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Trump / The Memos / Speier, Hertling Interviews / A Parade #1120710

CNN Evening News for Tuesday, Feb 06, 2018
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(Studio: Anderson Cooper) The White House double standard on the Representative Dennis Nunes memo & the Democratic memo introduced. [Played twice, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee SANDERS - states we are undergoing "the exact same process" with this memo.] [At State of the Union, President TRUMP - says 100 percent we will release it {Nunes memo.}] The opposition of FBI director Christopher Wray to the release of the Republican memo recalled.

(Studio: Anderson Cooper; White House: Pamela Brown) What White House chief of staff Gen. John Kelly said about the release of the Democrats' memo, the release process for Trump later in the week & the recommendations from Wray & deputy attorney general Rod Rosenstein about the memo discussed. [Voice of KELLY - talks about this "different" memo: it is less clean.]

(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Live discussion held with Representative Jackie Speier about the memos. [SPEIER - offerS views on how Wray/Rosenstein edited it with Trump likely to redact it, Trump's interest in having a military parade like the one in France: we have a Napoleon in the making!.]

(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Live discussion held with CNN's retired Gen. Mark Hertling about the parade idea. [HERTLING - says he is bemused by the Trump parade idea, which would cost a lot of money: rehearsals, shipping in tanks, why the military does not like parades, the role of the American military.]

Reporter(s):
Cooper, Anderson;
Brown, Pamela
Duration:
00:14:00

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