common ground. what i heard from donald trump today i do believe we are planting the seeds to get ourselves unified, and we had a great meeting and over a short time things will come together. jon: john roberts in new york city with more. reporter: it is more than a truce but less than an agreement. they said he sat and listened and seemed genuinely interested and asked a lot of good questions and they got a sense of where he is on a lot of issues. there are many points of departure as well and they hope to bridge that gap toward the november election. donald trump did not get an endorsement so trump believe they see eye to eye on core republican issues and paul ryan will eventually come around. here is trump on sean hannity s show. he doesn t have an easy job. i don t mind going through a slow process, a very big subject, i think for the most part we agree on a lot of different items and we are getting there. reporter: another story is an audio recording from 199
appropriate lawmakers will be briefed once a review on foreign efforts to influence the election ordered by president obama is finally completed. jenna: peter ducey is live in washington with the very latest, peter. peter: the president elect doesn t think the white house will be making such a big deal about russian interference if he would have lost. a single tweet to pose a pair of questions, quote, if russia or some other entity was hacking, why did the white house wait so long to act, why did they only complain after hillary lost? so the president elect isn t sure what to make of report that is russian hackers tried to help him beat hillary clinton and neither are lawmakers on capitol hill, but they re having a hard time deciding what to make of the same reports that civilians are seeing because they can t get the cia to send anybody up to the hill to explain to democrats an republicans behind closed doors. california republican david núñez now says this, the legislativ
Warren County Circuit Clerk Brandi Duvall bested two opponents in the Republican primary, setting up a rematch of the 2018 general election in which both candidates have since switched parties.