my tour guide is a big kid herself, jen bush, executive director.ington amazing riverfront. we are a children's museum based on stem education. we have something for everybody. inside the dcm, as it is nicknamed, you can get a little messy. like inside studio d. >> so the dcm always super interactive, process driven. >> i've got say mine is looking pretty awesome. >> take a look at this. >> five-ton, 350 year old sick more tree, from the woods here in delaware. >> can we go in there? >> oh, yes, i like this. hi, come join us, come join us. >> this is so cool. >> can't finds this at another children's museum. the kids love to come and look at the aquarium. this aquarium, 650-gallon tank. >> this is a chocolate chip star fish. do those look like chocolate chips to you? >> so we have sharks. >> love, so cute. >> we have stingrays. we have of course horse shoe crabs, because that's the state, marine animal of delaware. >> sure, didn't know that. >> this is a star fish. no? look. you did it. little baby. say bye. >> oh, look at that star fish. oh, it is

. >> joining me now a former aide to hillary clinton, and scott jennings, white house director of george w. bush. the president spent 21 minutes on the first question about russia, and did his answers clear anything up? >> to me they did because he said that, look, we knew about this and we talked about it openly but we didn't go into a tremendous amount of detail or take action because he didn't want to look as though he was influencing the election in a way that would come across as being untoward. we knew where it was coming from and we heard it at the end of the election style and it was disturbing and it changed the narrative of the race towards the end. i think he did enough to articulate what they knew when they knew it, and how they were going to actually go about dealing with it to the extent that he could discuss it. i am confident that in the final weeks and days of his administration he will take russia to task. >> we will see how that happens. here's a moment from yesterday. take a listen. >> in this hyperpartisan atmosphere, at a time when my primary concern was making sure that th

bush and jen sake. that's live on c-span starting tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. eastern. >> follow the transition of government on c-span as president-elect donald trump selects his cap -- his cabinet keywe will take you to events as they happen without interruption. listen on our free c-span radio app. >> present elect trump continued his thank you tour friday with a visit to grand rapids, michigan. .t is one of several stops made the president-elect was joined by his pick for education secretary, betsy devos and dow chemical chair chosen to head the manufacturing counsel. this is one hour. mr. trump: i'm here for one reason -- to say thank you to the wonderful people of michigan. you went out and pounded the pavement, organize your fellow citizens and propelled to victory a grassroots movement will like of which, actually the world, we have to say the country, the world has never seen. never seen. now, we are going to bring back your jobs. we're going to bring back your jobs. thanks tot to give our veterans who have been so incredible to me and to you. our serv