CUOMO: In less than two hours, Attorney General Jeff Sessions is going to face the House Judiciary Committee. He'll no doubt face questions about contacts between Donald Trump Jr. and WikiLeaks, as well as why he might be considering a new special counsel to look into the Clinton Foundation. Let's bring in Congressman Jim Jordan, Republican on the Judiciary Committee. He'll be at today's hearing. Always a pleasure to have you on the show, sir.</s>REP. JIM JORDAN (R-OH), JUDICIARY COMMITTEE: Good to be with you, Chris.</s>CUOMO: What questions do you have for the A.G.?</s>JORDAN: Is he going to appoint a special counsel? You know, we did an op-ed yesterday. Last night, "The Washington Post" reporting he's now considering a special counsel. So, that's news that at least they're moving in the right direction. We called for it 3-1/2 months ago and had not heard a darn thing from the Justice Department. And now we do an op-ed and he's coming today to testify and suddenly, he had a kind of a, it seems to me, a come to Jesus moment and they're now looking to actually appoint one, which is exactly what should happen.</s>CUOMO: Well, Jim, you saw the letter, right, the November 13th letter from yesterday?</s>JORDAN: Yes.</s>CUOMO: And I wonder if and we have been reporting it the same way, so I am hitting both of us with the same stick right now. Do you think we are getting ahead of ourselves in terms of what his intentions are? I mean, I know you'll ask him today and we'll get it.
Interview with Congressman Jim Jordan of Ohio.