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White House Watch: A White House in Transition

By Bo Huttinger
Posted November 14, 2016 at 11:14pm

By John T. Bennett Michael Cades

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White House correspondent John T. Bennett discusses last week’s historic win for President-elect Donald Trump and how President Barack Obama might lead the party in the weeks or months to come. This week, Obama travels to Europe where he’ll meet with European leaders, some anxious over Trump’s surprise victory. Editor’s Note: White House Watch was filmed on Friday, Nov. 11.

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