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Trump / Sessions / A Discussion (Part I) #1113631

CNN Evening News for Monday, Jul 24, 2017
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(Studio: Anderson Cooper; White House: Jeff Zeleny) The latest criticism form President Trump of Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who was most supportive of Trump during the presidential election campaign, the talk about former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani replacing Sessions discussed; scenes shown of Trump being asked whether Sessions should resign.

(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Live discussion held with CNN's Kirsten Powers, Matt Lewis, Paul Begala, Trump supporter Jason Miller, David Gregory & Gloria Borger about Trump & Sessions. [MILLER, BEGALA, LEWIS, POWERS, GREGORY, BORGER - offer views on whether Trump needs to fire Sessions, who does have a strong support base, whether Sessions needed to recuse himself from the Russia investigation, how Trump is toying with Sessions, why Trump is going after Sessions now, the attorney general options.]

Reporter(s):
Cooper, Anderson;
Zeleny, Jeff
Duration:
00:09:40

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