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The firefighters working as hard as they can. the community concerned about the what long term effects of this could be. >> of course. keep us posted. those pictures are just stunning. thank you. ahead, how strong does the ceo of america's biggest bank really think the economy is? plus his read on the 2020 race and the fundamental question i asked jamie dimon. is washington working? >> is our government comp teten right now as a whole? >> we see certain mayors and certain governors at a local level. >> you didn't hear him say the federal government is comp tent. that conversation next.

Kristen welker who is covering for "andrea mitchell reports." >> right now, the apprentice. donald trump slams his reality tv protege calling omarosa wacky, vicious and not smart after she released this partial recording of a phone call with the president after she was fired from the white house. >> general kelly -- general kelly came to me and said that you guys wanted me to leave. >> no, i -- nobody even told me about it. >> wow. >> and just moments ago, telling msnbc there could be more to come. >> do you have more recordings? >> oh, absolutely. >> are you planning on releasing them? >> i d...

Be questioned and undoubtedly investigated. if the president-elect were to fince the sale himself, who would reta the financial interest in the assets that he owns now? some people have suggested that the president-elect trump could bundle the assets and turn the trump organization into a public company. anyone who has ever gone through this extraordinarily cumbersome and complicated process knows that it is a nonstarter. it is not realistic, and it would be inappropriate for the trump organization. some people have suggested a blind trust. but you cannot have a totally blind trust with operat...

>> she's not attorney general now. >> she has the option to make that decision, because she's the chief federal lawmaker there. the fact that she's seeking higher office, it's obvious that's going to seek attorney general of the united states. i think she'll hold off in making the decision until she's in washington. a decision of this nature to indict a police officer for a civil rights violation during the course of which there's been a death. where the police officer has been exonerated by a state grand jury, the senior people in the justice department, of which she will be the chief, presum...