interviewees include andrew mccabe, john cornen, and former department of justice official alex fisher. >>> and later this morning on "meet the press" chuck todd looks at the future of the fbi. exclusive interview with rex tillerson. speaking with senator lindsey graham and chuck schumer. chuck will joins us here in about ten minutes. stick around for that. >>> coming up, a major airline taking new security steps. how cockpits may have been compromised. d about your safety. >>> don't worry about carrying that umbrella around with you today when you decide to go out and meet up with mom. tom is tracking how temperatures are going to shoot back up into the 80s. good sunday morning. we're not there yet. e 're not ther >>> they have been made public. . united is not saying how the nflgs got out, but this is not a breach like a hack. it's taking steps to make sure customers and the crews stay safe. >>> france now has a new lead this morning. emanuel macron was sworn into office as the nation's next president. this happened in paris. he who was elected last week and becomes the youngest pres

we'll hear from senators john cornen and chuck schumer next on c-span. presiding officer: the senator from texas. mr. cornyn: mr. president, i was listening with interest to our friend and colleague from minnesota talk about the russia investigation, and i agree with her 100%. that it is our responsibility to get to the bottom of what exactly happened due to russian involvement in our election, much as they got involved in the elections in france, using the combined process of known mcconnell as -- known commonly as active measures. it's espionage, propaganda, use of social media through paid

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i mean look, john cornen, in a normal political environment would actually be a pretty good bipartisanht now if democrats would feel comfortable seeing somebody whose an elected official. we haven't had a former elected official be appointed to the fbi, i think ever. and some, some would be uncomfortable with that idea because if we're the fbi. she was a homeland security advisor in the clinton administration, right at the tail end, and the bush administration. she had bipartisan credentials. be the first woman to lead the fbi. she would be -- and that's one of those that could get i think bipartisan support. and i think a lot of applaud around washington. i think the administration knows they have to find somebody that makes people say okay, that person's fully qualified, and knowing president trump, i think he likes the idea to get credit for appointing the first woman ever to one of those agencies. >> interesting. >> stay tuned on that. i'm sure there's more coming up on the whole russia investigation. >> we do. we'll have an exclusive report about a white house shake-up in the work

sources identified these four candidates including acting director andrew mccabe and texas senator john cornen. >> i will tell you we're looking at candidates right now who could be spectacular and that's what i want for the fbi. >> reporter: and the tweeted suggestion by the president that there were, quote, tapes is already spurring action by democrats who fired off a letter to the white house counsel here saying that they want to know if, in fact, there are any recordings and if they do exist saying that they must be preserved under the presidential records act. something that keeps all the records of an administration available to the public. so either way the white house is under pressure to say if those tapes exist or if they do not. sheinelle, craig. >> kelly o'donnell for us this morning from the white house. thank you. >>> let's follow up on that ari mel ber is msnbc's chief legal correspondent and josh earnest served as press secretary under president obama. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> let's begin with you here. is it legal to secretly record whi

we'll hear from senators john cornen and chuck schumer next on c-span. presiding officer: the senator from texas. mr. cornyn: mr. president, i was listening with interest to our friend and colleague from minnesota talk about the russia investigation, and i agree with her 100%. that it is our responsibility to get to the bottom of what exactly happened due to russian involvement in our election, much as they got involved in the elections in france, using the combined process of known mcconnell as -- known commonly as active measures. it's espionage, propaganda, use of social media through paid trolls who can then try to raise the visibility of some of this propaganda that it becomes part of the mainstream media and becomes accepted in part of the debate in democratic societies. but i believe that we do share a bipartisan and universal commitment to get to the bottom of what happened in our last election. i would note that there are two members of the senate judiciary committee who actually serve as members of the senate intelligence committee that is acti