salena: salena. lemonis: salena. what do you guys do here? i do everything from sales associate, retail -- this is my passion, so -- lemonis: it is? salena: yeah. ♪ lemonis: i'm marcus. cody: hey, marcus. how you doing, man? lemonis: nice to meet you. what is your name? cody: cody. lemonis: nice to meet you. you run this basement? cody: yeah. what i do is -- we do the shipping down here. lemonis: are these online shipping orders you're sending out? cody: yeah. lemonis: how long have you worked here? cody: six going on seven? lemonis: do you love it? cody: i did. everybody has to do so much that there is no fun time. but i miss that part and the three p's, i guess -- the fun part. i've looked into your personal businesses and seen what you've done. and for everything i've researched about you... lemonis: yeah. cody: ...i don't know if you're about the businesses anymore. like, are you just gonna turn this into a glorified chain skateboard store in the malls and stuff? lemonis: are you concerned that, if someone like me, that some monster, got

back with me to discuss this, cnn contributor salena zito and page pate.e may have had another undisclosed meeting, third meeting. remember, he had clarifieds he form that he filled out when he said there were no meetings to speak of and then he clarified that this there with and now apparently there may indeed have been another. what does that mean. >> is that oversight? perjury many. >> clarified is one of those great washington words. basically he changed his story and changed it completely. can you change a story one time? possibly. two? maybe. three. et's not just one quick meeting. it's several. so if there is the intent not to disclose, if he's under oath to testify before congress and he s the hen could be charged with perjury if he can show he had the intent to mislead by with holding. >> salielsalena, he pushed back. when he testified on tuesday he will need to, you know, clear the air under oath about any of these undisclosed meetings and the whole issue of meeting, you know, is debatable too. what is at stake for sessions here? >> well, i mean

salena, the president was asked twice about whether he was recording his conversations with james comeyt understand the game here, why he is not answering the question. but i'm sure he has his reasons. what do you think? >> i have no idea. >> that was an honest answer! as honest an answer as you can get. >> i mean, he always has an interesting economy of words, beginning on twitter. that's where the insinuation of this began, right? so it's the whole seriously thing. he says things that are sometimes a great exaggeration about what happened. when he first tweeted that, he put it in quotes. now was that like a joke or a tease or the truth? i don't think any of us know that. i did interview him in the oval office. he had someone there who recorded it while i also recorded it. but it was right out in front of me. so if there was -- i mean, he could have had a secret tape, but i think we just don't know it until we know it. >> you say, michael, that this is a pattern with the president. he dangles things out there, and he says he'll talk about them in the next few weeks or soon, right? >> w

to salena's point, i hear it from trump supporters as well, like just stop it with the tweets.ut is he right? do you think he's his own best messenger when it comes to tweeting stuff out? >> his followers believe in his message, his agenda, why he ran for president and what he's attempting to do. they also see this as a beyond-the-pale major effort by washington d.c. elites who -- >> listen to me, you've established -- the question was specifically about taking the message into his own hand in his tweeting. >> i think he has to do that. i think right now he has to do that. he knows he's innocent. he knows he didn't do anything. he knows that he's being railroaded, and we have to just be honest with ourselves. >> can i ask you something, john? >> this is an attempt to remove him from office. >> let me ask you a question. >> for no reason. >> you said that a number of times. thank you. if you were in trouble and being investigated and you hired the best attorneys possible that you could hire and their advice to you was to shut up and stop talking -- >> i would shut up. >> so, joh

. >> and salena, it's very interesting, perhaps the most important person in all of this, especially how we move forward, is kind of murky as to whether or not russia actually interfered in the election. the president on twitter just two days ago writes, "why did the democratic national committee turn down the dhs offer to protect against hacks long prior to the election!" it's all a big democratic hoax. he also tweeted it's all a big democratic scam and an excuse for losing the election. does consistency matter at all here? he's just sending mixed messages on this. do you think he has to come out and clarify his belief and how we move forward from this to prevent it from happening again? >> well, here's the problem. this thing from the very beginning has been very complicate, at least from his point of view. and from the point of view of a lot of his supporters. so when he first won the election there was all sorts of talk about he didn't win the popular vote, he's not legitimate because he didn't win all of america. then it started to get overlaid with more and more things about ru

. >> thank you, salena. thank you, mark. i appreciate it. now i want to bring in two people living the reality of the health care. pastor janice hill said her daughter would have died without obamacare. boberies sk erieerie erieeries . pastor, your daughter amy had very rare cancer for four years now. how is she doing? >> yes. she's hanging in there. every kind of treatment that she's been on since her diagnosis four years ago has been experimental. so things will work for a while and then they'll stop working and get something new. something new has been added. they're just learning all the time. >> so you confronted west virginia senator caputo with your daughter's story. i want to watch that and then we'll talk about it. >> that's my daughter. >> okay. sle's beautiful. >> yes, she is beautiful. she have doesn't take after her mom, but that's okay. i want you to see her in treatment. >> oh, my gosh. how old is she? >> 41 years old. she's been fighting this cancer >> is her name amy? >> amy elizabeth stills. she's been fighting this car for

salena: it's about creating a reputation. lemonis: this business doesn't have a good reputation.heir partnership is spinning out of control with two of the owners sidelining the third. chris: it felt like we financed your pregnancy

salena gomez released a single for "bad liar". it was one of the top trending videos on youtube.ideo shows the story of a love triangle. i don't know if you noticed the bedroom. perhaps taylor swift on the this poster too. look at the background. >> is it her 100%? >> i don't think so. >> she's in her -- >> what? >> who's nina? >> i don't know. >> finally check out these two subway performers. they're singing "jolene". it's jimmy cyrus and miley cyrus. they wore disguises. ♪ ♪ it's a party in the usa >> that's awesome. >> party in the usa, it was a party on the subway for miley and jimmy. that's the pop start today. >> why doesn't that happen when we're in the bw there. >> do you have the daly click? >> identify fun one today. this one coming out of san diego. this is 29-year-old jessie orlando using his jet pack flying over mission bay when he saw a boat flip over. he went and grabbed it by the top of the sail with help from his jet pack. he the tips it upright. his work was far from done. he casually does an impressive back flip. he nails that as well. helps them. isn't that in