that means that the political and legal aspects have to all be consistent. and not all over the place. the first thing is the president should not comment on the investigation at all. should not comment and criticize the special counsel skpil and his lawyers should not unless unless there is good reason to consistent with the goal of keeping him in office. and getting him out. there is too much talking going on. they should let mueller finish his investigation and make a report and if the very worst
all right, we re keeping our eye on kpil. the senate judiciary hearing where jeff sessions is back on the hill the first time since june, in the hot seat once again, facing questions about his role in the trump campaign and answers he s given in the past about his any meetings and conversations he s had with russians with regard to the 2016 election and his private conversations with the president of the united states about the firing of fbi director james comey. we re going to bring you all of the big moments as they play out. senator kennedy questioning the attorney general right now. we re going to pribring you theg moments when they pop up. i want to bring back my panel right now. gloria, before we went to break, there was a question i had. with regard to the fact that jeff sessions, i m trying to think of the quickest way to say that.
all of this, whether you look at trump s fights with republicans on kpil capitol hill, which is ongoing, with mitch mcconnell, bob corker, jeff flake and elements of the house at times, and his ongoing battles with leaders in the republican party, and then you look at the republican party that trump has represented, the nationalists and populists that have risen under his leadership, that have a different view of what the party should stand for, all of this is a part of a party that s in flux, a party that is in a bit of turmoil, and it s unclear how this is going to play out. especially given that there is an agenda they re going to try to accomplish over the next several months and it s unclear how they can get there. it is interesting. i mused before whether or not the president would see the comments from gary cohn. why did i say that? well because there are these new articles in the new york times suggests that the new chief of
what should he expect? good evening, wolf, well indeed, the elements of power and presidency are beginning to surround president-elect trump very rapidly. he is going to start getting at any point the so-called presidential daily intelligence briefing. the very same information will be offered to him that is given to president obama every morning. the latest intelligence overnight on the latest threats facing the u.s. but then it gets even more specific than that. so the-called crowned jewels. these are the details on signals intelligence, covert operations, spying operations, how the u.s. spies around the world, this is information that only goes to a president-elect and a sitting president. he will then also be briefed on the nuclear launch codes. by the time he takes the oath of office and steps off the kpil steps on inauguration day. that nuclear football, the nuclear launch codes will be held by a military officer
for about 100 million americans, a massive nor easter slamming the coast miserable. it s expected to taper off as it heads into canada. some areas like new york central park got about six inches. other places, like northern massachusetts, digging out from two feet. and our correspondents covering the storm say it s kpil rating and exhausting. reporter: temperatures about three below here in wells. sustained wind out of the north about 20 to 30 miles an hour. we have wind chills that come right through here and blow all the snow right into us. reporter: the blidered warning may have passed but it still feels like blizzard like conditions here. light snowing continuing to fall