KING: A quick look now at some other stories on our political radar today. It turns out Oprah has no interest in the Oval Office, so you might want to rethink your bets on her running for president in 2020. Winfrey tells In Touch magazine quote, it's not something that interests me. I don't have the DNA for it. A top aide for President Trump's drug czar will be leaving his senior position by the end of the month. Taylor Weyeneth is just 24 years old. He worked on the president's campaign then he rose quickly to his senior position at the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy but became a political lightning rod after the Washington Post uncovered a series of major inaccuracies and inconsistencies on his resume. The group of civil rights organization is filing a lawsuit against the Trump administration and Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos. The lawsuit claims DeVos' decision to rescind Obama-era guidance on how school should handle sexual assault under what's known as Title IX is unconstitutional. DeVos made that decision last fall saying the accused also deserves due process. One student survivor says she's the one now being denied her rights.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Administrators have told me more than once that my case just isn't a priority. Prior to Betsy DeVos rescinding the Title IX protections for survivors, complaints like mine had to be handled promptly. Now the Trump administration has removed any timelines for completing investigations to allow schools like Johns Hopkins to continue delaying the process endlessly until one of us graduates or gives up. Survivors should not have to spend their college years sharing a campus with their abusers.</s>KING: Up next, a Trump-appointed Department of Justice official picks a fight with the Republican-led House Intelligence Committee. We'll tell you why.
Advocacy Groups File Lawsuit Against Secretary DeVos