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Topic at the White House Briefing. Were keeping an eye on it and will be taking you there live. First, lets bring in White House Correspondent Michelle Kosinski as well as security correspondent jim sciutto. The president said he had no strategy yet and now hes preparing to move for a speech on wednesday to explain the isis game plan, as he put it. Heres what he said on nbcs meet the press. What i want people to understand is that over the course of months we are going to be able to not just blu...

The white house chief of staff retired general john kelly spoke out in second briefing in many weeks in a forceful and personal defense of President Trump. After trump sparked controversy on monday about whether former president s reached out to the families of Fallen Soldiers and invoked kellys son who died an as a marine officer in 2010 when defending claim. He michigan by describing what happens when Service Members are killed in action. He asked me about previous president s and i said i can...

Calling russian interference a hoax and a special counsel investigation a witch hunt. Abby phillip joins us from the white house. This morning, calling it all a hoax and a witch hunt. Is the president telling us how he really feels about all of this, script aside . Reporter it seems that he certainly is. The president often reverts back to this position of calling it a hoax. The white house is saying that he meant to say that the meddling investigation, the collusion investigation was a hoax, no...

Noted he could still be a cooperating witness. The judge giving him several outs, citing the circumstances surrounding the interview where the lawyers warped he was not warned about the repercussions and that counsel was not recommended for the interview and now the sentencing seems to be taking off on a different tone with the judge expressing the seriousness of the offense with Michael Flynn lying on the fbi. Shimon is breaking down the new details. The judge is not mipsi inwin words, saying t...

Leds go over to kasie hunt. Im casey hurt in for katy tur. Its 2 00 p. M. Here in washington. President trump is set to reveal his administrations new immigration plan this hour. The plan is expected to match the president s hardline stance on immigration, so i wouldnt expect much compromise if any with congressional democrats. Were going to bring you all of that as it unfolds. But first, we want to get to todays other big story its unfolding on capitol hill this morning. A group of key members ...

Committee today that adam schiff released is the Inspector Generals work hard to try to open the door for the whistleblower to go straight to the committee and eventually the Inspector General just had to tell the committee that hes reached an impasse with the acting director and the acting director is blocking the way with the support of attorney general william barr. Yeah. And schiff is now warning that the Inspector General himself i might not be protected from prosecution or reprisal from th...

But there is this weird situation where the whistleblower theoretically can convey that information directly to the committee. But its almost impossible to do so legally without the channel being opened for that person. And the Trump Administration wont open the channel. So schiff has to be totally responsible in terms of what he can promise that person in terms of retaliation, protection from prosecution, all of those things. I mean, this is incredibly high stakes for everybody involved at this...

County commissioners were divided over whether to continue pursuing a possible consolidation of city and county cultural arts, parks and recreation services.

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