. >> after he took the speakership after kevin mccarthy shot himself in the foot, talking about hillary clinton and the benghazi situation, if paul ryan steps down, kevin mccarthy could be seen as a top contender maybe steve scalise if you want to believe the politico article that came out outlining why paul ryan was going to step aside. in the meantime, though, here is president trump. >> thank you, vice president pence, secretary chow, secretary skin ski and chris liddle. done an incredible job. we're here today for one single reason, to cut the red tape of regulation. for many decades and ever growing maze of regulations, rules, restrictions has cost our country trillions and trillions of dollars, millions of jobs, countless american factories, and devastated many industries. but all that has changed the day i took the oath of office and it's changed rapidly. you've seen what's happened. we've begun the most far-reaching regulatory reform in american history. we've approved projects like the keystone xl and dakota xl pipelines, cutting years of wasted time and money out of the permitting process for vital infrastructure projec

. >> commissioner mccarthy -- sorry, mr. paul? he can't hear us. >> jeremy. jeremy. >> one of the things on the legalized units we run into a lot is sprinklers and fire exiting. you say the fire exiting is fine. is it full sprinkler in the building? >> it is not. i believe because it's fully open on the inside, i believe it can be addressed with possible fire sprinkling or other measures, this building would qualify under the state historic building code if we pursue it that way. i think there are a lot of measures that can be taken to address this. >> okay. so -- >> additional public comment? seeing none, it's up to the commissioners -- public comment is closed. >> rebuttal. sorry each side has rebuttal. >> three minutes to rebuttal. >> so, i want to say i want to be mindful of the venue we're in. we have heard a lot about a civil dispute, that's for a different venue. i don't want to make this a civil issue. mr. paul does not live at the premises. this was solely rented for him to rent sublet to other persons to occupy and use. i just want to clarify he's n

with the leadership of the house, especially speaker paul ryan, and through the help of the american people we are delivering a new tax code. mr. mccarthy: i want to thank chairman brady for the work he's done bringing this conference together, going through the conference report with the senate and having this bill pass the floor today. it'll move to the senate and it will pass today and become law. so for every american that's fought for a pay raise, for every parent, for everyone who ever dreamed of opening a small business or being an entrepreneur, i want you to know e heard you. we heard you loud and clear. that's what this is about. it's about the american comeback. to make america competitive around the world. and to make sure small businesses have an ability to compete. going to be the lowest rate they've seen in 40 years. family is going to double their standard deduction. but come february, check your check. because you'll get a raise in your payroll of what you're going to see based upon what appened today. >> this is a historic day. if you're somebody who has been working really hard and want to keep more of your harr-earned

kristi noem and diane flack, our .reat speaker paul ryan he is a great speaker. great job. .evin mccarthyin, what a job. we had fun. do we have a good time. steve scalise is braver than all of us. where is he? [applause] i don't know. he had a rougher year than most of us, but a hell of a way to lose weight. not a good way, we love you, steve. great job. [applause] mr. trump: kevin brady. heaven. -- kevin. i mentioned at&t, but many companies have came -- come forward saying they are so happy. we will see something very special. we are bringing entrepreneurship back into this country. we are getting rid of all the knots and ties. jobs.tely, it means jobs, jobs, jobs. it will be a special time. we are in a special period of time and it will be even more so. maybe i could start with mitch and then we will go to paul and we will have a few folks come up and say a few words and we will have fun. mitch, how about you start? mr. mcconnell: mr. president, you made the case for the tax bill, but it has been a year of extraordinary, tishman for the trump administration. accomplishmenty for the tru

paul ryan. and he is a great speaker. great job. kevin mccarthy. what a job, kevin. scalise. braver than all of us. where is he? [applause] he had a rougher year than most of us, but it is a hell of a way to lose weight. not a good way. we love you, steve. great job. kevin brady. is --be what i will do and by the way i mentioned at&t, have comeompanies forward and said they will do similar announcements. we are bringing the entrepreneur back to this country. we are getting rid of all the knots and ties. you will see what happens. ultimately it means jobs, jobs, jobs. it is a very special. of time. it is going to be even more so. i want to thank everybody behind me. abi can start with mitch, then paul, then we will have a few folks come up and have a few words. mitch how about you start. [applause] well let me just say, mr. president you made the case for the tax bill. this has been a year of extraordinary compliment for the trump administration. [applause] mr. president, thanks to your nominees, we have put 12 circuit court judges in place, the most since the circuit court sy

paul ryan. and he is a great speaker. [applause] great job. kevin mccarthy. what a job, kevin. we have fun? have fun. do we have a good time? steve scalise. he is braver than all of us. where is he? [applause] pres. trump: oh, boy. i don't know. he had a rougher year than most of us, but it is a hell of a way to lose weight. not a good way. we love you, steve. great job. great job. kevin brady. kevin. [applause] kevin brady. so maybe what i will do is -- and by the way i mentioned at&t, but many companies have come forward and said they will do similar announcements. we will see something that is going to be very special. we are bringing the entrepreneur back to this country. we are getting rid of all the knots and ties. you are going to see what happens. ultimately it means jobs, jobs, jobs. it is going to be a very special period of time. it is going to be even more so. i want to thank everybody behind me. maybe i can start with mitch, then paul, then we will have a few folks come up and have a few words. then we will have a little bit of fun. mitch, how about you start? [applause] sen. m

black.ne and diane paul ryan is a great speaker. kevin mccarthy. what a job. where is he?d a rougher year than most of us. but it is a hell of a way to lose weight, steve. not a good way. we love you, steve. great job. great job. do and iwhat i will mentioned at&t, but many companies said they are so happy and they will do similar announcements. the entrepreneur back into this country. we are getting rid of all the ties and you will see what happens. jobs, jobs, jobs. i want to thank everyone behind me. maybe i can start with mitch and then paul and a few of these folks can say a few words and we will have a little fun. thank you. how about you start, mitch. [applause] mcconnell: let me just say you made the case for the tax bill but it has been a year of extraordinary accomplishments for the trump administration. [applause] mitch mcconnell: we have seen the supreme court right of center for a generation. thanks to your nominees, we put 12 circuit court judges in place. court systemhe were established in 1891 p are you hold the record. that coupled with what we did last ni

kristi noem on the house we have kristi noem and diane black are great speaker paul ryan he is a great speaker. great. kevin mccarthy. haven't. we had fun we have a good time steve scully she's braver than all of us he's brave whereas. i don't know he had a he had a rougher year than most of us but. it's a hell of oil lose weight steve you said unless it's not a good way we love you steve great great. kevin brady can't. have been great so maybe what i'll do is and by the way i mentioned a t.n.t. been many companies have come forward and saying this so happy and they're going to be doing similar announcements we're going to see something that's going to be very special we're bringing the entrepreneur back into this country we're getting rid of all the knots and all the time and we're going to see you're going to see me going to see what happens and ultimately what does it mean it means jobs jobs jobs jobs so it's going to be really a very special period of time we're in a very special period of time and it's going to be even more so i want to thank everybody behind me maybe i could start with mitch and then we'll go

paul ryan, and he is a great speaker. >> hey! [ applause and cheers ] >> great job. kevin mccarthyapplause and cheers ] >> kevin. >> what a job, kevin. we had fun, did we have a good time? >> yes. >> steve scalise. he is braver than all of us. [ applause and cheers ] >> yeah! >> where is he? [ applause and cheers ] >> oh, boy. i don't know. he had a rougher year than most of us. but a hell of a way to lose weight, steve. not a good way. we love you, steve. great job. >> yeah. [ applause ] >> great job [ applause ] >> kevin brady! kevin! [ applause and cheers ] >> kevin brady. so maybe what i'll do is -- and by the way, i mentioned at&t, but many companies have come forward and saying they are so happy and they are going to be doing similar announcements. we are going to see something that's going to be very special. we are bringing the entrepreneur back into this country. >> yeah. >> we are getting rid of all the knots and ties and you're going to see. you're going to see what happens and ultimately what does it mean? it means jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs. so it's going to be really a ve

paul ryan. is he a great speaker. great job. kevin mccarthy. kevin, what a job, kevin. we had fun. did we have a good time? steve scalise is braver than all of us. where is he? oh, boy, i don't know. he had a rougher year than most of us, but it's a hen hell of ay to lose weight. we love you. great job. kevin brady. kevin brady. so maybe what i'll do -- by the way, i mentioned at&t, but many companies have come forward saying they are so happy and saying they are doing similar announcements. we are seeing something very special. bringing the entrepreneur back into this country and you'll see what happens. and ultimately what does it mean? it means jobs. jobs, jobs, jobs. so it's going to be really special period of time. we are in a special period of time. and it's going to be even more so. i want to thank everybody behind me. maybe i can start with mitch, then we'll go to paul, and have a couple of folks come up and say a few words. okay. thank you. mitch, how about you starting. >> well, let me just say, mr. president, he made the case for the tax bill. but this has been a year o

paul ryan. and he is a great speaker. [cheers and applause] president trump: great job. kevin mccarthy. kevin. what a job. we had fun.ve scalise, he is braver than all of us. where is he? [cheers and applause] president trump: oh, boy, i don't know, he had a rougher year than most of us, but hell of a way to lose weight, steve. not a good way. great job. kevin brady. [cheers and applause] president trump: kevin brady. so maybe what i'll do -- and by the way, i mentioned at&t but many companies have come forward saying they are happy and will be doing similar announcements. we are getting rid of all the knots and the ties. you are going to see and see what happens. and what does it mean? it means jobs, jobs, jobs. so it's going to be a very special period of time. we are in a very special period of time and going to be even more so. i thank everybody behind me. we'll go with mitch and paul and a few of the folks have a few words and have a little fun. mitch, how about you starting. [applause] mr. mitchell: let me just say, mr. president, you made the case for the tax bill, but this has been a year of extraordinary acc

paul ryan. he is a great speaker. [applause] great job. kevin mccarthy. kevin. what a job. we had fun. didn't we have a good time?ve scalise. he's braver than all of us. he's braver. [applause] oh, boy. i don't know. he had a rougher year than most of us. but it's a hell of a way to lose weight, steve. not a good way. we love you, steve. great job. kevin brady. kevin. [applause] kevin brady. so maybe what i'll do is -- and by the way, i mentioned at&t. many companies have come forward and saying they're so happy and they're going to be doing similar announcements. we're going to see something that is special. we're bringing the entrepreneur back into this country. we're getting rid of the knots and the ties and we're going to -- you're going to see what happens. ultimately what does it mean? it means jobs, jobs, jobs. so it's going to be really a special period of time. we're in a special period of time. it's going to be even more so. i want to thank everybody behind me. maybe i can start with mitch and then we'll go to paul and then we're going to have a few folks come up and say a few words and we'll have some

paul ryan. he is a great speaker. >> [ applause ] >> great job. kevin mccarthy. >> [ applause ] >> kevin. what a job. we had fun. didn't we have a good time? steve scalise, he is braver than all of us . >> [ applause ] >> i don't know. he had a rougher year than most of us, but it is a hell of a way to lose weight, steve. not a good way, we love you, steve. great job. kevin brady. kevin. >> [ applause ] >> maybe what i will do is, by the way, i mentioned at&t, but many company -- many companies had -- have come forward and said there so have any and will be doing similar announcements. we are bringing down tumor -- entrepreneur back in this country. we're getting rid of the not and ties and you will see what happens. ultimately, what does it mean? it means jobs. jobs. jobs. jobs. it will be a very special period of time. -- we are in a special time. it is going to be even more so. i want to thank everybody behind me. maybe i can start with mitch and then paul and then we will have a few of the folks come up and say a few words and have a little fun. thank you. mitch? you start it. >> [ applause ] >> listening in

after mccarthy, who seemed like a natural successor to boehner, paul ryan stepped in.was the vice presidential nominee in 2012, but this has not necessarily been a mantel that it's always seemed he has worn comfortably. a quote that our producers are pointing out at the bottom of the story, he's quoted as telling friends, i didn't know slitting throats was part of my job. of course, he had a conference with franks who resigned after being accused of misconduct. we have not confirmed the contacts in that conversation, but clearly a topic of conversation is one that's starting to bubble up here on capitol hill today. andrea? >> everything might change depending on the outcome of the midterm elections. that all remains to be seen. kristen and kasie, thanks so much for being stalwarts on all of this. >>> roy moothe president not acknowledging the setback of the election in alabama. let's get some words from chief correspondent who wrote that piece, and msnbc political analyst, heidi prizbollah, and a "new york times" reporter. you all have so many titles. i'm going to go t

mccarthy saying that. several lawmakers speaking today in washington. you can watch paul ryan live on live go.omberg. ♪ vonnie: in new york, i'm vonnie quinn. this is the european close on bloomberg markets. and live from the new european headquarters in london, i'm mark barton. a time for the bloomberg business flash, a look at some of the biggest business stories in the news right now. a major victory for airbus over delta airlines, agreeing to buy 21 neo-jetliners. delta has an option for 100 more. overist has a value of $107 billion. boeing had -- delta had considered buying the boeing 737. and that $5.1 billion takeover bid rejected. >> we think that [indiscernible] say thatrtant, i would taking in the account the interest of all stakeholders and employees and customers, we need to understand better what this means in terms of integration and how it integrates in our strategy. os says it is pressing forward with the offer. a $62 billion deal was agreed to that breaks up much of the 21st century fox empire assembled by rupert murdoch. get the studio, cable channels, and international news

our great speaker, paul ryan, and he is a great speaker. [ applause ] great job. kevin mccarthy. [ applause ] kevin -- what a job, kevin. we had fun. didn't we have a good time? steve scalise, he's braver than all of us. he's braver. where is he? [ applause ] ah, boy, i don't know. he had a -- he had a rougher year than most of us, but -- a hell of a way to lose weight. you said you lost weight. we love you, steve. great job. great job. kevin brady. kevin. [ applause ] kevin brady. so maybe what i'll do is -- and by the way, i mentioned at&t, but many companies have come forward in saying they're so happy and they're going to be doing similar announcement. we're going to see something that's going to be very special. bringing the entrepreneur back into the country, getting rid of all the knots and ties and you're going to see what happens and ultimately what does it mean? it means jobs. jobs, jobs, jobs. so it's going to be really a very special period of time. we're in a very special period of time, and it's goings to be even more so. i want to thank everybody behind me. maybe

paul ryan's shoes if and when he does exit. >> so not surprisingly, majority leader kevin mccarthy from california is a top candidate. if if he wants a job, he stumbled at his last go at trying to become speaker. and, you know, ryan took that job. the other person is steve scalice who recovered miraculously from the shooting. if mccarthy ones, scalice has a major decision to make, does he want to challenge his friend kevin mccarthy or maybe salaries should wait a couple of years. >> let's transition and talk about the tax bill. how heavy of a lift for the gop leadership to get these holdouts. we talked about marco rubio being a no. corker being a possible know. two senators with health issues that may actually make them absent from the vote on the senate floor. >> this is a big problem for republicans because rubio and trump don't have the best history. when trump was calling him little marco, that doesn't engender a lot of goodwill will rubio world. rubio generally believes this bill does way too much for the rich and corporations and not enough for working class families. and so i think his concerns will probably g

mccarthy. it looks like a fast \fate\faithing movie. i can't wait to see it. up next is paul his response to rumors swirling on capital hill. was she fired. omarosa tried to set the record straight about her sudden departure from the white house. before we go to break, coming up tomorrow d.c. cares and make a wish mid atlantic will be granting a little boy's wish to become a k9 police officer. his name is amber and we'll be live with him as he helps the city solve lives . you can stay with us on fox5 morning and on fox5dc.com to cheer him on. how's it going down there? that's good. lica misses you. i'm over it though. (laughter) that's fine. i miss her more than you anyway. ♪ ♪ ♪ hey, my window is closing. yeah that's okay. alright miles. i love you. (phone hangs up) ♪ ♪ ♪ yeah i love you too. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> is house speaker paul ryan about to hang up his political hat. the house speaker considering retiring after the 2018 midterm elections. accord ing to politico ryan has told people close to him his current term will be his last. ryan smiled when reporters asked h i am about it t

mccarthy. he sent our parents a summary of this testimony was a touching note explaining with paul roberson heced to name names. >> langston invited my parents and me to broadway. by father was disturbed by the play and langston -- and saw tuesday night, and thank you for sending us several other books. it is difficult to define my reaction to simply heavenly. i cannot say i liked it. it did not appeal to me. simply heavenly does not say what needs to be said. and simply childish. the time and place called for something else, the dominant moral role in american life. thanks again. one must do more than bring speakers into progressive life. and they require anger and surprise. i certainly am sorry i wasn't at the theater the night you all came as i would've loved to say hello to you. your letter is greatly appreciated and valid in a number of ways. when it comes to plays it is a miracle to end up with anything, after 20 to 30 others they were handed creation from producers and records so all i can say is i did the best i could under the circumstances. your serious consideration is something to

if paul ryan decides to leave there are many well connected, plugged in people who could replace him. you talk about mccarthy strong statement in support of speaker ryan. the president calls him my kevin. there are people here who can be seen as particularly ready and/or willing to step in should this actually happen. >> here's a question i wonder about. this congressional crisis, this moment of reckoning when it xhss to sexual harassment claims and whether that's playing into paul ryan's thought process. one of the things tim writes is two friends say ryan was visibly shaken after demandi ining tren franks resign his seat saying, i didn't realize slitting throats was part of my job. he is presiding over a moment of real reckoning, not just on the hill but in the -- throughout the country, right? in hollywood and media and politics. and i just wonder what he's thinking about that. >> let's be clear. paul ryan has not fallen in love with the office of the speaker of the house. he did not want the job as he alluded to in his quote and has not found himself enamored of the job since taking it. the fact he's had

our great speaker, paul ryan, he is a great speaker [ applause ] great job. kevin mccarthy kevin.fun, do we have a good time steve scalise, he's braver than all of us. he's braver. where is he? oh boy, i don't know he had -- he had a rougher year than most of us, but it's a hell of a way to lose weight, steve not a good way we love you, steve great job. great job. [ applause ] kevin brady. kevin. [ applause ] kevin brady. so maybe what i'll do is -- and by the way, i mentioned at&t, but many companies have come forward and saying they're so happy and they're doing similar announcements. we're getting rid of all the knots and all the ties and we're going to -- you're going to see. you're going to see what happens and ultimately what does it mean it means jobs. jobs, jobs with jobs so it's going to be really a special period of time, we're in a very special period of time and it's going to be even more so i want to thank everybody behind me maybe i could start with mitch, then paul, and then we're going to have a few of the folks come up and say a few words and we'll have a little f

paul ryan on taxes. we'll get this done, a very optimistic speaker of the house there. kevin mccarthy as well. that gop news conference coming on a busy news day. let's bring on lawrence jones, conservative commentator, capri cafaro, lawrence jones, tough to decide where to begin. let's start with what we heard come out of the gop news conference. optimistic that is going to get done by the end of the year by christmas, taxes. >> well, we'll see. for starters i wasn't too pleased with what came out of the text of the bill anyway. we as american voters when it comes to the republicans asked for the republican -- the senate, house and white house and this is the best we can do? i applaud them for the corporations but i'm more concerned about the individual. i guess you could say something is better than nothing. but i'm a little disappointed. >> sandra: capri? >> i share the sentiments of the content of the bill. there are a lot of concerns that i have in regards to the impact that this will have on individual american citizens, the middle class and frankly state governments as someone

mccarthy. robert mccollum. charles mckee. bernard mclaughlin. jane melber. represent frederick sanford willis. >> we remember them. suzanne marie miazga. joseph kenneth miller. jewel mitchell. jane ann morgan. eva morson. helga mosey. richard pauleddie. ingrid mulroy, sean mulroy, john mulroy. karen elizabeth newman. mary murphy. thomas mitchell. >> we remember them. daniel emmett o'connor. mary denice o'neill when it boland -- when it owing -- gwenyth oh when. martha owings. laura abigail owens. robert owens. kristof michael papadopoulos peter pierce. michael pescatore. >> we remember them. sarah susanna buchanan . buchanan phillips. james andrew campell pet. david platt. walter porter. pamela lynn posen william pugh crisostomo estrella quiguyan, rajesh tarsis priskel ramses 35 animal, -- anmol, garima, suruchi rattan. anita reeves. and my husband, elia strattas. >> we remember them. mark allen rein. jocelyn reyna. i represent louise rogers of syracuse and -- syracuse university. diane marie rencevicz edina roller. janos roller. andrea victoria rosenthal. daniel peter rosenthal. myra josephine royal. arnaud david rubin >> we remember them. elise jean sarah city. scott saunders. teresa saunders. johannes otto schauble robert th

meeting paul ryan said quite clearly i am not leaving this jobbened there was applause, maybe a standing ovation? >> there was a standing ovation. absolutely. >> some people look at you and kevin mccarthy and say is that a disappointment to you? is that this a job that you want and do you believe that you have a shot at it or that kevin mccarthy does? he didn't have the votes the last time around? >> martha, i love the job i have got. i know kevin loves the job he has got and he is doing a great job. paul ryan as our speaker has under what you saw today and tomorrow will be leading us through one of the most historic tax reforms we have ever seen in our country's history. have you got to go back to reagan to find something anywhere close to this. and that worked really well for our economy as the speaker said this morning there is a lot more work to do. 2018 is going to be a busy year not only seeing the economy move again now we will go and improve the lives of even more people by doing welfare reform. we are going to need workers. when you see all of these companies hiring tens of thousands of people, you will see unemployment dip down but all those people who gave up looking for wor

mccarthy. shortly after his ordeal in washington, d.c., he sent our parents a summary of his testimony with a touching note explaining that with the exception of paul been forced to name names. >> in june of 1957, langston invited my parents and me to see his play, "simply heavenly," on broadway. my father pat was very disturbed by the play and wrote langston in part: dear, lang stomp -- langston, we saw play tuesday night. thanks for the tickets and may i hear now very belateddedly thank you for sending us i wonder as i wander and several other books. it is difficult to define my reaction to simply heavenly. i cannot say that i liked it. it did not appeal to me. simply heavenly does not say what so greatly needs to be said at this moment, lang, at least not to me. so simple is the eternally recurring primitive negro, so childishly simple and so simply childish. time and place called for something else. the negro can today play the dominant moral role in american life. thanks again. one must more than dip one's fingers into progressive life. sincerely, pat. langston answered the next day. in spite of pat's harsh criticism, he replied without anger

paul ryan, the speaker, been here? i don't know. we would certainly love to see mr. mccarthy and mr. ryan if they choose to join us.i don't think you'd hear any complaints from our side if they were only here for 2 1/2 hours. i think we would be grateful for that time. mr. sessions: why would we need to do that when you've got me? [laughter] mr. polis: we appreciate your time on this committee as well, mr. chairman. i would just again indicate that were mr. mccarthy or mr. ryan to come, we would certainly be respectful of their time. if they were with us for two hours or 2 1/2 hours, we would consider that a great sign of respect for our committee. mr. sessions: let me assure you, they have great respect for this committee. they have appointed, as ms. pelosi has, each of you, we have made sure that our committee to a person is not only the finest in our conference, but here of equal value to each other. and we do appreciate that. this is a representative of our party right here that you see. we speak as -- not as one voice. but we speak as one team. i know that you engage us every day. that is literally i consider

paul ryan the speaker been here? i don't know. we would certainly love to see mr. mccarthy and mr. ryan if they choose to join us. i don't think you'd hear any complaints from our side if they were only here for 2 1/2 hours. we would be grateful for that time. mr. sessions: why would we need to do that when you've got me? mr. polis: we appreciate your time object this committee -- on this committee as well, mr. chairman. i would just again indicate that were mr. mccarthy or mr. ryan to come, we would certainly be respectful of their time. if they were with us for two hours or 2 1/2 hours, we would consider that a great sign of respect for our committee. mr. sessions: let me assure you, they have great respect for this committee. they have appointed, as ms. pelosi has, each of you, we have made sure that our committee to a person is not only the finest in our conference, but here of equal value to each other. and we do appreciate that. this is a representative of our party right here that you see. we speak as -- not as one voice. but we speak as one team. i know that you engage us every day. that is literally i co

mccarthy. the majority leader at 8:15 a.m. and also ask the majority leader if he's going to be missing a speaker in 2018. is it true paulieve it. brian: he's not like absolutely not. i'm staying for 20 years. ainsley: ivanka is also going to be with us. you'll see one today that's bruce orr from doj and then tomorrow the fbi director andrew mccabe. steve: now, who is bruce or are? ainsley: his wife works for fusion gps. he was subsidy -- his wife works for the doj. he was assigned to work on the russia collusion investigation. people started saying wait a minute. this guy, his wife works for fusion gps? wait a minute. he sat down and met with christopher steel, the guy who wrote the dirty dossier. this guy seems to be bias and now he's investigating the president? steve: right. he got fired from the mueller investigation. he's still a high-ranking official at the department of justice, but he's off the mueller case. brian: all right. now they're also going to be talking to andy mccabe tomorrow. he's the deputy director, former acting director of the fbi. worked extremely tight with james comey. many people feel he's ver