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From the sessions testimony, the more questions you're left with. as kasie hunt pointed out, somebody is lying. we've already got conflicts between him and comey. we kind of have to wait and there are more hearings ahead and more questions to be answered and they will be answered. we'll talk about this more coming up. we want to get to the breaking news this morning out of london. a massive fire tore through a large apartment building in the middle of the night when many of the building's residents were sleeping. officials confirm at least six dead, more than 50 others taken to area hospitals....

Questions about which the president and attorney general are incurious. that's going to give the country some absences. >> along with jeffrey goldberg we have fbi special agent clint watts and msnbc contributor. also on capitol hill we have national security and legal reporter at the "new york times" charlie savidge and also the finance anchor at yahoo!. from your perspective, you had some choice thoughts about not only sessions testimony but the president's lovely cabinet meeting as it pertains to your parents. i'd love that to be shared with the table a little bit. >> i just said that is one...

Would listen, how shocked he was. it was very obvious at that time, we said it on the air, that nobody in the white house had told him that the first executive order had been a calamity. no one told him the missteps about crowd size. nobody told him that lying about 3 million votes. nobody inside that white house tells him the truth. >> talk about the lack of diversity in the white house, let me just say there are no real men in the inner circle of the white house, none atall. joining us now a mber of the house permanent select committee on intelligence, swalwell. >> there's your headline toda...

Clearly only just beginning. only been on the job for a few weeks. senator chris murphy, thanks very much. >> all right, thanks. john king, this is a moment right now that a lot of people are going to wonder, does it go in one direction or another direction, because a lot of people are going to emerge from the sessions testimony and say, you know, he did a pretty good job defending himself. himself, especially on the issue of collusion and as attorney general unless other facts surface on the fact that some democrats were saying was he meddling in the russia investigation before he recused h...

Political contributor david gregory is with us as well. mark preston is a cnn senior political analyst and margaret t talla is the white house correspondent. david, what is your title? >> why did you think i can be -- i'm very close to lawyers. >> all right. so you're not our legal analyst. laura is our legal analyst. i want everybody to go through and tell me two things you are especially going to be looking toward in the upcoming sessions testimony. >> two things i'm looking for, wolf, one is does the attorney general exert executive privilege and how? or is it more along the lines of what w...