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Being america's best first job. tonight the more rudy giuliani tries to explain himself and the president's actions, the more confusing things get. mr. trump new lawyer attempting to rewrite some of his most stunning remarks over the past 48 hours after the president publically urged him to, quote, get his facts straight. we're told other members of the president legal team are describing rudy giuliani's comments in vulgar terms that we can't repeat right now. it's been a whirlwind, some days more than others in trump world. are we closer to learning the truth. >> i wish we could say we are

Facebook says it didn't deny it. so you're saying definitively facebook did in fact violate that agreement? >> that's why we need to have the hearing. clearly the intent of the consent decree in 2011 is that there being pretty much a privacy bill of rights that people have the right to know that they're information is being gathered. that they have a right to know if it's being sent to other institutions and they have the right to say no, that they don't want that information compromised. clearly, all parts of this privacy guarantee were violated here and the american people have a right to kn...

Campaign stop for months now. but today, as cnn's dana bash confirmed, that brad parscale, a former digital director for trump's 2016 campaign, will be named as campaign manager. now, parscale is a long time associate of the trump family. he had not had any political experience before his 2016 campaign experience. but he was sort of an lesser seen and lesser known trump campaign aide who worked on that digital strategy, facebook and social media, pushing the president's message. now he's tapped with running the whole thing in 2020. we're already talking about it. >> all right. talking about 20...

Secretary of defense. >> yes, sir, i mentioned that in my -- >> have you been directed to do so given the strategic threat that faces the united states and the significant consequences you recognize already? >> no, i have not. >> joining me now, cnn national security analyst samantha vinaigrette who served as senior adviser and paul callan. we're learning more here from rogers staying that -- telling lawmakers that russia had, quote, not paid a price that is sufficient to change their behavior when it comes to cyberattacks. based on that, and the comment we just played as well, what do you mak...

Been tragically and senselessly lost. to that end, what can be done to prevent anything from like this from happening again? >> we need to take into account, even if this had been acted on in a different way which would have been preferable, there are limited actions that law enforcement are permitted to take. even if they have gone out to this young man's house and reported it. he had purchased their weapon at a time when it was still lawful for him to.and he had not yet, as far as i'm aware, committed a crime at that point. so it is very unclear what the fbi or law enforcement would have act...