these are senators i really like. that's also a difference. thank you. i have close to made a decision on un ambassador or attorney general, no. but until that decision is made, we have a great gentleman in matt whitaker and everybody tells me he's doing a fantastic job. i consider pam bondy for anything but right now i know her very well. in the meantime she's got a very good job. she's doing a very good job. but in some form i'd love to have her in the administration. but we have great people. we have tremendous people. our cabinet. i'm very happy. now will i make adjustment? yes. you take a look at what we're dining with with the military. very happy with secretary of

defense, by the way. jim mattess is doing a great job. we have a truly great cabinet. i could go through every one of them but then you might be tielk figure out the one or two i'm a a little less happy with. that wouldn't be good. i'll see you in california. year going to be looking at everything. thank you. thank you very much. >> that was president trump just a few moments ago as he got on board marine 1 heading to california. ultimately to talk to, as you heard him there, talk about the governor. and the governor elect. he's good eing to be talking to some of the first responders as well. we heard sarah sanders earlier say this trip is partthry president going to california to be a consolar and chief, to let these people know we're there

with you. >> live pictures from air force andrews air force 1, 12:35 eastern there in california. that likely will be delayed because we expected this would happen some time ago e. the president making news on several points. let's start with crown prince mohammed bin salman and jamal khashoggi saying he has not been briefed by cia director. we know he was briefed a few thursdays ago some time in october. but no updates the president says at least. >> and said he would be speak thing to secretary of state mike pompeo on air force 1 inroute to california.

this on the heel oofz washington post report that the crown prince and jared kushner's, that he did have a drirected role in ordering the murd er of jamal cushowing ey. he's going to learn if in fact the crown prince played a direct role. saying next week he'll be submitting those answers to written questions to the special counsel's office. preparing those written answers. and he even suggested that the potentially he could shut down the government if he doesn't get that $5 billion his administration has requested. it will be one of his last chances to get the funding as the houses prepares to shift to democratic control. juggling a lot of things as he

these california and continues to criticizing land management in the wake of the fewers. >> and talked about the speakership fight in the house. nancy pelosi hoping to take that role up a second time in which he said he will help nancy pelosi pelosi if she needs votes. the are more than a dozen democrats on the record who say day won't vote for her for speaker. and said he would vote for nancy pelosi. but there was a caveat there, that he wanted something in exchange. the president didn't discuss an exchange. >> those moderates want that conditioned on rule changes to make the house run more smoothly. the president not talking about how he might facilitate those kinds of changes but we know they've long seen her as an

effective foil. she's featured in many republican adds to save their incumbent. he sees her as someone who might be easier to spar with with. he clearly is very vested in having her take over the house and he would be battling with her for the next two years as he heads into his reelection campaign. >> president trump saying that he could probably get new york representative tom reed to vote for nancy pelosi. also making news about his cabinet sawing he's very happy ewith the cabinet but there could be changes and saying he sees the video of people who are, he says, in such fear but they're waving flags of their country. what the that all about. surge esting they can't leave begrudgingly for their own self

interest and safety. thank you, sarah. so for a second day the number of those unaccounted for in the camp fire has sky rocketed. as of last night more than 1,000 people are missing. and thousands of firefighters are still performing the grueling work. in the meantime three wild fires brings the total of people who have died to 74. the camp fire is the deadliest, most destructive wild fire in california history. >> and paul, let's start and i think it's such a striking image of all of the tents that are surrounding this -- i believe

it's a walmart in that parking lot behind you. it really is just a glimpse of the desperation for the people there in that part of california. >> reporter: you're right. 52,000 people evacuated at one point. the entire city of paradise basically oobliterated. and we have to get back to the number of missing or unaccounted for, the sheriff came out and said this is raw data. he talked to journalists about putting this into context. he's not saying they're missing and presumed dead and talked about all the ways people could get on this list and frankly there are many people who are oun the list that don't know they're on the lirs. so in a sense he walk withed everien with aafrom sheer terror

and thinking there are a thousand people throughout dead. nevertheless they're going through the gruesome task where they will look for more human remains as you said. 71 people -- 71 bodies have been recovered. they're also asking for relatives. this has to be heart breaking to get them selves swabbed and that way they can match dna. it is really tough to listen and there may be people in these tents who might have loved ones missing and they might be going in. but hundreds of people in this walmart. it's about 39 degrees here. that's normel for chico here in northern california. zblf >> the president is heading to california. here in chico.

for ways that you can help, go to cnn.com/impact. plenty of ways you can help the people dealing with these ongoing fires and the aftermath. >> and thank you so much for doing so j check igthat out because those people need it. new developments in the murder case off journalist jamal khashoggi. this now reporting says that the cia has evidence pointing directly to mohammed been salman. >> and president trump says he's finished answering the probe and also saying he will submit them next week. and it's another white house tradition president trump skipped so far. visiting troops fighting overseas. does the president have a surprise planned for this.

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13 minutes past the hour. we just heard from president trump who quote has to take a lot of things in consideration. this is in regards to the death of jamal khashoggi. this as we're learning this morning the cia learned the crown prince mohammed bin salman personally ordered the death of jamal khashoggi. >> president trump says he has not yet been briefed on this cia assessment but he had been briefed a couple of weeks ago and says he has a lot more to think about. >> looks like several pieces of evidence, several sources to look at so only now are we hearing that the cia has reached the conclusion that the saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman was behind the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi, that

he in fact ordered it, this is what intelligence sources have suspected for a long time just because of his involvement in matters of this country. it seemed impossible he would not know about this or be involved. but what the president said today pretty closely echoed what we heard before. he said he denies he was involved. this would be a rogue element. >> you know we also have a great ally in saudi arabia. they give us a lot of jobs, a lot of economic development. they are they have been a truly spectacular ally in terms of jobs and economic development and i take that -- i'm president. i have to take a lot of things into consideration. so we will be talking with the cia later and lots of others. i'll be doing that while i'm on the plane.

i'll be speaking also with secretary of state mike pompeo. >> let's hear on what evidence the cia has been looking at. the washington post is reporting they've reached with high confidence. it's different from what we've heard from the vice president who said this is an affront to a free press and that the u.s. is determined to hold everybody accountable who was involved. but here you have president trump emphasizing what great ally saudi arabia is and that seemed to be the focus of his reaction to thisse latest news d reflects not only what the u.s.'s stance has been, even through this shocking killing of a germe journalist in the soud ey consulate and what u.s. allies

feel too, that there's been resistance to do too much too soon in response to saudi arabia. because western allies see that relationship as being so valuable to have that kind of ally in the middle east. now comes the difficult decision of -- since the cia has reached this conclusion, what do you do next and how does that effect the balance of things in the region? >> yeah. that knows so much. president trump says that he's now finished writing answers on the russia investigation and he'll be sending them to robert mueller next week. and it's been a bit off a pr it disaster. now he's talking about what he should have done on veteran's day. jumpstart sales. build attendance for an event. help people find their way. fastsigns designed new directional signage. and got them back on track. get started at fastsigns.com.

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thursday is thanksgiving. it's a holiday the president said sometimes used as an opportunity to visit with and thank american troops fighting overseas. >> let's see if we got anybody more senior that can read the president's thanksgiving speech. is there anybody back there that's more senior than us? >> that was president george w. bush making a surprise thanksgiving day visit to iraq in 2003. president clinton travelled to kosovo in 1999.

president h.w. bush went to have thanksgiving dinner in saudi arabia in 1990s. again these are off an surprise. see it's not out of the ordinary that the white house has not publicly announced whether president trump will make one of those unexpected visits. however some are frankly disappointed that president trump has not yet visited american service members in a combat zone, not just on a holiday but at all. he's been in office 666 days now. let's geback to president obama's administration. president obama first visited camp victory in baghdad 77 days into his administration. afghanistan on day 342 and president george w bush he didn't go to afghanistan until 216. -- 2006.

vice president mike pence, he made a surprise visit to troopess in afghanistan just before christmas. jared kushner went to iraq. when president trump was asked why he had not visited trooped in a combat zone. quote i will do that at some point but i don't think it's overly necessary. i've been very busy with everything that's taking place here. the president has visited troops in south korea and elsewhere last year but over the last nearly two years, he did not visit u.s. combat troops, even when he was nearby. his first official trip was a to saudi arabia. there were more than 5,000 active duty troops in iraq, afghanistan and qatar. president trump didn't visit any of them. the president went on to israel.

there were 1700 or so troops in jordan, many fighting in syria. every president is busy. there's always work to do at the white house but former defense secretary says these vists are necessary. >> i think rilts bigger than just a misstep. i think it's a failure of an obligation, a basic obligation off a commander and chief. he's commander and chief of our forces and not to go to a war zone where we have men and women dying, that's just wrong. >> maybe the president will surprise troops overseas by thanking them in person but if this thanksgiving is like the last one, he'll thank them but he'll do it it from mar-a-lag oshs. >> we're being talked about again as an armed forces. we're really winning. we know how to win. but you have to let you win. they weren't letting you win

before. they were letting you play even. we're letting you win. >> reporter: and this rare concession in which he says in retrospect he should have visited arlington national cemetery on veteran's day. national security and military analyst and president of iris independent research. rebecca used to work in the office of the secretary of air force and congressman you are a veteran. i want to start with the same question for each of you. he says these vists to combat troops are not overly necessary. are they? >> one is it's very difficult to get the president into an overseas military base because all of the air lift and security require said. there's no question that

president trump is a big supporter of our troops. i'd say what they really want is more readiness and the funding to do their jobs for america. >> all right. overly necessary. >> while i agree with rebecca they want to make sure they're investing in our readiness and they don't wake up everybody wondering if the president is going to visit, his fail dwroor do so sends a terrible message about his commitment as earlier report in the segment, not once has he visited soldiers, airman or marine in a cambat zone. he failed to viz at symbolically important site, the american cemetery in france. didn't go to arlington national cemetery. no matter how busy a president is, part of being busy is showing our support to military

members and their families and this president's failed to do so. >> let me come to you in this fox news interview that will air tomorrow. the president admits he should have, in retro spect visited aural aingten national cemetery on veteran's day. this is a president who doesn't often admit being wrong or regret. why do you think this is differfront the president? >> oh, no question that was a big mistake. i'm sure he's regretting it. hard to say why it happened. but it's big mistake. i think he'll be looking to make that up. i think he's doing a lot in terms of the robust defense budget and putting an eye on our competition with china and russia. >> well, context the president's public schedule that day was blank. so when you talk about scheduling, there didn't appear

to be anything he was doing. we saw several tweets. vice president mike pence, he wrote an oped published on fox news in which he declared veterans have no better friend than president trump. our actions aring having a real impact. va accountability is up and unemployment among veterans has reached its lowest in decades. the veteran's choice for health care -- i mean i expect the administration will agree with rebecca saying the visits are not overly important. and say to that what? >> look, the congress has worked with the administration in making some improvements in veteran's health care, hiring veterans. but look what we're seeing when it comes to the fiasco,

administering the post 9/11 gi educational benefits. one of the largest we've seen during the administration of this program where there are reports that veterans relying on these benefits are facing homelessness because their housing allowance is not coming through. youv got president who talks a lot about supporting veterans and military members but when it comes to executing, he's failing. the chief administration officer is vacant. they're operating on a legacy it program. there's been missteps with hiring leadership and there are still 45,000 vacancies that congressman has provided appropriations to fell. and veterans are suffering because of that. >> rebecca, let's talk about this deployment to the border. the southern border. thousands of u.s. troops.

we saw defense secretary james mattis go there and he says long term what their mission is somewhat to be determined. but this is what a senior administration official told our jake tapper. it's a joke of limited opportunity and a waste of our time. mattis knows it, kelly knows it but he was hell bent on troops. is this waste of time? he called it an invasion and adamant about these people coming into the country up until the election. assent said as much about it since. is it a waste of time? >> no. i think it's perfectly approp reet for our troops under northern command to be deployed to our boarder to support the border patrol activities. i don't have a problem with our troops deployed and let's

remember both president bush and president obama deployed troops to that boarder and we've had troops there since the spring on another operation. i'm sure they'd rather be home with their families. but i'm fine having troops on our southern border. >> drirts moralizing. look, i had concerns of the national guard to the border. er for that's one issue. but active duty soldiers to the boarder. 7,000 active duty and national guard. that's more than the number of service members in iraq and syria combined. half the number in afghanistan. those are real threats. secretary mattis, i think he must have been embarrassed when he asked about their mission. they're laying wire in texas when the migration looks like it's moving towards san diego and california. service men and women i deploy during the haul days.

i missed many special family occasions and we don't mind doing that when the mission is real. this is dubious at best. quite frankly i know the president is going to california. he ought to bring some of those troops to california. they'd be more useful supporting the rescue, the search and the fire suppression efforts in california than shoveling manure on the southwest border in support of the custom and boarder patrol. >> thank you so much for being with us. congressman, i want to keep you for another question or two. saying he likes nancy pelosi and thinks he can get votes for her for speaker. will you vote for nancy pelosi to get the gavel? >> yeah,ium supporting nancy pelosi. we need our best generals on the field if we're going to pass meaningful legislation.

year an article 1 institution. we're the congress. we don't need the president's help while we would welcome republican support of nancy pelosi for speaker, we're going to be able to leect nancy pelosi speaker with democratic votes alone i think. nancy's going to be the next speaker. and my good friend, jim is going to be the majority whip. that will be our trim have the at the top. the most diverse congress we've seen in the history of this country. so i'm looking forward to the 116 116th congress to get lenl slagz done on health care and theconomy. >> you sound confident in pelosi's ability to get the votes. are there more than a dozen democrats who say they won't vote for her. >> there's an overwhelming

majority of democrats in our caucus that will vote for her. you have to understand you're either voting for the democratic nominee or the republican nominee and quite frankly i'd like the see the democrat in our caucus who's going to vote to hand the gavel to lead that chamber to the republican minority who for two years has been unable to pass meaningful legislation. >> i know you're optimistic about nancy pelosi's ability to get the votes from democrats alone. but considering your support for her, would you be comfortable with republicans crossing over at the president's ur surging t support nancy pelosi as the next speaker? >> again i don't think it will take republican support to elect her. however, if republicans are willing to vote for nancy pelosi for speaker, that would be strong bipartisan support and

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election meddling and he's submitting those to special counsel mueller next week. >> we haven't been belief briefed yet. the cia will be speaking with me today. as of this moment we were told that we did not play a role. year going to have to find out what they have to say. >> the president huddled with his legal team for at least three days and they were not happy with some off the questions, especially regarding the transition period. they believe it could be off limits as it it pertains to the presidency. >> tlin connection with the clinton email probe and russia investigation. and comey tweeted he wants quote the american people to watch. so let's have a public hearing. truth is best served by transparency he says and goes on to say let me know when it's

convenient. constitutional attorney with us now. political correspondent for the hill and co author of "shattered." regarding the tweet from james comey, how likely there could be any sort of public hearing? >> i think unlikely. i think this is the last hurrah before january. they're trying to make a point with the clinton emails. they want to hear more from loretta lynch as we just discussed. this is something they're going to hold their ground to. they don't want to see the ground because they know it's coming in january. >> the president asserts he wrote the answers to the questions on russia collusion to special counsel mueller. that the attorneys did not do so. how much involvement do you believe the attorneys had?

because we know he was behind closed doors with them for the last three days. >> and they were obviously focussed on providing answers to the questions that had been provided to them by the special counsel's office. you want thencers to come from the president. i mean that's the whole point, right? his thoughts, impression, recollection but the reason you have lawyers involved is to make sure, number one, you're answering the questions that's asked. this president has a tendency to go off on tachgants and have narratives that don't have relevance to what's at issue. and obviously they're going to review those answers to make sure, number one, they're responsive and two, they're can complete and finally if they think there's a reason to object to a particular question. calls f calls for material and they can perhaps guide the president to not answer the question.

>> you mentioned former attorney general, loretta lynch. and we know james comey. is there an expectation that they are going to give anything to house republicans that the president has wanted them to give regarding the clinton email scandal? >> i don't think so and i think that's why james comey is now saying he wants this public. let's see exactly what the political strategy in the games are. the parling games being played. he's kind of calling them out on it. i don't think that's going to happen and it's anybody's game in january when democrats take power. the republicans are trying a little bit off a ploy here. >> so, page, give me a timeline here. when do you anticipate, based on what we know, the mueller report will come out?

>> at this point it's complete speculation. obviously the special counsel's office wants to get these questions answered. and those answers may encourage additional work in the investigation. i mean we have no idea, number one, what the questions are, much less what the answers are. the special counsel's office will review them. if thafbl ey've said we're not answering question five or seven or eight, yes, you are. that process can take months. >> can they force him to answer the question? >> ultimately, no. if the president says i'm not going to participate, i've given you what i thing is reasonable and that's it, then he does not have to provide any additional answers. then the ball goes back to the special counsel's office. do we want to proceed with a subpoena? and if we do, does the president challenge it? i don't think either side wants

to go down that road because of the legal implications. >> the president did say there were questions he did not like and questions he didn't answer. can this investigation be legitimate without everything answered from the president? >> probably not, christy shs and i think that's the point of it. he thinks and his lawyers think they're trying to set him up. and they're watching for those questions and i think ticket why he's huddled with his lawyers much off the week to figure out how these questions are going, how they're playing out and if they are trying to trap him. his lawyers have been hesitant from day one to put him out there. this is why he's submitting these questions in writing. so anything else, they're a little freaked out that he could go unhinged if he is to answer the way he would want to answer.

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>> the first recount done by machine shows scott leading by more than 12,000 votes. cnn correspondent joins us from west palm beach. we've already heard from some of the big counties. anything specifically being watched closely? >> well, if any surprises are going to play out, they have about 27 hours as they noon deadline tomorrow for the manual recount is quickly approaching in the senate race. about a little over half of the counties in florida, 35 -- at least 35 of the 67 counties have repeated the recount. but here in palm beach they also have to move on to other races like the agriculture commissioner as well as a local congressional race playing out here. we were inside a short while ago.

they're a little delayed going forward this morning and we're told we'll be getting the senate recount numbers from palm beach tomorrow around the time of that deadline. this is all playing out as the nelson campaign as faced a little bit off a setback when it comes to some of the legal filings. there was a lawsuit filed by a group vote a fund as well as other democratic organizations that was try tiepg challenge a law that requires all domestic mail-in ballots to be received by election date. they were saying ones post marked for election day should be considered as well. but the judge says no that current florida law stands. a lot of voters are going to see how this turns out around noon when the manual recounts results are due. people might be getting a better

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well, sunday is the season five finale of "this is life with lisa ling" and lisa explores this really unique community. here's a look. ♪ >> stabilize me here. >> the moment lindsey puts on that suit the shaking stops. and laylea comes alive. >> i imagined her just like me. shy and withdrawn but it was very quickly that i realized the costume had a life of its own. the shyness was just gone. >> twice a month josh and lindsey hop in the car and head to one of her charity events. >> i get super excited every time i put it on. i'm going to go throughout and perform and make people happy. >> what's going on?

it's a giant dog driving around. >> watch "this is life with lisa ling" sunday at 10:00 eastern right here on cnn. okay. we're back at 10:00 eastern for cnn newsroom. >> "smerconish" is next. ♪ i'm michael smerconish in philadelphia. we welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. only a few seats remain undecided in the midturls. the new freshman class has descended for a congressional boot camp. i'll get the inside scoop from one of them and many demonized her as the intern who led to impeachment. she's s