she made national headlines in 2012 when she led never as the breast cancer chairlift susan g. komen to cut off funding for planned parenthood. meanwhile, in south carolina, republicans pulled off another victory in the special election to fill the seat left vacant by director of the office of management and budget mick mulvaney. republican ralph norman eked out a narrow victory over democratic challenger archie parnell. norman won only 51% of the vote -- a smaller margin than expected. we'll have more on the georgia and south carolina races after headlines. in news from capitol hill, attorney general jeff sessions has become the latest member of trump's inner circle to hire a personal lawyer amid the ongoing investigations into the trump administration's ties to russia. vice president mike pence and trump himself have also hired personal lawyers. on tuesday, special counsel robert mueller met with members of the house intelligence committee to discuss a plan to ensure that their parallel investigations don't conflict with one another. also on tuesday, white house press secretary sea

she's leading ossoff among men and ossoff is just assailing her on her ties -- on her role at susan g. komen foundation, so there are ads all over the district about that. >> polls close at 7:00. you have a big night ahead of you. greg, thank you so much at the agc. >> thanks for having me. >>> once again, reports of shoddy paperwork is dogging fire department national security adviser michael flynn. it appears there was another case in which flynn was not entire truthful about his interactions overseas. the top democrats on the house oversight and foreign affairs committees are now looking into two trips flynn made to the middle east. in one case, the congressmen say that flynn failed to disclose one of the trips on his security clearance form. in the other example, they say flynn listed a hotel they say that just doesn't exist. flynn's lawyer declined to comment in an e-mail to cnn. so i have nick akerman with me, assistant special watergate prosecutor now a partner at the law firm of dorsey and whitney. and cnn chief local correspondent dana bash so welcome to both of you. and dana, let m

jon ossoff play the planned parenthood card noting when karen handel was an executive at the susan g. komendation she allegedly help get planned parenthood defunded to fit a political agenda. so if there is moderate leaning even republican women who might be uncomfortable with playing abortion politics with sai breast cancer that may be a way to demobilize constituency and help his cause. >> reporter: it is one heck of a race. andreandra gillespie, greg blue, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> woodruff: the political stakes are high this week, a perfect time for politics monday with tamera keith of npr and amy walter of the "cook political report." welcome. a lot to talk about. amy, the sixth district race in georgia, a lot of people are saying it is a referendum of a sort on the president. how do you see it? >> yeah, we're going to read a lot into one race -- overinterpret one race obviously because of the amount of money that's been spent on it and the fact the national media has descended on it, we don't really have a choice. i think a couple of narratives will come out of this.