donald trump jr. and jared kushner the president s son-in-law met about the clinton campaign and other campaign contacts as well that committees on capitol hill are now going through, including roughly 20,000 e-mails detailing some contacts as well as discussion of russian issues. the judiciary is looking at this as well, wolf. senate judiciary committee calling on jared kushner, and the white house, to give more information about jared kushner s security clearance form and believe they have not gotten a response they want about how he got this security clearance approved, through the process, without initially listing some of his foreign contacts. all this going through a mountain of documents trying to piece all of this information together. jared kushner, the president s senior adviser and also his son-in-law. manu raju on capitol hill, thank you very much. bringing in our panel to discuss. jim sciutto, chief national
manu, thank very much. manu raju on capitol hill. meanwhile, white house communications director anthony scaramucci tells cnn the president might veto a russia sanctions bill passed overwhelmingly by the house and senate. the popular bipartisan legislation would not only hit russia with new sanctions but also give congress the authority to block the president from lifting those sanctions. but listen to scaramucci earlier today on cnn. keep looking at these it sanctions right now. he may decide to veto the sanctions and why? and be tougher on the russians and congress. you think because he wants something tougher than the sanctions bill? he may sign the sanctions, exactly the way they are. or he may veet other the sanctions and negotiate an even tougher deal against the russians. all right. get perspective from republican congressman mike coffman of colorado, u.s. army and marine veteran and serves on the armed services and veterans affairs
arrived on capitol hill. he is behind closed doors right now, meeting with senate investigators, staffers on the senate intelligence committee. that wave was about as much as we got or heard from jared kushner right there. right. so, we ll learn more as he comes out of this meeting. we might even get a transcript, as we ve learned, because his team said just this morning, according to our suzanne malveaux, that he s completely open to a full transcript of this interview being released and is totally open to going under oath if they choose to do so. we ll follow that for you also. we want to tell you about a very deadly manu raju is with us on capitol hill. manu, are you there? the meeting under way. reporter: the meet something under way. jared kushner just walked by where i m standing right now. we tried to ask him a question about that trump tower meeting that he acknowledged in this 11-page statement that he gave to the committee, saying in that statement that he gave to t
committee that there s really nothing to that meeting at all. he didn t follow the e-mail chains going back and forth. tried to ask him if he regretted that meeting in we expect maybe four to six staffers to be in that meeting. no members will be in there. he will not be under oath. doesn t mean he cannot tell the whole truth. misleading congress in any way is something that can be prosecuted. this is the first of two meetings on capitol hill. his team telling suzanne mall zoe, maybe not more than two hours on the number of questions people have, especially in light of the disclosure of meetings he has during the transition and the campaign. he says nothing to it. manu raju on capitol hill, having just seen jared kushner in the halls. jared kushner behind closed
committee, meaning the senate intelligence committee. rod rosenstein, another person to watch, jake, the first time the deputy attorney general has talked in public since the firing of james comey. a lot of questions will be asked about the circumstances around the firing. ron widion, a senior democrat on committee, jake, tells mole that he plans to ask him whether or not he was fired because because the president wanted the russia investigation to go away. that s what we can expect at a hearing with a lot of fireworks tomorrow, jake. manu raju on capitol hill. thanks so much. how will president trump s tweets about qatar impact the safety of thousands of u.s. troops stationed in that country? we ll take a look at that next. stay with us. ll, a 103 how long did it take you two to save that? a long time. then it s a fortune. i told you we had a fortune. get closer to your investment goals with a conversation. your only worry.ty customer first guarantee. will be how to drink this mon