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jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> thank you for joining us. john berman in here for anderson. the catch comes up because president trump has been talking, but new questions about what he is saying. he spoke at length with "the new york times" off the cuff with no aides present, and he made news on the russia investigation. a new response of whether he thinks it's fair, a witch hunt, or both. here's what he said when "the times" asked him about robert mueller. he said i hope that he's going to be fair. i think he's going to be fair. and b

jeanne moos takes that on. welcome to our viewers. we come to you live from atlanta. >> and 5:00 a.m. on the u.s. east coast. cnn world headquarters, news room starts right now. >>> interesting meeting will take place in washington. what does it mean is the question. special counsel robert mueller and his team are to meet with attorneys for donald trump and it could happen as early as next week. >> the president's attorneys hope it means the investigation into russian election meddling is almost over. they say all requested documents have been turned over. they say all requested interviews have been completed. and there is no request they say to interview the u.s. president. however, that is still possible ahead. >>> other lawyers in the case say not so fast. they warn the probe could drag on for months if not longer. and all of this comes as the president slams the fbi again. here is cnn's jim acosta at the white house with that. >> reporter: the president is ratcheting up his attacks on the investigators who are investigating the wh

let's see. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> and thanks for joining us.ow. >>> we begin with keeping them honest, with the president leaving the possibility open pardoning the first person to be charged in the russian investigation, former national security adviser michael flynn, who plead guilty about lying with the fbi. today on the white house south lawn, the president was asked whether he would consider pardoning flynn. here's what he said. >> i don't want to talk about pardons with michael flynn yet. we'll see what happens. let's see. >> reporter: we'll see is among the president's favorite phrase. a vague cliffhanger he's used to

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chaired by johnny isakson of georgia and the reagan democrat is chris coons. ,ou also have pat robbins jeanne shaheen event after and james roche provided no. -- of idaho. been reporting on sexual misconduct allegations on capitol hill. politico to the story saying it's the wild west of training and procedures and protocol for dealing with sexual harassment. can you explain? though it may seem that congress is one body when it comes to its internal policies, it's not. it's actually 535 different entities. any member of congress can be overruled for employee behavior, they get their own budget. what one member of congress pays their scheduler for their assistance, another can double as long as they stay within the cap of this budget. and they can sit their own harassment discrimination policies. we asked all 535 members about their policy, to chair -- to share some of it with us and does it include mandatory training. a big reason why it's important that congress can't stop here is that most offices already had training. when you hear these lawmakers say we are making a huge change and we are

because of the a bomb meant on the area the evacuation issue started months ago when the tsunami jeanne tightened the seas on the area so people couldn't have any axes to go out of the area to have complicated cheetham and she is already not available nor for medicines inside for the one hundred and seven doctors who are still in the area cheating people to give them to their patients so yeah it is a school of services that we it is guiding a really grim situation and the u.n. has a list of five hundred possibly more people who need to be evacuated from gooda but only twenty nine are being about accurate in this round are there going to be more about here way sions how optimistic are you. we don't have high hopes on this because this is this issue is stocks stuck and in some place months ago where the syrian government is not giving any approval for the medical evacuation very few cases where in fact with it and everyone for some reason and those those twenty now are twenty nine people very good example of those isms this is a deal between the syrian government and one on the honorable

in the meantime, we are joined by democratic senator, jeanne shaheen.re not more than one of the 30 senators that has come forward until now and asked for al franken to step down and that's because you serve on the ethics committee, and given that he will make a statement at 11:45, are you ready to make a statement? >> as long as a matter is pending in front of the ethics committee, i am prohibited from commenting on that. i will not comment until we hear from al franken has to say. i think it's an important conversation for us to be having nationally and i think it's important for the private sector in business to understand that sexual harassment is not acceptable and it's important for the public sector, and i am pleased that "time" magazine recognized those women that came forward to blow the whistle. >> the silence breakers, as they named that person of the year. you co-sponsored legislation last year, and the sexual assault survivors act and signed into law by president obama. do you believe the women that have come forward accusing senator franke

jeanne moos explains. >> reporter: prepare to be blown away by this christmas gift.t exists. >> the wind whispered through the forest, i come, when the trumpet sounds. introducing the original trumpy bear. >> reporter: is this really a thing, leaves a typical comment. >> the secret zipper and pull out the blanket. >> reporter: this looks like a bad "snl" skit. >> everyone knows trumpy bear loves to go to the golf course. >> when i ride the trumpy bear, he makes my golf game good again. >> reporter: is this crap for real. >> simply style his trademark hair. >> reporter: you betcha. i can personally vouch for trumpy bear. he exists, we have one. a company that specializes in seen on tv ads is doing the marketing for the woman who treated trumpy bear. nothing partisan, the vp, says, we'd like everyone to buy it, meaning trump lovers and haters. >> trumpy bears are proudly made in america. i'm kidding, it's made in china. [ laughter ] >> reporter: the most fearless bear anywhere. >> that's right. >> reporter: instantly recognizable with its red tie and combable hair, no

. >> jeanne, are you making moves in the market?so created interests dislocations. >> i think it's interesting. we're finally seeing a shift from growth to vaenl those tlue two are countersi countercyclicl large cap growth stocks have been leading the way especially technology, very narrow market run. >> yeah. >> you're seeing some of that unravel a bit. i think it will be a good healthy move more emphasis on the value stocks. >> are you buying any tech names on the selloffs here or are you -- >> actually, we are, some specific situations, electronic arts is one we're watching very closely, they continue to buy with the pullback. even microsoft yes, there are several tech names that we like, but we're encouraged to see that like the financials today, citigroup has been a big stock for us. >> look at bank of america with a huge move higher today. >> yes yes. it's wonderful we've been raising our exposure to banks u.s. banks you know, they're really going to benefit with higher interest rates and lower regulation at least not more new

jeanne moos reports. >> reporter: "golf digest" called him the golfer in chief.used to slam president obama -- >> he played more golf last year than tiger woods. >> reporter: -- trump is getting heat because he himself has been doing so much golfing. >> he's the tiger woods of hypocrisy. >> reporter: before he was president trump posted tweets like "can you believe that with all of the problems and difficulties facing the u.s. president obama spent the day playing golf"? >> because i'm going to be working for you. i'm not going to have time to play golf. believe me. >> reporter: hard to believe president trump seems to have played golf -- we say seems because the white house avoids talking about it. as a cbs reporter tweeted, "white house press aide wouldn't say if potus played golf. told of twitter photo of trump in golf attire he said he may have hit a few balls." reporters have resorted to poring over photographs like this looking for telltale signs. a-ha! he's wearing a golf glove. trump has said it's best for a president to play with other leaders. >> i woul

jeanne rhee has done work for the clinton foundation. you can't make this up. 2015 while at will mur hale rhee defended against react material lawsuit. r her. rhee's name. background and resume, what does it prove? she is a total and complete partisan hack. mueller had no business, like in a lot of the other people he selected, selecting her to be a part of his team but he did it anyway which should tell you all you need to know about the top type of operation robert mueller is running. next is one of robert mueller's top investigators who is known as the special counsel's pit bull and has a history of all kinds of unethical, highly questionable, strong-arm prosecutorial tactics. of course i'm talking about andrew weissmann. about before we get into his pat we had breaking news last night that highlights weissmann's political bias. weissmann told former acting attorney general sally yates how prod proud he was to her. this after united states denied order from president trump and refused to defend what was constitutional and knew then th

jeanne moos, cnn. >> i'm not sure anybody has been bored the last year. >> i wonder how those momentsill come back to life in campaign ads in 2018. >> we'll see. we'll see. honestly, if the tax cut works and americans love it and start seeing lots more in their paycheck, the moments will still be celebrated. >> we'll see. >> yes. >>> president trump is boasting of course this reform bill, in addition to being a christmas present, also kills obamacare. but can obamacare survive without the individual mandate? one of the architects of the program joins is us next. over 75 years. nt for call us or your advisor. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. ♪ ♪ give a little bit ♪ ♪ give a little bit... -hello. ♪ give a little bit... ♪ ... of your love to me oh, haha. ♪ there's so much that we need to share ♪ ♪ so send a smile and show that you care ♪ ♪ i'll give a little bit of my love to you ♪ but on the inside, i feel chronic, widespread pain.like most people. fibromyalgia may be invisible to others, but my pain is real. fibromyalgia is thought to be caused by overactive nerves. lyrica is bel

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presidents through history. >> jeanne moos, another fabulous one. all right. what donald trump jr.e trying to stop president trump. the head of the nsa calls it scary, next. >>> my father talked about a rigged system throughout the campaign, and people said, what are you talking about? but it is, and you are seeing it. there is and there are people at the highest levels of government that don't want to let america be america. >> donald trump, jr., suggesting government higher ups is using the mueller investigation to block his father. let's bring in cnn's national security analyst, general michael hayden. your reaction when he says they don't want to let america be america? >> as suggested last night, that's more than just a little bit scary. is that a barely coded attempt to say america should be governed by the unchecked will of the executive. those so-called forces pushing back, they also go by the popular name the rule of law and the system of checks and balances that governed us for 2 1/2 centuries. >> what is it an appeal for? >> it's an appeal for the unchecked will of the e

here's jeanne moos. >> reporter: "golf digest" called him the golfer in chief, but because he used to>> he played more golf last year than tiger woods. >> reporter: -- trump is getting heat because he, himself, has been doing so much golfing. >> he's the tiger woods of hypocrisy. >> reporter: before he was president, trump posted tweets like, "can you believe that with all the problems and difficulties facing the u.s., president obama spent the day playing golf?" >> because i'm going to be working for you, i'm not going to have time to go play golf, believe me, folks. >> reporter: hard to believe president trump seems to have played golf, we say "seems" because the white house avoids talking about it. as a cbs reporter tweeted, "white house press aide wouldn't say if potus played golf." told of twitter photo of potus in golf attire, she said he may have hit a few balls. reporters have resorted to poring over photographs like this looking for telltale signs. ah-ha, he's wearing a golf glove. trump has said it's best for a president to play with other leaders. >> i would not have made c

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here's jeanne moos with that. >>> merry christmas. >> reporter: a lot of kids are scared of santa. >>eetie, come on. >> look, you can pull it -- >> reporter: maybe santa should be scared of the kid who wrote this letter to him. we took the liberty of adding the voice -- >> "santa, i'm only doing this for the class. i know you're naughty list is empty and your good as well as empty and your -- your good list is empty and your life is empty. oup the trouble i've had in my life. good-bye." >> give that kid the boot. might be a bad santa's reaction, but a good santa understands. >> there's a lot of rejection in this job. >> reporter: npr reporter and mother sarah mchammond posted the letter saying, "my 6-year-old santa skeptic was told to write a letter to santa at school, so he did." mom didn't want to do an interview, so all we have is the now-gone-viral letter which ends -- >> love, i'm not telling you my name. >> reporter: there's a hall of fame for santa letters, this one goes in it. your life is empty, you don't know the troubles i've had. future country songwriter, tweeted one admi

[inaudible conversations] >> i am proud to be joined by jeanne shaheen, tammy baldwin, and we were just going over all the various names that different people have called sharon. my favorite is barbara mikulski who made him very elitist and calls him sherwood. >> [inaudible] >> oh, really? well, you look so much alike. especially in the hair. okay. thank you, everybody. we hope you enjoyed our rye post. is that a right word? [laughter] i hope so. okay. well, thanks for joining us, everybody. as leader pelosi and i said yesterday, we were pleased to accept the president's invitation to meet at the white house on thursday to discuss the year-end agenda. we hope that this time, unlike last week, the president will come to the meeting with an open mind and be willing to work many a bipartisan -- in a bipartisan way to tackle the many issues we're confronting before the end of the year. we have a lot of things to do. we need to raise the budget caps to prevent harmful cuts that would be devastating to the economy and to our military, we need to pass an omnibus appropriations bill, fund our c

respects any wants to work with them respectfully i think that most people could go along with that plan jeannea pleasure to speak to appreciate you coming on our tree my guest political expert author jean a lot of things to always a pleasure. to talk going to work three people are almost thirty more injured after a car bomb attack twelve of the wounded soldiers one of those killed was a security officer as according to local officials no group has yet claimed responsibility for the attack with southwest of the country earlier on monday islamic states global instability for an attack on an afghan intelligence training center in kabul militants stormed a partially constructed building the complex triggering intense fighting with security forces journalist below also worry has more. one car bomb has exploded there's another wonder the attackers that brought in with them it's quite an embarrassment to say the least because these areas should be protected these are areas where afghan intelligence trains its members in new recruits and next to it is another facility that starts with providing securi

long before others are up chef new jeanne moos is already starting his day. one of china's most renowned one ton soup makers he spent every morning since you working up the perfect bowl it's a labor of love. my family has done this for generations when the school was passed on to me to give it my one hundred percent so people can taste the same traditional bowl of noodles seafood central. with recent scandals in china over tainted food who's agreed to show us how real food should be made. the key to great taste he says is using natural ingredients nothing artificial. another group is time. he stews his profit for hours. only at sunrise turn his attention to other elements of the one ton dish. flour and eggs are mixed needed and pounded into dough until it becomes the right consistency to be cut into his signature noodles. my noodles are made by hand and with lots of patients only the exact amount of time and ingredients will get a tasty soup a spoon. who knows to many his methods seem slow and outdated especially in the fast paced world of the new modern chin

jeanne, jackson, michigan. line for democrats. go ahead. warer: yes, i was a korean vet. korea was divided after world war ii because the russians divided east and west germany. in 1953, at the peace talks, let the founder of north korea dictate the terms of the cease-fire we had. that is where all of these problems stem from. they could do like russia did with east germany. when east germany became a liability, they pulled out and let it go back to one country. the united states created an artificial south and north korea , and it is time like we did like vietnam, let them go back together. has been no threat to us at all since the end of the war, since they were one country again. it is time to stop trying to dictate to the world. this is not the 1950's, 1960's where the united states can do whatever they want. times have changed. we have to change. host: thanks for the call. guest: you are right. north korea, after the war, they dictated that kim jong-il did that. since then, a lot of people don't know this. was a growing economy, becoming very prosperous, but then the

we wrote all the-- - jeanne. - jeannie. and executive producer of it. - jeannie, and is an extraordinary writer, accomplished writer herself. did she ever consider the possibility of being herself in this? - she did consider it, and the show itself was first at nbc, and then it was at cbs, and then we ended up at tv land and along that path there's bureaucracy that exists where people wanted a household name to play the character of jeannie. and we also realized that it was good to have someone who could direct or who could be the executive producer and have a perspective on the scene, rather than being involved in it. - right, or you could just decide to be like kevin james and randomly kill your wife on the show and then put a new person in, they said nobody would actually know it. it's convenient that way. hard to kill your actual wife, right? - hard to kill. i tried. (audience laughing) - and there are five kids on the show, who are your kids. and you have five kids in real life. and they're also played by not your actu

policy in the region set out to jeanne very region relies heavily on all that you see states being a coherent and cohesive organization in terms of fighting against terrorism in terms of u.s. policy towards iran and. afghanistan etc they look at the g.c.c. states as a group and. qatar is a major base for the u.s. . for the u.s. commitment in the region and to exclude one state or the other for nepotism for silly things among you know and i do say criticism monks do you see leadership it does not bode well for these international partner not actually for the u.s. ok see it as a threat to their interest in the region and they want to quote i'll change if i just jump in there because i want to get an idea beyond the military bases in the presence of u.s. troops in the region of so that's a highly important aspect but beyond that just how effective has the g.c.c. be for the u.s. as policy in the middle east. well. as my colleagues have stated clearly the united states would like to see a g.c.c. still function not dysfunctional but unfortunately the trump administration has given and prom

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joins me now live from ventura just outside of los angeles good to have you with us said jeanne i mean when these fires reach an area is everyone does get very worried just tell us how the emergency services amounted to cope with the situation it's a vast area well you know what they do when we have a fire situation like this is they just dump all the resources around the area so we have firefighters here from all the surrounding cities as well as counties as well as states we've got arizona firefighters firefighters from as far as texas and missouri joining us here to help battle these blazes and unfortunately today we have more bad news coming we had a little bit of a break from the winds yesterday they weren't quite as bad but those eighty mile an hour gusts that fanned this whole thing back on monday is expected to make a comeback today and as we have been standing here this morning in ventura it has just been getting gustier and gustier and coupled with that we're supposed to have single digit humidity and summer like temperatures in december were supposed to get eighty degrees in

council stand united against a north korean regime that rejects the pursuit of peace the cameras jeanne continues to defy the resolutions of this council the norms of civilized behavior and the patience of the international community their arrogance and hostility to anything productive has set their country on a destructive path the resolution also did not rule out dialogue committing members to pursuing the six party talks north korea south korea japan the us russia and china coming together in some form of dialogue the u.s. still insisting though that there must be a sustained to say sion of north korean missile development before discussions can commence russia and china for their part within the meeting insisting that there should be some kind of quid pro quo shown by south korea and the u.s. perhaps suspending their ongoing joint military exercises nonetheless the security council coming to agreement a unanimous vote at the end of the year difficult pollen in hong kong has been monitoring china's response. well the fact that china has agreed to that level of could cuts and will be

me jeanne good and how. i feel very anxious song in the nervousness is just you know a customer cyano smiling. for example a man yesterday who told me he said you look like you need to calm down and i'm like i can't you know the boy is like i have a heart attack and i'm like i'm no. help me. i used to work and i would leave and i would go jogging to jam the novice cast off and everything and i got where instead i would rather get come home and sit down and eat instead you know. i was walking out on us i mean it's been rough because we were so short handed i was like i'm against those that money at the least and you still come look you have a. mess there are things you know. if you take an economics course you're taught that markets are based on informed consumers making rational judgments suppose you turn on the television should. take a look at the ads i mean are they trying to create informed consumers making rational choices the country they're trying to create or uninformed consumers who will act irratio

jeanne moos, new york. >> i don't know what to say about that. coming up, it's back-to-back episodes of the cnn series "the sev seventies." >>> it's probably the most important cultural event in the history of america. and a whole new generation of freaks. >> what guys seem to get off on. they like these high-energy sort of events. >> sight and sound and soul are your pleasure, you can bet your bottom dollar we got them, baby. >> unless you've been living in a sealed cave, you probably noticed that america's latest craze is disco dancing. >> this is punk rock, its purpose is to promote violence, sex and destruction in that order. >> rock and roll is pure stamina! ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> rock singer jimi hendrix died today in london from an overdose of drugs. >> janice joplin was found dead last night. the cause of death was said to be an overdose of drugs. >> jim morrison, the lead singer for the doors, a rock music group is dead. he was 27. >> the early years in music was sad in music because you lose people and you lose the beatles. >> this small gathering i

jeanne moos fills us in >> reporter: golf digest called him the golfer in chief.resident obama. >> he played more golf last year than tiger woods. >> reporter: trump is getting heat because he himself has been doing so much golfing. >> he's the tiger woods of hypocrisy. >> reporter: before he was president, trump posted tweets like can you believe with all the problems and difficulties facing the u.s. president obama spent the day playing golf. >> because i'm going to be working for you. i'm not going to have time to go play golf. believe me. >> reporter: hard to believe president trump seems to have played golf -- we say seems because the white house avoids talking about it. as a cbs reporter tweeted, white house press aide wouldn't say whether potus blade golf. he may have hit a few balls. they have resorted to poring over photographs like this looking for tell tail signs. aha! he's wearing a golf glove. trump said it is best for a president to play with other leaders. >> i would not have made certain deals if it weren't for golf. big deals. >> the president gav

. >> dana: reminds me of jeanne kirkpatrick. >> greg: she was great.n nikki haley becomes the first female president in 20204, will you see this as the pivotal moment that pushed her to the forefront? >> juan: could be. the current president likes bully language that you might say is analogous to the mob and the godfather, i think is what you said. i must say it does resume that kind of language. i'm taking names, counting numbers. >> greg: dirty harry. >> juan: you have a u.n. security council load. 14 of 15 countries voted to say it's wrong, they didn't like it. then you have haley saying what about our friends? people we give money to pay britain, france. what about putin? even putin is saying -- >> dana: even putin. >> greg: you said this is american politics. >> juan: how come president bush, president clinton, president obama didn't do it? >> greg: they voted against the united states and they double parked their car. >> juan: the key is are we going to be able to broker what no one has been able to do but try to bring some peace to the middle ea

>> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. ♪ >>> so, this is the bill right here.e're very proud of it. >> he initially wanted to have a press conference. his aides prevailed on him not to have one. >> i could have started with infrastructure. i actually wanted to save the easy one for the one down the road. >> if he wants democratic votes then i want to see his taxes. i want to see that what we're doing is not lining his pockets. >> president trump's longtime secretary rona grant is in the latest investigation of investigation of the russian medding. >> in the eyes of isis in syria and iraq. >> well, good morning, everyone. i'm rene marsh in for christi paul. thanks for joining us. >> i'm victor blackwell. good morning to you. president trump is spending christmas break at his florida resort mar-a-lago. >> and the president is cheering what he calls the largest tax cut in history. let's backtrack, it's actually the fifth largest cut since the '60s. despite his excitement, aides told him he shouldn't do those end of the year traditional press conferences for fears

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jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> thank you for joining us.60" starts now. >>> so can you have a fair win hunt? john berman in here for anderson. the catch comes up because president trump has been talking, but new questions about what he is saying. he spoke at length with "the new york times" off the cuff with no aides present, and he made news on the russia investigation. a new response of whether he thinks it's fair, a witch hunt, or both. here's what he said when "the times" asked him about robert mueller. he said i hope that he's going to be fair. i think he's going to be fair. and based on there, there has been no collusion, but i think he's going to be fair. and if he's fair, because everybody knows the answer already. so there's a great deal open to interpretation, but "the fair" part is new. one thing is clear, this is not how he normal hi talks about the investigation. this is. >> this russia thing with trump and russia is a knead-up stomad. there's been no collusion or on have you be -- obstruction. >> the president went on to say i

here was fox's jeanne pirro this weekend. >> it's time, folks. it's time to shut it down, turn the tables and lock her up. that's what i said. i actually said it, lock her up. >> ron, your response? >> well that's just the jack boot voice of authoritarianism, i mean, the idea that the president would shut down a lawful investigation, turn the tables is just simply a word for trying to use raw power to imprison his opponent. that's a way of governing, in north korea, not the united states of america. i don't care if you voted for hillary clinton or donald trump, democrat or republican, that comment should be highly offensive to every american. >> yeah. and it's fascinating coming from people known to be communicating with the president or allies of the president. ron klain, thank you. philippe, i hope you can join me here later on "the beat." >> any time, ari. >>> paul manafort is not pleading guilty. what is his defense and how do donald trump's lawyers make their arguments? our special tonight has many different beats and our next beat is the la

people like jeanne rhee and andrew weissmann? we can't mention them? their world warped view you can call for a president who by the way oversees the fbi to step aside because of decades old allegations but we can't call for the resignation of deputy fbi director andrew mccabe who is at the heart of this entire mess? well, isn't that nifty? it's like heads, you win. tails we lose. nice try. we have every right to report on the abuse of power within any agency in government. a principle democrats used to favor. indeed, if anyone has attacked law enforcement unfairly over the years, it's the democrats and their enablers in the media. who can forget fanning the flames in st. louis or baltimore? this is the same media who denigrated law enforcement officers for years in defense of social justifiable warriors and false narratives. >> when we equip police with all these powers and no training, that doesn't just affect one segment of the community, that impacts everybody. >> let's make that clear. the city is not burning because of protesters. the city is bur

jeanne rhe she represented hillary clinton and the clinton foundation in several lawsuits.ntributed $5400 to the clinton campaign and zero to the trump campaign. eighth, brandon contributed to elect democratic congressional candidates and to the obama presidential campaign and nothing to trump. andrew weissman, contributed to the obama campaign and clinton campaign and zero to donald trump. he is also the guy who praised the holdover acting attorney general susan yates for defying president trump on the travel ban. now, my question to you is how with a straight face can you say that this group of democrat partisans are unbiased and will give president trump a fair shake? >> well, congressman i think it's important to recognize that when we talk about political affiliation that all demonstrates political affiliation. bias is something different and i've discussed it with director mueller and we have a lot of experience manage offices in the department of justice. we have employees with political opinions and our responsibility to make sure those opinions don't influence thei

. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> thank you for joining us tonight. i'm jim sciutto in for erin burnett. >>> the president says he is not going to see a dime from the tax bill he is about to sign. that may be true, but only if he keeps his eyes closed. john berman here in for anderson. the bill hit a minor lucy pulls the football technical snag but it's still on track for the senate to pass tonight and the house to pass a second time by tomorrow. based on what the president said in the past, he might be surprised with what is in it. >> this is going to cost me a fortune, this thing, believe me. believe me. this is not good for me. me, it's not -- i have some very wealthy friends. not so happy with me. >> many of the provisions in this man mouth piece of legislation are debatable, such as how much, if at all, it will grow the economy. estimates range from nearly nothing to the president's 4, 5, even 6% he said the other day. you can debate who in the working middle class is healthy and who isn't. it's a mixed bag. a large majority of taxpayers, some ar

jeanne moos. >> reporter: instead of pulling a rabbit out of a hat, pulled one out of a california wildfireinidentified man got out of car trying to rescue a panicked rabbit. seemed to panic, frantically gesturing, practically begging it to come to him. finally getting down on his knees and reaching for wild rabbit, at last managing to scoop it up. accolades on social media started breeding like rabbits. just like that faith in humanity is restored read typical tweet. from zero to crying in two seconds. bunny and kitty approve of this young man. occasional naysayer, wild animals don't need to be saved from fires. from slate. man could have been injured and anyone coming to his rescue. but most paid tribute. bunnies need -- too. declined request for interview. and one poster put it, didn't want to be on camera in l.a.? obviously jesus himself in shorts and hoodie. take it from jefferson airpla ♪ chasing rabbits, and you know you're going to fall ♪ >> reporter: he didn't fall, walked away from the flames holding bunny, destination unknown. leaving this video of rabbit saved from wildfire to s