major concerns that i have been heard about with his executive time is that he s taking calls at the residence and is he doing it on a secure line and is there any of his advisers present to help monitor the discussions that are taken place. president trump last year had a lot of allegations of sharing a classified intelligence of the people and taking calls on his cell phone with foreign leaders which was not on a secure line and had major national security implications. if anything to answer your question, we are not seeing as much change as you would think in the beginning, he says he was growing hands and learning the ways of the presidency but we are a year in now and it is quite surprising as john was just pointing out, you would thought we would see a lot of change when general kelly came in but unfortunately, has not changed as much as people
help monitor the discussions that are taken place. president trump last year had a lot of allegations of sharing a classified intelligence of the people and taking calls on his cell phone with foreign leaders which was not on a secure line and had major national security implications. if anything to answer your question, we are not seeing as much change as you would think in the beginning, he says he was growing hands and learning the ways of the presidency but we are a year in now and it is quite surprising as john was just pointing out, you would thought we would see a lot of change when general kelly came in but unfortunately, has not changed as much as people thought. good point to make. that s why this is the business of the american people. robert costa, vivian salama, and jonathan lemire.
criticizes him in general and he s still going back to a lot of what he accomplished during his campaign and if anything, we don t see enough changes. he has not learned a lot from his lessons. i can tell you of one of the major concerns that i have been heard about with his executive time is that he s taking calls at the residence and is he doing it on a secure line and is there any of his advisers present to help monitor the discussions that are taken place. president trump last year had a lot of allegations of sharing a classified intelligence of the people and taking calls on his cell phone with foreign leaders which was not on a secure line and had major national security implications. if anything to answer your question, we are not seeing as much change as you would think in the beginning, he says he was growing hands and learning the
administration official who told cnn, people have long been unsure what she did at the white house, what values she brought. many of her colleagues are elated at news of her departure. this business of leaving after a year in office is not really that strange, but sources say she had very little contact with the president even as her season was being canceled. jim? tom foreman, thank you. i m jim sciutto. ac 360 starts right now. good evening. we begin tonight keeping them honest with the president offering a number of excuses for why roy moore lost in alabama, none of them assigning to the president s endorsement of him. the loss is a significant one, of course, for the first time in 25 years alabama, among the reddest of the red states, has elected a democrat, doug jones, the united states senate. alabama overwhelmingly voted for president trump last year. roy moore has not conceded the election, we should point out,
governor in virginia and new jersey. the new york city mayor s race, and a special congressional election in utah. just minutes from now, polls close in virginia, where the trump factor could be decisive in the governor s race. the most competitive contest tonight. the democratic lieutenant governor, ralph northam is vying for the top job, getting an assist from former president obama. for his opponent, former republican national committee chairman ed gillespie, he has notably avoided campaigning with president trump, but he has embraced some of mr. trump s tactics and signature issues. that race and this night will give us an early read on whether the democrats loss to president trump last year has fired them up, fired them up enough to make gains next year in the important midterm congressional elections. as we await the first polls to close, let s go over to jake tapper. jake. wolf, as we headed into this