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Left wanted her to behave like sally yates and refuse to follow the law. paul: dan, what do you make of this, i remember writing editorials more than a decade ago, i remember the mood at the time and i don't remember a lot of democrats waving hands and say, oh, my god, don't do these things, make sure that there's not another attack? >> i'm glad that you brought that up, paul, 9/11 nearly 17 years ago, both towers of world trade center collapsed, plane flew into pentagon, am i upset that the cia used enhanced interrogation techniques against al-qaeda suspects, i wasn't there and not to this da...

♪ >> we are seeing widespread support across the political spectrum and within the intelligence community. >> the past association with so-called extraordinary interrogation techniques make her stalwart two resisted in the future. >> among the peers, it is absolutely universal. >> over the last 15 months, mike served the nation as the director of the central intelligence agency where i can tell you that they have such respect for him. they may be the only people that are not very happy right now. but they will be happy. they will be happy with gina. >> shannon: we are back with the panel to ...

Congress and face some pretty tough questions. you have null vainny saying he prioritizes meetings with lobbyists who give him true. that's not something you're supposed to say, especially not when you're working for a drain the swamp administration. you had mike pompeo, the president's secretary of state pick. he did get through, but it was way more of a squeaker than it should have been, and now the woman nominated to replace him at the cia is coming under a lot of scrutiny for her overseeing some advanced interrogation techniques and she was described as having to be near perfect to get thr...

Yesterday. >> this comes on the same day trump's nominee to head the department of veterans affairs, ryan jackson, withdrew his nomination after reports he'd been drinking on the job and handing out prescription drugs, including an opioid. and cia pick gina haskell's nomination is in jeopardy as critics cite ties to harsh interrogation techniques after 9/11. national affairs correspondent for "the nation" joan walsh joins me, along with former economic advisor to trump, steven moore. these, changes went on and on. first it was, i didn't know about the raises. then it was, well, okay, fine, but...

Trump administration. >> we voted for him on a number of ideas, and this idea that politics was broken because people could pay their way in. donald trump was saying i'm going to stop that. now it seems perfectly okay for member of his own administration to go out there and all but brag about that being the way business works even as donald trump is president. ken vogel "new york times" political reporter. ken thank you for coming on. i appreciate it. >> thanks katy i enjoyed it. to more staffing troubles for the easy president's cabinet. his nominee for cia director gina haswell is meeting ...