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Posture that everyone was in at the time and maybe expand upon how -- how weird it is flynn was viewed with suspicion from within the trump transition? that to me seems to be the real blockbuster revelation in both "the post" and "ap" reporting and in what kristen is talking about tonight. >> yeah, i mean, in some respects, again, all the professionals were lined up with grave concern with what russia was doing in our election and in elections around the world. and here we had the leader of the transition from a national security perspective mike flynn and the incoming commander in chief who s...

Said donald trump was exaggerating things? outright lying about his phones being tapped. maybe not so much. now the latest consensus view is that healthcare rework is a piece of work and going down to flaming defeat. well, that is the consensus anyway. it's largely on views from conservative republicans that are not keen on it and say they will vote against it. now the administration though says that's not right. so what are we missing? we go to blake griffin at the white house. >> hi, neil. sean spicer telling me that they absolutely embrace the role of the president being the closer as it wa...

And the director at the time couldn't get a meeting with clinton. bush paid careful tension, every president deals with it on his own terms. and there's a the love people who have an open mind and they hope he's going to come around. there is concern with comments and it isn't every day you get a consensus view of the intelligence community. that something like this happened. >> i'm told bay transition official, ken, that the briefing will be with the full spectrum. is that your spens kbhap do you think the president-elect is going to hear this week that he hasn't yet heard? you talk about mor...

Head but do know the real dangers of this. on this issue because it's consensus view of the u.s. intelligence community that russia hacked election and are a threat to u.s. national security. then the question becomes in the future with north korea, nuclear capability, the next terror threat to the u.s. homeland, where is u.s. confidence in that intelligence assessment if the president-elect, soon to be president, has said the intelligence community should not be believed? there are real consequences to this. >> it's beyond just the hacking which is important but he's been very pro russia and ...

No one knows what's inside his head, but what we do know are the real dangers of this, right? is that on this issue, because, you know, it's the consensus view of the u.s. intelligence community that not only did russia hack the election, but that they are a threat to u.s. national security. then the question becomes, in the future, with future threats. north korea, nuclear capability. the next terror threat to the u.s. homeland, where is u.s. confidence in that intelligence assessment if the president-elect, soon to be president, has said the intelligence community should not be believed. the...