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Trump / Sessions / A Discussion (Part II) #1113659

CNN Evening News for Tuesday, Jul 25, 2017
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(Studio: Anderson Cooper) The criticism from President Trump of Attorney General Jeff Sessions re-introduced. [Six times, TRUMP - speaks about loyalty.]

(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Live discussion held with CNN's Ken Cucinnelli, former Bush aide Scott Jennings, Kirsten Powers, Jeffrey Toobin, "New York Times" Maggie Haberman, Jim Sciutto & David Chalian about Trump & Sessions. [JENNINGS, CUCINNELLI, HABERMAN, POWERS, SCIUTTO, CHALIAN - offer views on what Trump & Sessions should do together, Sessions & the rule of law, the issue of the independence of attorneys general, how Trump like to have someone else do the firing, the question of Trump & loyalty, what would happen if Sessions were fired, Sessions' broad coalition of support.]

Reporter(s):
Cooper, Anderson
Duration:
00:07:40

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