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Sen.-Elect Adam Hamilton told NBC News’ “Meet the Press” that he would be disappointed if Democrats spent two years investigating Trump administration officials.
What to know today WILES OUT: President Donald Trump announced Friday that his chief of staff Susie Wiles would leave her role this week and would be replaced by deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller. DEMOCRATIC PRIORITIES: Democrats are weighing what they should do with control of the next Congress. While some have called for investigations of Trump administration officials others have called on Democrats to focus on affordability policies. VOTE COUNTING: Votes are still being tallied in the Alaska and Mississippi Senate races. Democratic candidates Mary Peltola and Scott Colom continue to narrowly lead their Republican opponents, GOP Sens. Dan Sullivan and Cindy Hyde-Smith, respectively.
Sen.-Elect Adam Hamilton told NBC News’ “Meet the Press” that he would be disappointed if Democrats spent two years investigating Trump administration officials.
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