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Spokesperson Sarah Sanders pushes back against a new book by journalist Michael Wolff about the Trump presidency, calling it “complete fantasy.” She also condemns questions about the president’s fitness for office as “disgraceful and laughable.”

Governor King addressed the Maine legislature and outlined his agenda for the year.

President Trump meets in the Roosevelt Room with Republican senators to discuss immigration policy and DACA. He also responds to Steve Bannon’s comments in Michael Wolff’s new book, saying Steve Bannon called him a “great man.”

White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders fields questions on a range of issues, including claims by former Chief Strategist Steve Bannon in a new book by Michael Wolff about life inside the Trump presidential campaign and administration.

Judge Jon Newman details his career in the judicial system, serving first as a prosecutor and now as a federal appellate judge for 38 years on the US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit. He’s interviewed by Connecticut Senator Richard Blumenthal.

Author and columnist, David Ignatius, discusses his work and takes viewer questions. Mr. Ignatius is the author of many books, including Body of Lies, The Director, and The Quantum Spy.

Meijer, Inc., Executive Chairman Hendrik Meijer discusses his biography of Senator Arthur Vandenberg (1884-1951).

Alex Azar testifies before the Senate Finance Committee on his nomination to be the next Health and Human Services secretary, replacing Tom Price, who resigned last September.

Colorado Republican Cory Gardner takes to the Senate floor to condemn Attorney General Jeff Sessions' decision to reverse an Obama-era marijuana policy, saying he will place a hold on all Justice Department nominees until he gets answers and the…

State Department Spokesperson Heather Nauert says talks between North and South Korea are limited to the Olympics and some domestic matters, adding that South Korea is "not freelancing" and that the U.S. is in close contact with the South Koreans to…

President Trump says his former chief strategist, Steve Bannon, changed his tune last night by calling the president a "great man." The remarks were the president's first in-person public reaction to revelations from Mr. Bannon and others in a new…

Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer says his party plans to use its leverage to achieve its legislative priorities. Senator Schumer calls for parity in raising government spending caps, disaster relief, and DACA protections