victoria nuland, welcome. and i guess, first off, are you surprised, and how do you think this change of personnel will shape american foreign policy going forward? >> great to be with you, christiane. i have to say, i think this diplomatic shake-up is really important for the united states. rex tillerson had failed on virtually every measure one has for a secretary of state. he had no relationship with the president, and therefore no ability to influence his thinking. there's no evidence that he was out there in the world creating coalitions of common action to solve our toughest problems, whether it was syria or north korea, afghanistan or anything else. it was impossible to see what he was doing. and equally importantly, he managed to alienate, or drive off most of the senior talent in his department. so it was important that we have a change. there was real concern out there in the world that america was evaporating on the diplomatic stage. >> well, that is an extremely clear failing grade from you as a fo

president needs to lead t >> schifrin: paul saunders, victoria nuland, thank you very much. >> thank>> woodruff: an adult film actress, a "playboy" mod and a reality tv star are adding to president trump's legal problems. the trio of women allege three separate sex scandals, all of which he denies. but their lawsuits, at the very least, threaten the prident with years of litigation. >> and you had sex with him. >> y. >> woodruff: stephanie clifford's claim finally aired last night on "60 minutes." the porn film actress known as stormy daniels said it was consensual, and happened one time, at a celebrity golf tournament in lake tahoe, in 2006. clifford says she tried to sell r story to a tabloid in 2011, but a trump lawyer got it suppressed. and, she says there was a threat, a few weeks later in las gas.nd >> guy walked up on me and said to me, "leave trump alone. forget the story." and then he leaned around and looked at my daughter and said,u "that's a beaulittle girl. it'd be a shame if something happened to her mom." ad then he was gone. >> woodruff: five years later, efore the 20

who is victoria nuland? she was the chief of staff to a guy named strobe talbot. who is he? high-ranking diplomat under the bill clinton administration. who was his brother-in-law? code each year, working with sid blumenthal in libya to get information to the clintons about libya and also, the blumenthal operation was a second source of information in addition to christopher steele that made up the dossier file which lied about donald trump. as the clinton dossier, a clintons gave him the entire time. >> sean: i never thought it would be this bad. the article comes out, geraldo, you've been in this business a long time. i'm throwing your 5 year on the air party. you have had a career that nobody can rival. i applaud you for all of it. i really do. but when you say former "new york times" -- there is the picture -- gla brinson, and the headline is that she keeps in a bomb at all in her purse for comfort. i can't even wrap my arms around how sick and twisted and traumatized the left has been because we need to give them to a lot of people in in the media. i will buy up a whole