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Ohio, michigan, maryland while cutting thousands of jobs, white and blue collar. this as the death of a lot of known car brands and thousands of families without a paycheck a month before christmas? earlier today the president described the discussion he had with gm's ceo. >> i said, this country has done a lot for general motors. you better get back to ohio and you better get back there soon. get a car that is selling well and put it back in. i think you'll see something else happen there, but i'm not happy about it. >> let's bring in our lead-off panel on a monday night. not forgetting our l...

Earlier today the president described the discussion he had with gm's ceo. >> i said, this country has done a lot for general motors. you better get back to ohio and you better get back there soon. get a car that is selling well and put it back in. i think you'll see something else happen there, but i'm not happy about it. >> let's bring in our lead-off panel on a monday night. not forgetting our lead story tonight, tori advance who spent 25 years as a former prosecutor. knox who was a prosecutor as well who has worked with robert mueller, and michael crowley, security editor for politico. goo...

The cia officer and security editor for the blaze.com. gentlemen, welcome. feeling many questions. let me jump in on this. you had flown one of the jets and do you think it's possible or the aircraft as we have the possibility that this thing got to the map. kazakhstan and that region of the world, could it have gone that far and landed or landed undetected? >> well, yes, it could have got that far and could have gone undetected, but i doubt it very much. the radar picture even as a primary target as we call it without the transplanter, assuming that was the issue, you would be able to track t...

Former press secretary for president obama. spencer ackerman, u.s. security editor for the "guardian," and mr. sanchez, fellow at the cato institute. robert, i wanted to begin with you. one of the fascinating things to me about the press conference was the certainty president obama had that these were necessary programs, and you think back to the campaign and the sort of, the aggressive civil liberty rhetoric you heard back then. what happens to an administration? what changes, if anything has changed, when you come in, you begin getting these briefings? do you think there's been a change in t...

This down. we haven't expelled any of the russian diplomats that were meeting with these agents. >> right, why is that? >> i don't know. i think because we have more important business to do with the russians. counterterrorism and trade and other issues and both sides want to keep it kind of calm. >> do we have spies in russia? >> we hope so, don't we? >> right. >> our spies are heroes and their spies are rats. >> right. >> all right, jeff stein, our security editor. jeff, thanks so much. >> thank you for having me. more testimony today in the confirmation hearings for supreme court nominee ...