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Super pac. it had been set up the month before. okay, so the trump super pac is not looking really closely at the sources of this money. if a corporation is set up, and has no history of giving and no history of transacting business and it's taufall of a sudden gi you $325,000, you might want to take a closer look at it. the other is the reported pete sessions intersection on behalf of getting rid of the u.s. ambassador to the ukraine. what is that all about? so president trump, the bulling back is this. president trump has been telling us that there's terrible corruption that needs to be look...

Between washington and moscow. >> you might expect the president to be directly involved in signing off on something like this attack. you would think so, right? well, two administration officials told "the times" they believed president trump had not been briefed in any detail. about this u.s. computer code. he and he lashing out now on that report. >> we are covering this story from a number of different angles. we have cnn white house reporter sara westwood live at the white house and cnn's matthew chance live from moscow. let's start with matthew first. good morning. i know it's not mornin...

They can't call it a deal until they know they have 216 votes to pass the house. the one thing i want to draw your attention to, it talks about what are called esocial health benefits but community rating. so that is health care speak for people with preexisting conditions, because -- >> president trump assured they were going to be covered. >> and so what this deal says states are allowed to not cover people with preexisting conditions. that's a difficult headline for moderate members the house. >> and for president trump. >> and i think look, they really want a deal on health care. the white...

Avoid a second piece of evidence, the strategic patience is a failed approach. >> i'm going to go to matthew first. it's rare to have them gem in the house. what's your take? >> first always good to hear a silent film star talking as secretary of state. i'm still -- i'm very confusds actually about what fundamentally is the administration's policy on so many different issues, including iran. obviously we pointed out they say on one hand they're in compliance, everything is fine, on the other hand we're going to look at this deal, bad deal, horrible deal. i think this has put the administration...