explosive claims cry out for the clear-eyed exposure. this is what the new chairman of the committee lindsey graham says. this interview, the excerpts i have seen suggests that mr. mccabe was hell-bent on stopping donald trump not only from becoming president but trying to make sure he did not stay president. this should scare every american when the law enforcement community becomes political operatives and they are advocates for a political cause. shannon: any american, if that is true, should be worried about this. are you confident or any hope that the democrats controlling the house judiciary committee will want answers you are looking for? i believe they will. i m going to think of better angle but i m also skeptical. it s amazing to me that up until the transition and they took over on january 3, they didn t want anything to do with mueller. they wouldn t question. they told us we were getting too close. they stayed away from it. they didn t want to believe what we were se
i don t know why they wouldn t question driving into a puddle that doesn t seem to end. reporter: and in 2008 a washington state bus driver followed his gps directions right into a nine-foot bridge. continue straight ahead. reporter: his bus used to be 12 feet tall. a year later in the uk one man nearly drove off a cliff following that directional voice a little too closely. but perhaps the biggest gps blunder of all, what used to be this georgia man s childhood home. wrecking crews accidentally leveled the wrong address thanks to satellite coordinates. so maybe it s a good idea to listen to that voice in your head. turn left ahead. reporter: and not just the one coming from your dashboard. dan kloeffler, abc news, new york. hello. common sense, anyone? northeast you know, i have a funny story about this. i was driving north, and gps, whatever her name is, she told me to take a right, another right, another right, and another right. and i wound up on the same road.
it still works, though. time for our favorite story of the day. there is the stamp. we will get it down. really cute story. one that we want to see here. meet 1-year-old trent. take a look at this guy. cute little 1-year-old trent. he went to the cheyenne mountain zoo. where he met angie, the 400-pound lioness. they hit it off swimmingly. she wanted to eat trent. mom and dad were worried. i was definitely intimidated. it seems like natural mother instinct to want to pull him out of there. but he seemed to be having fun. obviously a lion going after going after your kid, even, even with two-inch thick glass in between can still be a little nerve-racking. a nervous laugh. by the way, the only thing coming between trent and angie, right there, he talked about it, two inches of glass. he is just waving. that s all. he is just waving. he wanted to see if he might be able to get a bite in there. that s why you don t have the