TAPPER: We have breaking news. Just moments ago, long time Trump confidant Hope Hicks left her closed-door hearing at the House Judiciary Committee where she spent most of the day testifying, most of the day really refusing to answer questions about her time in the White House though she did discuss other matters. In our "MONEY LEAD" today, he knows how to land a plane under pressure. Captain Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger, the man behind the Miracle on the Hudson was called to talk to Congress today to talk about the Boeing 737 Max which of course had two fatal crashes within five months. Sully said he spent time in a simulator and still had difficulty landing the plane.</s>CHESLEY SULLENBERGER, AVIATOR: I could tell you firsthand that the startle-factor is real and it is huge. Even knowing what would happen, I could see how crews could have run out of time before they could solve the problems.</s>TAPPER: The 737 Maxs have been grounded for three months in the U.S. That's all the time we have. Our coverage on CNN continues right now. Thanks for watching.
Hope Hicks Leaves After Testifying Behind Closed Doors.