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They are members of the house intelligence committee questioning jared kushner different than yesterday when it was staff interviewing kushner. it's the first time he's facing lawmakers. it's a more combative round of questions from democrats who believe mr. kushner has not been forthcoming enough and believe the 11-page statement released about the russian contacts has a number of holes in it they plan to explore. the question for kushner going forward is, is this it for him? will he come back to congress after today? there are a number of democrats who say he should. not just on the house si...

Public? will you testify again before the senate? now, this comes as paul manafort is now in the center of two committees, the senate intelligence committee and the senate judiciary committee. today, we learned, earlier this morning, paul manafort did, in fact, sit down for an interview with staff of the senate intelligence committee, behind closed doors, answering their questions. but, that is not to the satisfaction of the senate judiciary committee who wanted their own interview with paul manafort. last week, calling him to appear in a public session. they cut a deal so he could have a priv...

The top democrat of the intelligence committee who's interviewing kushner tomorrow is telling our colleagues that tomorrow's session will not be enough, because there are not all of the members that will be at the meeting. but that time frame will not be enough to get through all of the area they want to talk about. >> what about donald trump, jr. and paul manafort coming to capitol hill? >> it's possible they will still face a public hearing. remember the senate judiciary committee abruptly scrapped a wednesday hearing of this week because a deal that was cut between paul manafort and donald ...

Capitol hill is now with the russian sanctions bill. something the white house didn't want to happen, but what are they saying now? >> well, it looks like they're comfortable with the sanctions bill going forward. when you look at the bipartisan support that this has from on both the house and the senate side, it's difficult to see, given all the add months fear iks on this, how the president could retoe it especially after the signalling yesterday that they didn't have any problems with it. so the expectation seems to be that that bill will go forward and the president will be forced to sign ...