The government efforts. Taking a step back, you have wildfires out west, places in texas where people are coming from. The resources of the federal government are not unlimited. At what point do you worry the resources are being stretched too thin . I dont, the chief of staff general kelly says they should be able towalk and ch walk an gum at the same time. So im pretty comfortable in our ability and capacity as leaders and as institutions to handle the various things that come our way. Im extremely comfortable with President Trumps ability to do so. What i worry about is the financial resources, congress came and stepped up in a bipartisan way, i think President Trump deserves a lot of credit for putting that together. They need to not put that in the way of efficient services. As the storms continue to hurt our states and our citizens, but for now were taking responsible action. Getting better estimates and were not doing it in a way that will stop or slow down operations. Do you kno
Revealed special counsel muellers investigation he says is nearly complete. Its not clear if whitaker intended to make news about the inquiry today as comments really came from out of nowhere. Late this afternoon in response it a question during an entirely unrelated press conference his first ever as attorney general. Before you came into your current role, you were publicly very critical of the special counsel investigation. Now since youve received your briefings, is there anything youve seen or read that gives you concern about special Counsel Robert Mueller or otherwise investigation . Know, ive been fully briefed on the investigation. I look forward to director mueller deliver the final report. And i really am not going to talk about an open and Ongoing Investigation otherwise. But you know, sort of the statements that i made was as a private citizen. Only with publicly available information. And i am comfortable that the decisions that were made are going to be reviewed either t
Msnbc headquarters. For the first time publicly Donald Trumps acting attorney general Matt Whitaker revealed special counsel muellers investigation he says is nearly complete. Its not clear if whitaker planned to make news today as Congress Really came out of nowhere late this afternoon in response to a question during an entirely unrelated press conference, his first ever as attorney general. Before you came into your current role, you were publicly very critical of the special counsel investigation. Now since youve received your briefings, is there anything youve seen or read that gives you concern about special Counsel Robert Mueller will otherwise investigation . Ive been fully briefed on the investigation, and i look forward to director mueller delivering the final report, and i really am not going to talk about an open, Ongoing Investigation otherwise, but sort of the statements i made where as a private citizen with only publicly available information, and i am comfortable that
For the first time publicly Donald Trumps acting attorney general Matt Whitaker revealed special counsel muellers investigation he says is nearly complete. Its not clear if whitaker planned to make news today as Congress Really came out of nowhere late this afternoon in response to a question during an entirely unrelated press conference, his first ever as attorney general. Before you came into your current role, you were publicly very critical of the special counsel investigation. Now since youve received your briefings, is there anything youve seen or read that gives you concern about special Counsel Robert Mueller will otherwise investigation . Ive been fully briefed on the investigation, and i look forward to director mueller delivering the final report, and i really am not going to talk about an open, Ongoing Investigation otherwise, but sort of the statements i made where as a private citizen with only publicly available information, and i am comfortable that the decisions that w
Rain over the past week has made drought conditions in Minnesota less dire, if only slightly. While the week's rain was widespread across Minnesota and came at a good time — when cooler temperatures meant less evaporation — "we're still in a major drought," said Kenny Blumenfeld, senior climatologist with the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources State Climatology Office. An updated map .