Wednesday on the NewsHour, Jeff Sessions is fired from his role as attorney general. We examine what that means for the future of the special counsel’s investigation into President Trump. Also: The midterm election creates a new balance of power in Congress and exposes deep divides in our nation.
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WATCH TODAY’S SEGMENTS:
How will Jeff Sessions’ ouster affect the Mueller probe?
Trump suggests opening for bipartisanship — with a warning
Trump calls question about nationalism ‘racist’
Conway touts ‘Trump bump’ for GOP, defends ‘nationalism’
Midterm wins, losses and potential future political stars
Here’s who showed up to the polls and how they voted
Polis: Election win ‘important closure’ for LGBTQ Coloradans
Why these key Florida and Georgia races haven’t been called
News wrap: Trump and Putin won’t hold summit in Paris
