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defamation lawsuit against george stephanopoulos and abc news which agreed to make 50 million-dollar donation to trump's presidential library braided medicine's carpino is live in washingtonthe very latest on the trump transition team, tell us more medicine. >> hi and well it was an eventful day yesterday for president elect trump special appearances to major announcements and getting it right into it, start with some of those new pics for his presidential team and you mentioned trump. merideth: envoy for special missions, richard grenell in a long time foreign policy advisor for the president elect and trump's ignoble work in some of the hottest spots around the world like north korea, and venezuela in trump also tapping true social ceo and former congressman for chairman of the presidents intelligence advisory board and if confirmed, newness will advise the president on the legality of foreign intelligence activity areas today and sunday morning futures. >> there's a lot of this work you should do is a responsibility deep to anything they reports of president trump and i think is willing so, we will focus on making sure that the intelligence product such as you mentione