host: cameron easley of the morning consult. cameron: i don't think anyone knows. i had to guess, i would say it's to be.ng host: if it were, what were you looking to hear? cameron: you'll be hearing lot what sessions' role has been with the fbi probe and department since his recusal. there's beenpear al.official recuse we're not sure enforcement enforcementhat mechanisms that are in place. the question of rod rosenstein deputy attorney general letter in that the white house initially sighted in its reasoning for getting rid of comey. about you'll get question that as well as possibly the of another meeting he had russian ambassador sergey not disclosed.s probably a couple of of those things. relating to comey's testimony. host: hump walker what's been far on the comey testimony? hunter: you saw the president friday.s conference on have a very testy battle what he termed the fake news and killer networks. where he was put on the defensive. he was asked about a couple of these allegations of the form fbi director made. did he require loyalty of him. president trump

our guest at the table are cameron easley. who is a senior reporter for the morning

. >> host: cameron easley, with this be open or not tomorrow? >> guest: you know, i don't think anyone really knows, but if i had to guess i would say it's not going to be. >> host: if it were what would you be looking to hear? >> guest: i think you'll be hearing a lot more about what sessions role has been regarding what's been happening with the fbi probe and at the justice department since his refusal, basically doesn't appear that there's actually been an official recusal. it's been more based on what he said he was going to do so we are not sure about any enforcement mechanisms that are in place. the question of rod rosenstein, the deputy attorney generalshi letter, that the white house initially cited in its reasoning are getting rid of comey, i would expect he would get some questions about that as well as possibly the news of another meeting that he had with russian ambassador sergey kislyak that was not disclosed pixel probably a couple of those things.g and as just relating to comey's testimony last week. >> host: hunter walker, what's

among our guest -- tomorrow. , and then wests will take a look at the week week in congress, and cameron easley and hunter walker . also carry light on c-span radio. -- live on c-span radio. republican line. what is on your mind is morning? i turn on the cable news networks and my eyes glaze over because the stories they are talking about have absolutely no relevance to my life. there are a lot of important issues out there that we could be focusing on, which, if they were addressed could improve our lives and benefit the country, like tech support for health reform,orm -- tax health care reform, upgrading our infrastructure. but the media is obsessed with these stories that have absolutely no relevance to the lives of most americans. it is almost as if they've even ruled a world that is totally removed from the rest of us. you would think come with their approval rating at rock-bottom -- there would be some introspection and self examination on their part, and yet they just continue accessing over these stories -- obsessing over these stories that they pretty much invented. they are totally ob

and cameron easley and hunter walker talk about the week ahead for congress and the white house. a short watch "washington journal," live at 7:00 a.m. monday morning. join the discussion. secretaryw, treasury steve mnuchin testifies at house subcommittee on the 2018 budget viewed possible topics include iris operations, cyber security and terrorist bank accounts. want to live on c-span3. >> in thursday's british elections, the conservatives lost their parliamentary majority. theresa may continues to work on a deal with the irish. she announced she was given permission to form a new government. i have just been to see her majesty, the queen. i will now form a government. a government that can provide certainty and lead britain forward at this article time for our country. this government will guide the country through the crucial brexit talks that begin in just 10 days. it will deliver on the will of the british people by taking the united kingdom out of the european union. i will work to keep our nation safe and secure by delivering the change i set out, following the appalling a

and morning consults, cameron easley and hunter walker top about the week ahead for congress and the white house. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal," live at 7:00 a.m. eastern monday morning. join the discussion. next, a review of australian politics, then the canadian foreign minister on relations with the u.s. at 11:00 p.m., another chance to see "q&a" with paul sparrow, director of the franklin delano roosevelt presidential library and museum. in thursday's british elections, the conservatives lost their parliamentary majority. prime minister theresa may continues work on a deal with a northern irish party to create a coalition government. on friday, the prime minister met with elizabeth the second as required by law. she announced she was given permission to -- permission to form a new government. may: i have just been to see her majesty the queen, and i will now form a government, a government that can provide certainty and lead britain forward at this critical time for our country. this government will guide the country through the crucial brexit talks that began in