this weekend in support of this growing movement. we will see a lot of that on the red carpet. talking about the dmanondisclos agreements, that s a huge thing that gretchen carlson brought down roger ailes at fox news, she s been fighting for legislatively in congress and now another big appointment for her now. to be taking over the miss america organization, this is a result of leaked e-mails that showed the former head of miss america, the ceo, talking in the disparaging terms about some of the women, some of the winners,