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Senior career official in the office of management and budget at the white house. now he is a pivotal player in the house impeachment inquiry, someone who has firsthand knowledge when it comes to hundreds of millions of dollars of military aid that was held up. his signature appears on several of the documents that froze the funding. he signed july 25th, the same day president trump spoke to president zelensky. he became the first omb official to answer lawmakers's questions behind closed doors. he was subpoenaed. "washington post" reports he testified that it was not only highly irregular reg...

Mull vane ya wants to john kupperman's lawsuit. he would answer questions from lawmakers if courts were to compel him to. if he is allowed to join that suit, he would be going against his own boss. whipple, who wrote a book about it, said he could not think of any precedent for a chief of staff going to court given that mulvaney has been willing to do almost anything for trump, he told the "times". it is remarkable he is asking for a second opinion. >> john bolton is in for a $2 million book deal. therefore he has a lot to say. turn to the lawyer first. what's going on here? this is unorthodox...

His boss. the president is upset that mull vane ya failed to contain the negative reaction to the phone call after it was made public. we have learned that the senate republican leader mitch mcconnell pushed the white house to release the rough transcript of that phone call, thinking it would exonerate the president. jeremy diamond reports from the white house. >> reporter: with democrats moving quickly towards impeachment, president donald trump on saturday, after a day of golf, going on the counter offensive. in a series of twists, he insists he should not be impeached because the good job h...

Would have tremendous growth. it's psychologically important. if the fed would do its job which has been done poorly over the last year and a half, you would see a burst of growth like you've never seen before. and that would be lowering interest rates and maybe put something -- if you look at what china's doing, if you look at what germany's doing, if you look at what so many countries are doing, putting some money in. despite president trump's insistence that everything is fine with the economy, his administration is becoming increasingly worried ahead of next year's election. according to...