we re following it all. rudy giuliani s eye-popping interview with cnn, as well as the president s memorial day weekend activities. they ve been punctuated by tweets against his enemies and the special counsel s investigation. this hour, i ll speak with congressman ted lieu, a member of the judiciary and the foreign affairs committees and our correspondents and analysts are also standing by for us. first, i want to go to cnn senior white house correspondent, pamela browne. pamela, the president was at arlington national cemetery today, which is customary, but the russia investigation really never seemed to be far from his mind. reporter: that s right, brianna. as president trump continues to attack the mueller investigation, even on this memorial day, his own attorney rudy giuliani, made this stunning admission that part of the strategy in undermining the probe is to sway public opinion. president trump commemorating memorial day at arlington national cemetery. this is a very speci
place? and tweet stormy. porn star stormy daniels launches a tweet storm, firing back at critics questioning her motives and insulting her career. daniels says she never claimed to be a victim. what about the other women whose cases against president trump have working their way through the courts? we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. announcer: this is cnn breaking news. we re following multiple breaking stories this hour, including new details of the topics special counsel robert mueller wants to ask president trump about as part of the russia investigation. sources are now telling cnn that there are four areas of interest to mueller s team. senator richard blumenthal of the judiciary committee, he s here. he s standing by to talk about the breaking news, along with our experts and analysts. first, let s get straight to our senior white house correspondent, pamela browne.
that is heartbreaking. i m pamela browne in washington. i ll be back tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. eastern. have a great night, everybody. how to win at business. step one: point decisively with the arm of your glasses. abracadabra. the stage is yours. step two: choose la quinta. the only hotel where you can redeem loyalty points for a free night-instantly and win at business.
more breaking news. it s been more than just a running theme with president trump and before that candidate trump the idea the election might be tainted of is voter fraud. he warned about it on the campaign trail, railed about it during his first sitdown interview as president, promised a federal investigation, all of it based on the false premise, we and others have reported that, bipartisan and state election officials agree, there is no there there. today we expected the president trump to sign a document what he wants to do about it. he did not. details from pamela browne. he was expected to sign an executive order around 4:30 this afternoon calling for this federal investigation into alleged voter fraud. before that we got word from the white house it wouldn t happen today because he was running late after speaking in philadelphia. now he s expected to sign that order either tomorrow or
to brief him on the allegations. and in november interview with 60 minutes trump left comeys s future hanging in the balance. fbi director james comey. are you going to ask for his resignation? i think that i would rather not comment on that yet. i haven t made up my mind. as of now, director comey is only three and a half years into the ten-year fbi director tenure and people familiar with the matter say he has no regrets surrounding the decisions he made. and has no plans to step down. and released a statement saying he s grateful for the inspector general investigation and hopes the results will be shared with the public. pamela browne, cnn, washington. pamela, thank you so much. coming up after a week of confirmation hearings on the hill, some nominees broke with president-elect trump on some pretty key policy positions. how is trump responding? that s next. when you have digestive sensitivities,