The FBI faces a deadline of today to explain to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court how it will fix problems that allowed abuses in a wiretap of a Trump campaign associate named Carter Page.
It's a good time to look back at the intelligence community's longstanding surveillance abuses as Congress considers whether there should be broad overhauls. Our cover story on Sunday's Full Measure will be a comprehensive dissection of the issue at hand.
Also this week: President Trump is set to sign a landmark trade deal with China if there are no more snags. If this talk of China trade is over your head, don't worry-- we'll go to one of the outsider advisers to the Trump administration, Michael Pillsbury, to break it all down for us. I think you'll find it interesting!
Also this week: Why Soldiers Miss War. Combat veteran and journalist Nolan Ryan explains why so many soldiers seek the rush and risk of war even when they return to civilian life. He's written a book about his own personal journey. There's some good advice for how soldiers can integrate back into society without craving the danger they've left behind.
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I want to know what China did, influence wise, in the 2016 election. All we hear about is Russia, and yet China had far more reason, and ability to interfere in that election. Candidate Trump was clearly going to make trouble for China and Hillary was business as usual for them. Who has a bigger and more capable cyber-espionage operation than China? Only the US. So why wouldn't they? Why does nobody care?