tend of her party s fortunes. melissa legal and david anderman we thank you both for being with us. we finally hear from one of the most high profile witnesses in the russia/white house fallout tomorrow. sally yates is expected to testify before the judiciary subcommittee. yates was abruptly fired in january after publicly saying she would not defend the president s travel band. the first time yates will publicly speak about the warning she says she gave the white house about flynn. a previous hearing scheduled in march was abruptly cancelled by house intelligence chairman david nunez. i m sorry, devin nunez. jooi for that. errol louis and kyle fletcher join us this morning.
information, i think, and i think it s why you keep quiet when you haesh there s an investigation going on. when you hear immunity, you said usually people don t ask for immune tip the president did this unless you ve done something wrong. that s correct. and with this development? it leads united states down the road that flynn was worried about exposure and that he did something wrong. i want to be clear. not everybody who asked for community has done something wrong. usually, there s something they re worried about, seriously worried when they make an immunity request. evan, you have more breaking news, which is the senate calling, putting out thelers of who they want to come in and testify. carter page on that list. others, of course, high profile witnesses from the trump campaign. carter page is responding with a pretty stunning response, rights? that s right.
very little credit and i think in fact any honest economist will say presidentsing don t have that much effect on jobs at that level. certainly, trump s only been in office, as we know three months, and it has very little to do with him, even though he s been a pathological liar about this, and i have some standards from this. fortune magazine looked at the claims he s made over the last three months, looked at some and found most . the bls saided in that time period since he d been in office, only 533,000 jobs had been created. fortune gave that a false grade. he gets very little credit for this. i could go through others. steve, very little credit? well, i think this is confirmation that there has been a trump bounce in the economy. we saw it the day after the
the defense argued she had a conflict of interest swhiel investigati investigating his death. a fire in a basement fills it with smoke. they had to evacuate the airport overnight after the fire happened in a storage facility. the cause of the fire is under investigation. the house committee investigating benghazi will question one of the highest profile witnesses yet. cheryl mills will testify in a closed deposition at 8:00 a.m. this week she tried and failed to make the meeting public fearing her testimony would be reported in a negative light. trey gowdy on the e-mail scandals. a war of words between donald trump and jeb bush is heating
accident. alisyn: we are 24 hours away from the first congressional hearing on the boston marathon bombings. we are learning three high profile witnesses are scheduled to testify. this comes as some republicans continue to raise questions regarding the administration s handling of intelligence of the accused suspects. joining us is republican congressman michael mccaul of texas, the chairman of the house homeland security committee. congressman, tanks for being here. tanks for having me. alisyn: what questions do you have about the boston bombing? first we ll hear from the pwos ton miss commissioner about the tragic events of that day that arose to taxes taken that day and the manhunt that brought the two terrorists to justice. there are many questions in this case that need to be answered, particularly when it comes to the foreign travel of the older brother. we know he went overseas to the chechen region and met with certain individuals.