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I think a common line that we heard, it is troubling if it is true. this morning about 9:00 where he said, we could all do with a little less drama from the white house because we have things we want to accomplish on our agenda and his very subtle understated way, mitch mcconnell is doing two things, generally concerned about tax reform and health care, and whether they will have time to get to all that. it's a dicey proposition at best on a good day. he's also sutley changing the subject from the underlying issue which is a breach of national security potentially from the president to the rus...

I would note senator jeff sessions, obviously the attorney general nomnominee, his vote is still moving forward this morning. it's moving forward this morning. and that is expected to happen. obviously, you are seeing a lot of talk about what happened last night on this committee. but i think what's really important right now is actually talking to the members. seeing what's going on. who i want to bring in right now, senator sherrod brown. he's on the senate finance committee. and senator brown if you can just lay out, what was the rationale for the decision to not show up to the senate finan...

During this morning's senate finance hearing with kathleen sebelius. sebelius being grilled about the rollout and implementation of the obama care rollout. we continue to monitor it for you. that brings us to our question of the day. we asked, you answered. do you think republicans will learn from new jersey governor chris christie's example? eric says, no, they are under threat of the tea party. mike writing, you mean, pretending something something you're really not in order to get re-elected? they've been doing that for years. and dana says, we can only hope. keep the comments coming on twi...

Claims he did not foe agents were -- know agents were targeting conservative groups for extra scrutiny when applying for tax-exempt status. his maim is douglas shulman. he's facing tough questions today. the hearing comes as the white house's timeline on the scandal appears to be shifting. with more explanation, chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel joins us live from capitol hill. >> reporter: this is the senate's first crack at trying to get to the bottom of the irs's targeting and harassment of conservative groups. the senate finance hearing features the testimony to have outgoing ...