CABRERA: Right now, President Trump is meeting with Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke at the White House. This, as Congress and the Department of Homeland Security reveal a deal with a power company from his hometown awarded a $300 million contract to restore power in parts of Puerto Rico. Here's Puerto Rico's governor just this morning.</s>RICARDO ROSSELLO, PUERTO RICO GOVERNOR: Certain questions have arisen from this contract, so it is my job as governor to make sure there was clarity and all of the process was executed appropriately. If there is wrong-doing, you know, in this process or any process, there will be hell to pay.</s>CABRERA: CNN's Martin Savidge is in San Juan. Martin, tell us about the two new inquiries involving the power company, White Fish, and how they got the contract.</s>MARTIN SAVIDGE, CNN CORRESPONDENT: There is a couple of them. A lot of people are looking at this contract. White Fish has become white hot in Puerto Rico for obvious reasons. How did a tiny company get such a big contract and was there some undue influence in the process of them winning that bid? So the governor is feeling the heat as well. He put in a request to the Department of Homeland Security, the parent company of FEMA, to review the contract. That's under way. And he hopes to get an answer by next week. He also asked his Office of Management and Budget to look into that and he wants to hear an answer by the end of the day. We were just told they expect to get some review by the end of the day today. There will be a news conference when they do. It's a big deal.</s>CABRERA: Martin Savidge, we know you will be following it. We will be checking back in. Thank you.</s>SAVIDGE: Thanks.</s>CABRERA: President Trump's latest controversial move in the Russia investigation. The White House says he used the proper channel. One Democrats say it's a troubling pattern.
Puerto Rico Governor Threatens Hell to Pay over Power Deal.