berger, mary mccord, we thank you both. >> thank you.the day's other news, the tion has posted its best back- to-back quarterly, economic growth since 2014. the u.s. commerce dent says between july and september, growth ran at an annual rate of 3.5%. that followed a second quarters when the rate tter than 4%. this was the last major look at the economy before the d-term elections. the economy news was not enough to stop another sell-off on wall street. amazon led the way down with ani weak es report. the dow jones industrial averago lost nearly 30ts to close at 24,688. it had been down mor 500 points, earlier. the nasdaq fell 151 points, and the s&p 500 slipped nearly 47. turkey moved today to try to extradite saudi suspects in the death of journalist jamal khashoggi. the saudis have admitted he was murdered at their consulate in meistanbul, and they have 18 suspects. meanwhile, turkish president recip tayyip erdogan told supporters that the saudis must produce the body. >> ( translated ): as a result of the meticulous work carried out b

. >> narrator: yates and her deputy, mary mccord, told mcgahn nthat michael flynn had b lying. >> i think that, you know, for a person who'd been in office for six days, it was surprising information to learn and just took a little bit of time to process. ti >> what the attorney general was saying to the white house counsel, "you have someoni working inbuilding, in this west wing, who is compromised." >> narrator: they believed the information they gave mcgahn would force the president to act. >> it's clear that yates and mccord believe this is a ver vulnerable situation for the white hous as well as for mr. flynn. and they presume that the white house would fire him. >> narrator: that same day,mc gahn went to see the president. he told him that the highest levels of the justice department believed that flynn had been lying. it was a warning that one of his most trusted advisers was in the crosshairs. >> michael flynn is the formdi ctor of the defense intelligence agency who effectively became donald trump's top national security adviser. >> please welcome retired united states army lieut