, after the premier of south australia, henry ayers. his wife, ann potts, from england in 1840. he gained wealth and power through mining, before entering politics. over the next three decades in parliament, he exercised significant influence over the shaping of modern australia. voiceover: this is the goal - ayers rock looms up like a giant mound from ten miles away. by the 1950s, increasing numbers of non—indigenous australians were flocking to ayers rock. the radio mast goes up to confound the spirits of the primitive men who've made the rock, for untold ages, the focal point of their legends and ceremony. and the anangu people were displaced. they mightn‘t look it, but they're nearly civilised. newsreel: then to climb the rock itself. no easy task, as the side steepens to an angle of 60 degrees, and the surface is flaky and treacherous. the big climb became the white australian's sacred duty. it's almost like a rite of passage. they have heard from their parents and often their parents' parents that you have to come out here and cli

the president wanted a two year commitment from nick ayers, but nick ayers told the president that henly on commit to a few months citing his young children and his desire to move back to his home state of georgia at the end of the year. and the president was insist tainsistent and so we're being told that nick ayers is not expected to become the chief of staff any l longer. so of course this raises the question who will be the next chief of staff. and from what we've largely been told, most of the negotiations about replacing john kelly has focused on nick ayers and it would seem to be a given almost inside this administration that he was going to take the job. but now they do not have anyone on the short list and they are going to have to find someone in the next three weeks or so to take over for john kelly because president trump told reporters yesterday that john kelly is going to leave at the end of the year after a 16 or 17 month tenure into the job. so now it is really an open question of who it is that will take over as chief of staff. >> and quickly, barring an emergency for

ayers would not agree tolkt tha.lvaney and robert lighthizer now being considered. >>> will president trump pardon his former campaign chairman paul manafort, saving him from more jail time? manafort will be sentenced in march for charges of conspiracy and obstruction after allegedly lying to prosecutors after cutting a plea deal. president trump said he will not take a pardon off the table for manafort and some see that as a beacon for those pledging loyalty to the president. manafort is a piece in a larger puzzle. so as the pieces begin to come together, is the administration or the gop prepared for the fallout of that? joining me is katie fang and andrew december derios, congressional reporter from "the daily beast." help us understand something. what could possibly explain what somebody like paul manafort agrees to a reply deal, says he's going to cooperate, but then, according to robert mueller, turns around and lies about it? >> one word, hubris. he is a beacon not to tell people, hey, you should just hold out

trump loves to be a constant campaigner and someone like nick ayers is more in tune with that. he's willing to engage the president more. we saw kelly come in trying to manage chaos and is not as experienced in that area. and so clearly trump wants someone by his side that is going to be willing to be more of a political animal the way he likes to be. >> sean, if you could add to that y do y that, why do you think trump is considering nick ayers on the job? >> we're seeing trump in his campaign and inner circle start to pivot more to 2020. you're seeing officials like the political director moving over to the campaign side and ayers is a departure from john kelly who came from outside government who was not experienced in campaigns and the ways of washington and working with congress. so this does appear to be another move toward the 2020 campaign and the president seems certainly preparing pretty early for that. the question is if ayers does end up taking this job, getting this job, how long will he stay in that position? if it's not more than a period of months, then who take

nick ayers said no to the job. the list of candidates looks like this. it keeps fluctuating. >> a source telling cnn that david bossie was working with the house during the clinton investigation. and one another candidate? mark meadows. he has expertise in how house oversight works. he said he hasn't spoken to the president about the job. >> it sounds if you were offered the job, you would say yes? >> well, you know, listen, there's a lot where you don't answer a question before it is asked. because it is an honor, i'm inclined to have a discussion with the president. >> here is cnn's kaitlan collins with more from the white house. >> reporter: dave and christine, president trump is very much scrambling to replace john kelly as chief of staff now his top contender, nick ayers, has bowed out of the running. he and president trump could not come to agreement on the timing. president trump wanted him to commit to two years. he said he has a desire to move back to his home state and wanted to do the job of a temporary basis. that is leaving president trump t

nick ayers has been there. "the wall street journal" yesterday, in fact, published a story where they quoted president trump talking to a person familiar saying look if you need to get with me, don't call john, call nick, he's my guy. today president trump said there will probably be an interim chief of staff to be announced at a later date. nick ayers is at the top of the list. we'll have to see just who the president decides to bring into that key role because at this point, you have to imagine that white house is certainly focused on being a sure-footing heading tho into the president's re-election campaign and the onslaught of potential investigations and subpoenas coming from house democrats when control of the congress switches in january. that will be at the forefront of the activity and the forefront of thought of this new chief of staff coming to the white house. >> all right. jeff, please stay with us. we want to get more from you in a moment. joining me, jill colevin white house reporter for the asso

ayers is currently chief of staff to vice president mike pence. we're also learning more about the timing of president trump's announcement concerning kelly's pending departure. my panel is back with me. jeff bennett also joining me. white house reporter for nbc. jeff, good to see you. i'm going to start with you on this one. we heard that announcement obviously prematurely, but talk to us about the possibility that we could see the official announcement come down tomorrow. >> we don't expect the president to make this announcement today. it could come as early as tomorrow. you mentioned in the lead-in that nick ayers has agreed to do this on an interim basis. the reason for that is he had long planned to go back to his home in georgia at the understand of the year due to him and his wife having a young family. they have 6-year-old triplets. the president wanted him to commit, this is what we're told by sources familiar, the president wanted him to commit to doing two years, to filling out the end of the term, but that nick ayers wasn't able to do

the press release announcing ayers was written. he was the rumored heavy favorite of jared and ivanka. then ayers turned it down. here's how "the new york times" put it. "one former senior administration official called it a humiliation for mr. trump and his adult children, an emotion the president tries to avoid at all costs." nancy cook of politico standing by to talk to us had this to report. "with ayers out of the picture, trump now faces the challenging task of finding a chief of staff who is both capable of doing the job and, perhaps, more important, willing to step into the west wing's hornet's nest." one person being considered for the job, republican congressman mark meadows is pushing back against this idea that no one wants the job. >> he's got a number of people who'd gladly serve in, you know, in his administration, and so any narrative that would suggest otherwise is just not accurate. >> with us to talk about it tonight, the aforementioned nancy cook. white house reporter for politico. so, nancy, is the president loo

ayers discussed a temporary basis and the president wanted a two-year commitment from ayers. cnn has been told the president is considering four names to replace kelly. one may be mark meadows. a close ally of the president on capitol hill. cnn is told that the president is aimed to make the decision by the end of the year. dave and alison. >> sarah, thank you very much. >>> according to the special counsel robert mueller, paul manafort lied about five major issues after agreeing to cooperate. including the interactions with the man named konstantin kilimnik. mueller says kilimnik has ties to the russian internet which hacked during the 2016 campaign. we have fred pleitgen with more from moscow this morning. good morning. what more can you tell us about kilimnik? >> reporter: alison, he was an important figure to paul manafort. he worked for manafort in eastern europe. they did business in ukraine with the pro russian ukraine government and with a russian oligarch with ties to vladimir putin. all of this becomes interesting for the mueller investigation because manafort alleg

doll. >> i think nick ayers looked at this.onest, it's part of the crazy. you can't control this. why would you walk out of the space where you're working with pence in the vice president's office, chief of staff there, where you can actually engage the principal and tell him what to do and may listen, to go into a space where there's not the case. whatever the next person coming in would be nothing more than a name in principle. figurehead. donald trump wants to from the very beginning to be his own chief of staff. just as he is his own communications director. yes, mr., you know, bill shine is there. bill shine is not a communications director. i mean, come on. so donald trump sets the message. donald trump will set the course of that west wing and the white house. and that's how he wants it. anyone who comes in this position is just there because donald trump wants them to manage the sort of stuff donald trump doesn't want to deal with. >> is this about ayers himself running for office or having the stellar reputation in the

i don't know nick ayers.'m not saying he's a liar but people don't get offered the white house chief of staff job very often. he was the vice president's chief of staff. this is the center of the action. this is the red hot center of world politics, and world power, and he is going back to georgia after being the chief of staff to the less important guy? i'm not buying it. i think he wants out precisely for the reason you're outline chicago is he doesn't want to be anywhere near all of this as the storm descends on the west wing. >> this was a very politically astute decision for nick ayers. he's going back. everyone is thanking him on twitter. he's so great. everyone is saying we wish your family well. so he can go back to georgia and wait this out because he's watched this play out. he could become enemy number one of trump by the end of 18 months. john kelly is reportedly not really on speaking terms with president trump. so i think he's made this move in a calculated move. i'm sure there were family -- i

. >> what do you know about ayers and why he would? know he said yes. you know, the president -- reportedly he would likely be the one. but then why would nick want that job? >> i think nick is a very ambitious person. he's also built a rapport with mike pence that's led him to this point. he feels -- he's a loyal republican. he feels he can make a difference. he might be the most successful chief yet. we don't know. but it also depends on what his priorities are. he doesn't have a huge background in policy. that's a question some republicans are wondering if he wants to build some policy. win next year with a democratic house. does nick have that on the democratic side of the eyelaisl probably not. >> you have something to add? >> i think it's interesting to think back four months ago, the end of july, that is when kelly announced his entire senior staff the president asked him to stay on through 2020. and that he agreed to stay on through 2020. over the summer, it was one of these periods of rumors that kelly was about to leave. ther

arthel: did you see controversy around nick ayers or controversial figure? >> so my colleagues have reported at axios that there are detractors of his within the administration and white house currently, not everyone loves him. he's been controversial in the past based he's young and done well financially, he's seen as ambitious, some people within republican circles that he's rubbed the wrong way, yes. arthel: currently working for the vice president and we haven't heard of any controversy have we, have you reported on that? >> no, as i was just saying, no drama, no drama coming out of there, little to no controversy, you're right, we have not seen in this administration. right, the question going forward is the reason why the chief of staff's position is important is how does the administration handle the onslaught of democratic subpoenas of the mueller administration, of the 2020 reelection campaign and things that the white house is going to have to deal with. clearly the president did not feel that kelly was the right person for this position heading fo

what sources say her dislike for nick ayers may have done to that relationship as well, had ayers acceptedr all, this is a first lady who says she isn't shy about telling the president who has his back and who does not. >> i give him my honest advice and honest opinions, and then he does what he wants to do. >> does he have people you wouldn't trust working for him? >> yes. >> what would you do? >> some people they don't work there any more. >> melania had a dustup with a member of trump's national security team, and after trying to influence her husband behind closed doors, that ricardel could be a bad apple, melania took matters into her own hands. it is the position of the office of the first lady that ricardel no longer deserves the honor of serving in this white house. a message even the president couldn't ignore. shortly thereafter, firing her from her white house job. melania's bruising statement unprecedented for a first lady. >> no one. and i've known for a long time no one influences donald trump more than melania trump. her predecessors wielded significant influence with their h

personas siguen en la lista de desaparecidos, >> agente que tiene 12 años con la agencia en auckland, fue ayeros informado presidente de méxico manuel andrés lópez ob al finalizar la ceremonia ofreció una cena a sus invitados en el palacio luego se dirigió al país. >> camina como ningún otro mandatario entre la gente había pasado en décadas, la gente quería abrazarlo tocarlo les prometió gobernar como corresponde el país >> reafirmo el compromiso no mentir no robar al pueblo de méxico, al zócalo prometieron apoyarlo desde tier coahuilas esta familia viajó para ser testigos del primer día en que vuelve la justicia, >> también viajó para sentirse cerca del hombre por quien diario eleva oraciones, como este artista que hizo la figura del presidente con globos, dicen que ahora el futuro se dibuja mejor, >> todos querían llevarse un recuerdo y podemos ver había mucho que escoger >> esta pequeña abrazaba a su manuel andrés lópez obrador de peluche, >> confíamos en él, creo que no nos va a defraudar >> así marcharon a casa con la fe renovada en el patriotismo, >> los mexicanos del área de la bahía ta

nick ayers taking his name out of contention.hen you look across the entire spectrum of everybody from u.n. ambassador to chief of staff and all the names in between -- >> it's worth saying this is a regular time for there to be a great deal of turnover in any white house. after the midterm elections as the president gets ready for his reelection campaign. but it is still unusual in the trump white house because we're now looking at getting a third chief of staff in under three years. president trump criticized his predecessor barack obama for the number of chiefs of staff that he cycled through during his presidency. here we are at a record number in three years. i do think it creates southerly of a morale problem in the white house. we've heard in our reporting at politico that a lot of people are wary of who trump might pick for his chief of staff. if he goes in the direction of picking somebody like mark meadows from the freedom caucus, it could mean he is positioning himself and his chief of staff to be an attack dog heading

ayers served as architect of the capitol from 2010 to late november. this is about 45 minutes. >> good evening, everyone. i would like to ask everyone in the audience to please rise as the capitol police ceremonial unit presents our nation's colors. >> forward march. present. please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> march. >> thank you very much. you may be seated. tonight.o all of you i am don carlson. i have the honor of serving as chairman of the u.s. capital historical societies board of trustees. i bring our first speaker to the podium, i would like to add a note that we may have some minor changes in the schedule tonight to accommodate congressional schedule, so it may not be exactly as you find in your program, but please bear with us as we try to accommodate that. it is with great pleasure that i introduce our first speaker, the chairman of the senate committ

this time around you have a young nick ayers coming in. seems like he will be coming in to be the chief of staff at a time when they should be, traditionally, preparing war rooms to respond to white house subpoenas. preparing war room for the campaign. preparing a war room for whatever mueller comes up in his final report. instead they are not preparing anything. they are just waiting for things to happen and waiting to respond to things and sort of by his gut kind of doing whatever it is, responding the way he's always responded by just spinning out different ideas, different issues. instead of responding to mueller, he's talking about comey and his testimony before congress and trying to distract from the news of the day. that's really been trump's strategy in the way he's handled things from the beginning. it's increasingly let trump be trump. >> if trump is going to be trump and if one of the hypotheticals here is that jared kushner and ivanka trump are strongly behind some of the major decisions here, this one include d, as we look to

but denying he was close to making a deal with ayers. say they had already drafted a statement announcing his hiring before the negotiations fell apart. despite having no obvious candidate in mind, trump already has a to-do list for his next chief of staff. including shifting the west wing's priorities away from legislation and policy to politics. according to sources who added that the president wanted ayers to conduct a full review of west wing operations, including staffing. because he's growing increasingly anxious about his political future. telling aides, he needs all the help he can get before january when newly empowered house democrats take over. >> are you at all concerned about what happens next with the white house without john kelly? >> well, it depends who they put in as a replacement. >> reporter: the job hunt now under way and familiar names are resurfacing, including congressman mark meadows, treasury secretary steven mnuchin, white house budget director, mick mulvaney and u.s. trade representative robert lighthizer. but

the leader was nick ayers serving as the vice president's chief of staff. they said ayers and the president could not agree on the position's terms. trump wanted him to commit for two years and ayers declined. kaitlyn is live at the white house. the president and nick ayers, their deal fell apart, but they have a task the president gave the man we thought would take the job before he said no, thank you. >> the president had given him instructions for what had he wanted it to look like. one thing thing and he wanted a thorough review of how it operates. president trump wants it to be more politically focused. come january when the newly empowered democrats have the power that they will force his secretaries to testify. they have controversial policy decisions and president trump wanted to make sure the west wing is ready for that and they are focused moving forward. that was one of the biggest complains is that he did not feel the retired general was shrewd enough to handle that. he didn't know what it would look like. nick ayers would not take the job since

>> well, the president frankly thought nick ayers was going to take the job. he was sbe grintegral. the president had been frustrated with kelly for several months and was ready for him to go. and jared and ivanka were big supporters of nick ayers and the president prepared him to accept it. they had already begun talking about how they were going to roll it out and then ayers got cold feet. now the president is interviewing or talking to a number of candidates and a pretty discordant and wide-ranging search where it's really unclear at this point who it is going to be now. it could take several weeks, we're told. >> so what happened to the best of your knowledge? "vanity fair" made a good point that nick ayers was concerned beyond the legal issues, beyond the difficulty of working for this president, nick ayers made a lot of money, tens of millions of dollars as a political consultant before he entered this administration. his level of concern about scrutiny for those findings, was that a major factor? >> it was a factor for some in the white house. they had begun receiving questio

so ayers will now be leaving the administration. so we are looking at stwo vaca y vacancies now and the president doesn't have a clear frontrunner, although he there are several names under consideration. >> all right. sarah, thank you. and now back to the turmoil around the white house, specifically the are muraller revelatimuraller -- mueller revelations that implicate the president in at least two alleged felonies. michael, we heard strong sentiments from both sides of the aisle hinting that the charges being uncovered are impeachable and that nobody even the president is above the law. as trump is now preparing to deal with a split congress, should he be more worried about what he is hearing from democrats or republicans? >> well, i think that he needs to be worried about both. ultimately i think that all of us have assumed that the end result of the mueller investigation was going to be in congress' hands and that is a political process and ultimately the president bhoo wwho is a republican will need republicans to come it his

they, in turn, backed nick ayers as a way to push kelly out, and succeeded. ayers is a controversial figure. notably, he is far more political than john kelly. and i think that's something that the president wants as he looks to 2020, but he is disliked by many in the white house. and i think those maybe are empty threats of those telling to the president but as a place filled with strong alliances, people pitted against each other are unlikely to change if he becomes chief of staff. >> in the context of this playing out -- we'll see if nick ayers gets the job. he's mike pence's chief of staff right now. his experience is in politics, not in policy or in government. as this plays out, paul ryan is leaving as speaker of the house. no reason to say anything. he puts out a statement, he was a force for order, clarity and good sense. is he departing what is often a thankless job but john kelly has my eternal gratitude. why? i took that as number one, thank you, john kelly but two, mr. president, he is an adult and shouldn't be treated this way. >> he is the guy t

vice president mike pence's chief of staff nick ayers was the top pick but ayers and the president couldn'tlong he would serve. sources say four people remain on the short list including office of management and budget director mick mulvaney and mark meadows. >>> a state department official says the u.s. intends to continue supporting saudi arabia's military interests in yemen. a nation torn apart by four years of civil war. some u.s. senators want to pull that support after the killing of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. elizabeth palmer is the only u.s. network correspondent inside yemen. >> reporter: the actual fighting in yemen's civil war say long way from ayden, but there are still plenty of soldiers around. they help to keep things stable here enough for life to resume. the government is quick to thank saudi arabia for helping it win back ayden after they lost it to fighters three years ago. the prime minister. >> the darkest moment in 2015, the saudis backers and so yemen cannot fail in chaos. >> reporter: but to do it, saudi arabia waged and is still waging a ruthless bombing camp

now, ayers and trump disagreed on the time frame for ayers holding that job. colleague caitlyn collins reports that ayers wanted to shoeld t hold the job on a temporary basis till the spring till the president could find a replacement for kelly, and the trump wanted a two-year commitment from ayers. the president is considering four different names to become his new chief of staff. one of them may be congressman mark meadows. he's a particularly close ally of the president's on capitol hill. and cnn is also told the president aims to make this decision by the end of the year. sarah westwood, cnn, the white house. >> sarah, thanks for the reporting. let's get insight now with leslie, the head of the u.s. and americas program at chatham house. joining us this hour from our london bureau. always a pleasure, leslie, to have you on our show. >> thank you, george. >> i'd like to start with the changing of the guard in the chief of staff. general john kelly on his way out the door, nick ayers says he'll pass on the job. now we're hearing representative mark meadows i

nick ayers. that was his choice. there wasn't a choice "b" as we've been reporting. despite his bluster on twitter, there are a number of people, perhaps ten people who want this job, they've had really hard time finding someone to take the position. as soon as a name enters the short list, that person usually scrambles off it. congressman meadows is someone who yesterday expressed some interest which makes him an outlier here. the president, though, has said today in that oval office spray that we saw with chuck and nancy that this would be something that he was in no rush to fill, it could be a matter of days or weeks and had kellyanne conway say today in that interview that chief john kelly could stay in the position until after the new year. >> phil rucker, you and your colleagues have had some incredible reporting on what really used to be the most important selection any president makes. his white house chief of staff. and you've got this great headline "there was no plan "b." take us insid

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i think nick ayers is instead a qualified choice.ersonally, but i know a lot of friends in the political operative space, who speak highly of him. he's well regarded, and you need someone who has a great and clear political instinct. one thing we know about donald trump is that he lines to win. i think he is likely going to listen to someone like nick ayers, if he can help him navigate. noelle is shaking her head. >> i think he's right. nick is very well respected. it's not about nick. this is about trump. trump listens to trump. you know what? there's nothing wrong with that, but trying to find a good fit for chief of staff that the president is going to listen to i think is outrageous. >> the premise of my point is that nick ayers does understand politics. and what we know throughout his historic, trump likes to win. if that means listening to someone who will give him that advantage, i think he likely will. >>> last word to peter emerson. your thoughts on nick or anybody else. even the name jared kushner was once bandied about as

john kelly's replacement is likely to be one nick ayers. joel, katie and clint are back with me. me now is the assistant managing editor at fortune magazine. john kelly comes onto the scene and makes the decision he's going to manage down and not manage up. is that the fatal flaw? >> it might have been but i don't know if that would have worked. think about he was brought in as sort of this elder statesman, widely respected military officer to establish order in probably the most chaotic white house or perhaps management situation in the annals of management history possible, and it just didn't work. and he was so overt about his dissatisfaction. the palm in the face from "saturday night live" is hilarious, but that really says it all. i think it was fated from the start. i don't think there's any way it could have worked really. >> that's something we have told has driven john kelly through this, he took the job because of that. he was in the military for 30 plus years. how do you square that with what you've seen with the last year plus with john kelly? >> it's fascinating to w

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what about -- so nick ayers, you and i were talking not too long ago about -- you had spoken with himelf. and you can tell me about that conversation, but 36-year-old, you know, maybe not that household name, but someone who has a pretty impressive resume, apparently wanted the job. and then has now turned it down. what do you know about that? >> well, my dish started to hear that it was overstated how badly trump actually wanted him in the job. i do know that he was offered the job in late june of this year. that is something that the president and nick ayers both deny to me during my oval office interview with trump in mid-october, but i believe that to be the case, nevertheless, regardless of what they said. he also said that there was no chaos in the white house, that john kelly would stay on through 2020. i think it's a very high pressure job, he has a young family, but i also just think that trump -- i had begun to hear that he was a bit frustrated that nick ayers was kind of putting himself out there as a likely front-runner, the likely choice, when that was not necessarily the

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seems like nick ayers will get it. there might be an interim person. >>chris: when you think is political. is part of it that we are headed toward 2020, a democratic congress.you need a politically savvy person in that job? >> i think you have to deal with the democrat controlled house of representatives and you couple that with the 2020 election. you need somebody who can bridge that gap and what the president's attention will be drawn towards. >>chris: chuck, given how president runs his shop. can anyone succeed as white house chief of staff? nick ayers was a very sharp political operative. he was - - he has his own credit. >> yes he does. he's thought to have maybe as part of being sharp elbows but he's a young man in a hurry. he's in his mid-30s and that always draws resentment from the more experienced types. the other people in the mix are jared kushner and the president's daughter ivanka. >>chris: when you say in the mix, they're not going to be chief of staff. >> know but they've been known to involve themselves. they had something to do with g

but ayers and trump could not agree on a time frame for ayers accepting that position. ayers wanted to leave sometime in the spring, and president trump wanted a two-year commitment from ayers. our colleague jamie reports there was more internal resist fr -- resistances. now he will be leaving the administration entirely. we're looking at vacancies. >> do we know who the new contenders are? >> the president is considering four names to replace chief of staff john kelly, one of them may be congressman mark meadows. they speak frequently and senior white house aides were taking the temperature of trump's allies this morning about whether meadows may be a good fit for that job. ana, i'm told the president is looking to make a decision by the end of the year. >> sarah westwood at the white house tonight. thank you. i want to bring in our panel, cnn political analyst and "new york times" editor patrick healey, an attorney and former mueller colleague, kristin peters ham lynn. i want to get back to the russia probe. thank you both for being with us. you have worked with muell

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now, ayers and trump disagreed on the time frame for ayers holding that job.league caitlyn collins reports ayers wanted to hold the job on a temporary basis until the president could find a permanent replacement for kelly. trump wanted a two-year commitment from ayers. the president is considering four different names to become his new chief of staff. one of them may be congressman mark meadows. he's a particularly close ally of the president's on capitol hill. and cnn is also told the president aims to make this decision by the end of the year. sarah westwood, cnn, the white house. >> and for some perspective on the situation we are joined by steve urlanger. thanks for joining us. >> thanks, rosemary. >> president trump has been implicated in two crimes relating to his former attorney michael cohen, making illegal payments of her money during the presidential race. what could this mean for the president's future, do you think? >> well, he's individual number one and individual number one is in some trouble. this was -- there are two investigations, at least,

ayers was widely thought to be taking it.y prevented them from doing other list building. i have no doubt that several people want it. that doesn't mean they're qualified and ultimately i think that's why it's a good thing meadows is not taking this job. i know he supports the president but that doesn't necessarily make you qualified to run the white house staff or to be the best person for this job. i think they are taking the right posture by taking their time. he doesn't have to have a chief of staff because in many ways, he's his own chief of staff and so i think the only thing worse than having three chiefs of staff out of the gate would be having four and if you make a hasty decision that turns out to be incorrect, that's what you're headed for, a quick cup of coffee and you're out. so take your time. make a good pick. make sure the person's qualified to do crisis management because that's where we're headed here. >> let's talk about how hard it's going to be to get someone. a lot of people want it but qualified is the

i'm told that was part of nick ayers' calculation.'re kind of stepping into the unknown here because you don't know what's going to unfold with the mueller investigation. do you want to be on top of that? do you want to suddenly -- >> or buried under it. >> do you want to do that? i sort of doubt it, ayers wanted to be there for a short period of time and the president want someone like ayers who has political sensibilities because the president actually understands what he's heading into for the next two years with the democratically controlled house, and with the mueller investigation. and he always criticized kelly for not having political sensibility. but i think ayers had enough political sensibility to say no way i'm stepping in this mess >> are there indications the president wants someone who is good as running the west wing, dealing with congress, doing everything the job traditionally entails, or do you think helmets someone spoiling for a political fight, potentially an impeachment fight, or someone who's just going to kowt

ee advised the president mott to pick nick ayers as chief of staff. >> they think that ayers is politicallyooth operator. the trouble is, that is only the very beginning of the chief of staff's responsibilities. i mean, he would not be the youngest chief of staff. dick cheney was 34 when he became jared ford's chief of staff. but donald trump is not jerald ford. if ayers winds up doing what kelly did, which was reinforcing all of trump's worst partisan instincts and fails to teach him that there's a difference between campaigning and governing, then we're headed for more dysfunction. >> peter, is it your sense this administration is intractable, that this president is ungovernorble by somebody like a chief of staff? >> i don't know why anyone would want to be donald trump's chief of sav. the only reason i can think of is there's a good chance to steal a lot of office supplies before they shut him down. other than that, this is -- this is my one chief of staff story. it's all i've got. i once met harahm emanuel. he said rahm emanuel used to say that's great. the fireplace is great. everythin

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